This leaves us with the question, which line item on the Fed's Balance Sheet is 'Virtual Currency Transactions'... what better way to destroy an
up and coming currency competitor than to blow a bubble in it and explode it?
Well all know how they feel about "competing" currencies.
I'm not a buyer of the bitcoin (I personally prefer gold and silver) but I can appreciate the concept. Why is it any less legitimate than currency
created out of nothing by the Rothschilds' central banks?
Well, for one, the banksters have instructed governments to only accept that particular currency for all "debts, public and private". But lets say
this wasnt the law, would anyone really be that interested in accumulating increasingly worthless US dollars or Euros or [insert currency name
here]?
As many of you know, bitcoin is decentralized, not controlled by any bank or government, nor is it arbitrarily created.
In a free market, anything is worth only as much as someone else is willing to pay for it. And people have decided that bitcoin is worth about
$136/coin (at the moment).
Now that bitcoin has exploded in "value", its not unreasonable to consider the possibility that the world's central banksters are "interested".
I mean, look at this hit piece from Fox. "Shady, guns, drugs". What the...
Whos hacking various bitcoin sites? Are they trying to cause a bubble? What happens when the bubble bursts and people demand that "government do
something"?
Well, I'm sure government, instructed by the banksters, will be happy to regulate bitcoin. I mean thats what people want right, more rules, more
regulations, more laws, more control in the hands of government...
So whats really going on?
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Sadly if you are not a tech savvy person and know what hashes are any explanation given will likely confuse you more. My best advice to the layman
wanting to know what a bitcoin is.... is go to wikipedia where everything is dumbed down. Not saying you're dumb, it's just a very complicated
technology.
Jeff Berwick is a total criminal fraudster, it pisses me off he is idolized by so many cryptocurrency and technology enthusiasts... he's ripped
people off for millions of dollars