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    ECB's Lagarde Calls For Global Regulation Of "Reprehensible" Bitcoin

    ECB's Lagarde Calls For Global Regulation Of "Reprehensible" Bitcoin

    Notwithstanding the unpolitic term reprehensible, I thank that cryptocurrencies will need to accept regulation if they are to go mainstream. Could they operate unregulated outside of the mainstream? Probably. And that scares the Establishment.

    Globalists and technocrats have long begrudged Bitcoin because it is decentralized and therefore impossible to come under the control of centralized financial institutions. The cryptocurrency has also provided a refuge for dissidents who have been deplatformed by regular financial services and institutions over their politics.

    Bitcoin recently soared to a record high above $41,000 dollars but has since fallen back to around $35,000 dollars.


    After the cryptocurrency previously hit a record high of above $17,000 dollars at the end of 2017 it then sank bank to around $3,000, emphasizing the wild volatility of the asset.


    However, numerous analysts are predicting that growing debt, record money printing and hyperinflation could see Bitcoin soar into the hundreds of thousands over the next year.
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    On a related note, some dude in SF seems to have forgotten the password to his Bitcoin wallet. He has two more attempts to get it correct, or $220M is gone.
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    PJL: Bitcoins are so reliable and fool proof
    PJL also claimed they cannot track bitcoin across the web...…………..PJL is no computer expert or else he would have never made that claim.
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    So there is no such thing as a free lunch...

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    Quote Originally Posted by jigglepete View Post
    So there is no such thing as a free lunch...
    I read that somewhere. TANSTAAFL

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    Quote Originally Posted by stjames1_53 View Post
    PJL: Bitcoins are so reliable and fool proof
    PJL also claimed they cannot track bitcoin across the web...…………..PJL is no computer expert or else he would have never made that claim.
    If someone makes a $220million mistake of not securing their password , I don't think Bitcoin can be blamed.....(lol)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter1469 View Post
    On a related note, some dude in SF seems to have forgotten the password to his Bitcoin wallet. He has two more attempts to get it correct, or $220M is gone.
    That's something you sort of want to put in a safe deposit box if you block chained into your crypto. The easiest way is to let the exchange hold it in a wallet for you.
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    By the time Legarde and her deepstate cohorts work out how to regulate cryptocurrencies , it will be worth more than the World Bank and IMF combined ,with a global following that includes the wealthiest of the wealthy , down to the average punter and everyone in between . Then , they will be left with the reality that their global financial scam is...........ratshyit .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cotton1 View Post
    That's something you sort of want to put in a safe deposit box if you block chained into your crypto. The easiest way is to let the exchange hold it in a wallet for you.
    If possible I would have more than one wallet so all your eggs are not in one basket.
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    Can't spend bitcoins if you cannot access the account.
    EMP+ everyone who is invested=total loss.
    Keep your bits, I got mine right here next to me. I can spend it while you cannot. I don't need a password to access it.
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