The Next Bitcoin Will Never be Revealed - Google Bans Crypto Ads

Google bans crypto-currency adverts

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RIP, Crypto Genius, you shall be missed.

I never noticed his crooked glasses until now, seen it a million times...someone else on Reddit pointed this out. I pretty much stole all of this from Reddit lol.

That ad made me laugh, I wonder how many people clicked it, I never did.

Yeah it will be called fedcoin, and be a cashless system with a ledger copied across the world that can never be erased.

The cia will start it and use a clever, unconfirmed name of Nakimoto Kawasaki Nagasaki.

They will have access to all the ledgers and the power to transfer cash anon.


Why do all these tards want to usher in the worst tyrannical scifi movies, and none of the good ones?

a reply to: JosephKnecht

lol awesome post

There is a new "War on Cryptos"

And you know what they say about catch phrases like "War on Terror", and "War on Drugs"...

Usually the side "we" are at war against gains momentum and strength.

I'm not super bullish on cryptos short-term but longer-term, we'll have to see

a reply to: Mandroid7

lol not sure what to say...

I am in it for the money, I have sacrificed my morals and ethics by participating in this fixed market, some of my investments support banks (including the fed), technology that will usher in the 1984 type surveillance utopia, the chinese monsanto, and i am fine with it. I spent too many years on this damn site giving a damn important things that no one else did. Time for me to accept reality and get greedy and play the system while there is still some play left.

I hope you are wrong about them stealing all the ledgers and transferring our cash, that would suck.

This post was more comedy than anything but I understand your concerns.

I still think that Bitcoin was an alphabet agency creation in cahoots with the big money players...that has been discussed on here, I wonder what Reddit Harold has to say about it.

a reply to: FamCore

Glad you liked it

Were you talking about the congressional hearing today in regards to your post about "war on terror"? That was pretty over the top from that one guy.

Yes I am with you, all about the gains right now, just because the market is down does not mean you have to lose money. Even though just holding and waiting for it to bounce back up is the safest way in my opinion.

SInce you are a long term investor this correction/crash probably doesn't have you worried at all. I am for the long term too but I like to play around a little and keep a hot wallet to make some moves if need be. Tether has saved me a few times but is risky and never fool proof.

Happy holding!

Don't worry, good things are happening in the crypto world.

its sooooo hilarious who gets 'famous' in the media. this guy had a tv show on hbo. wonder how he got that gig? LMFAO

a reply to: trollz

I am not worried, at all.

a reply to: JosephKnecht

Right on. You need to do what you need to do.

If you go that route, of the short capital gains, I am not completely against it. I mean it's part of the game with trading, but those that day trade are frowned upon because they are just jumping out when others aren't.

If I went the day trade route, I would do it short term, enough to make startup capital in a real buisness.
After that point, I would feel a little better about my income.

Big stock market money is always made on long term growth holds, look at Buffet.

The biggest problem I see with bitcoin, is it will never be a currency that is not fed based.

The feds aren't going to allow the dollar to be replaced, they send the secret service out for simple
counterfiting cases.

They just look at it as a money transfer service, or a dry run for cashless. Imo

Those ads are banned because they are scams.

But some of them are entertaining

a reply to: JosephKnecht

I used to see the ad all the time and I thought that it was an image of a young bill gates ?

Funny, you always hear about crypto being used to fund terrorism, or buying drugs, maybe even some wet work. I don't see it that way. Crypto can be used to purchase something with (maybe) some anonymity. I've tracked crypto thefts, it's not that hard. Now trying to find a $20 bill that someone bought drugs with is a little more difficult, MOST illegal "things" are paid for with fiat. Sorry, off topic. I'm a big fan of crypto and the original libertarian ideas that brought it into being.

This is inevitable seeing all the 'get rich quick schemes' related to cryptocurrency. There is nothing wrong with the technology, but there are alot of shady businesses riding the blockchain hypetrain to scam town

originally posted by: projectvxn
Those ads are banned because they are scams.

But some of them are entertaining

Not all of them were scams but many certainly were, some were even phishing sites that eventually redirect you to the proper exchange (binance for example) once they got the information that they needed to eventually steal your funds.

My favorite scams that I find entertaining (god bless the poor people who fall for them) are the "CZ_Binance (not giving crypto away)" scams. People still send in their ether lol.

a reply to: threeeyesopen

It's William Grates

a reply to: BTPowers

I welcome all discussion, crytpo is an interesting topic that brings people of all walks of life together or pulls them apart lol. This appears to be their stage where they shake the weak hands and institutions keep buying up all the low cost coin before it goes back up so they can sell it off again. I am just holding on to what I have and buying as much as I can while it is down.

You are definitely right about it not being as anonymous as some people think it is. Sure there is no name to a bitcoin address but the wallets can be tracked and you can eventually get caught if you are not careful, this goes for most currencies except for the real private ones that do what they claim.

Thanks for the post.

a reply to: Jubei42

Yes, I have seen some pretty innovative scams, it is the wild wild west out there.

Throw wall street and politics in the mix and it gets real interesting.

I think that this is not so much a thought-out step, as to protect the interests of the company from unnecessary risks that may arise in this regard. In addition, Facebook has recently lifted the ban and installed a pre-moderation of advertisements on crypto-currency topics, other than ICO, of course. With this, I fully agree, as a risky topic, and buy other tokens from time to time and withdraw to fiat with help of hiribi.com...

originally posted by: trollz
Don't worry, good things are happening in the crypto world.

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this krypto is linked to physical gold....also that motivator 'Greed'