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ALMOST HALF BTC Mkt CAP.

You can manipulate horse shit to have tripple marktcap, look at usd Grin

Why are you here? To tell us heart breaking story of how you missed opportunity?

No you get me wrong, I do have xmr for short trading and have got double my btc stash, but I am smart enough to see that its not an long term investment and I don't need to tell my self bullshits like its half of btc marktcap. Lol. They own 60% of the coin, its measuring apples to peer.

I also don't need to prise it to the heaven hoping new idiots will buy and my share will raise. The new investors reach bitcointalk.org once they already have got there xmr. I have xmr, i have made a couple of nice trades wich have made me a good extra bucks. But i also going to get out before the music stops and people are running for a empty chair

XMR? Double BTC stash? Again why are you here?

I ment xrp not xmr what actually a good coin id. But hey looking at your red flag trust factor - 2 you seems to have made some good profitable trade also. Wink

The fallacy is believing that libertarian/anarchist philosophy is what invented/drove the birth of this in the first place. The BTC white paper has citations that date back to the early 80s. The problem of centralized key distribution was known almost 40 years ago, but the advantage public key systems like BTC/ripple, etc was only realized recently because of gains in efficiency.

The commoners are focused on earning a few bucks flipping tokens back and forth (which I wholly support while we all can). The deeper meaning here is that using a public security protocol will essentially eliminate the need for clearinghouses (the middle man). This will allow companies that conduct transactions to save fuck loads of money. Think of it like the current state of the USA. We privatize gains and socialize losses. Banks will save billions and their users will be charged the same fees (or higher) for wires, bank transfers, ATM deposits, bank late fees... but what will be advertised is the ease of electronic payment, quick transactions, free international money transmission.

Its all about the elimination of the middle man. Socializing the cost of doing business while privately profiting from conducting it. As people no longer go to brick and mortar anything (especially banks), all will be done on your phone and computers nearly completely one day.

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