i'm loving the new epstein angle to bitcoin detraction now that the ponzi-scheme/bubble/tulip angles have been exhausted. i expect to hear about this for a good two years at least.it must be tough to disperage something that exists everywhere and nowhere at once, is owned by everyone and no one at once and is valuable and worthless at once.
>>61955411checked.It weird how after everything that Jeffery Epstein had his hands in, Bitcoin got singled out for special treatment. Apparently, Bill Gates was one of his best friends, but Microsoft is fine.
>>61955527trueI hope microsoft goes to 0windows was always a scambill gates was a propagandist and not an innovator
>>61955543Gabe Newell was originally a microsoft employee.
>>61955411Every angle mentioned is factually true by the way
>>61955411He obviously didn't code it himself but he owns the 'Satoshi' wallet that holds 1.1M BTC because he paid some devs to create it.
>>61955592> When Satoshi Nakamoto created the first Bitcoin wallet (the Genesis Block) in January 2009, it held 50 BTC, which had practically zero monetary value at that time.Why are you people so dumb?
>>61955580You're a fucking idiot if you really believe that. It's just the newest fud.>>61955592Probably samefag but if not, you're a fucking idiot if you really believe that. How could you possibly come that this conclusion anyway? Also he just paid "some devs" to create it? You have no idea how difficult it must have been to create Bitcoin. Many attempts before Bitcoin and they all failed: bmoney, hashcash, I think some guy in Germany had a company that had stablecoins a lot time ago. All failed. You can't just pay money to create something that nobody has ever created. Bitcoin was the first.>>61955729He will tell you some dumb retard shit like "he did it so he could launder money". Absolute retards and it infuriates me that they really think they have valid arguments. Some people really don't have an internal monologue.
>>61955729No, Satoshi Nakamoto is estimated to own approximately 1 million to 1.1 million Bitcoin (BTC), not just 50. These coins were accumulated by mining roughly 22,000 blocks in 2009-2010 when the reward was 50 BTC per block. These holdings are spread across thousands of wallets and remain unspent.>>61956139David Chaum a fellow jew already created digicash in 1990>Chaum's dissertation proposed all but one element of the blockchain later detailed in the Bitcoin whitepaper.It failed because >Chaum stated in an interview in 1999 that the DigiCash project, and its technology system, entered the market before e-commerce was fully integrated within the Internet.>He will tell you some dumb retard shit like "he did it so he could launder moneyNo, he did it because it has been prophesized by Talmudic jews. The Talmudic phrase "Moshiach will not come until the pruta (smallest coin) disappears from the purse" (Sanhedrin 97a) signifies that the Messiah is imminent when small, lowly currency is no longer in circulation. This is interpreted as a sign of extreme inflation, total financial collapse, or the transition to a cashless society. >cashless societyYour bank account, creditcard etc everything is digital. Now we also have muh digital gold.If you don't know who Satoshi is, how could you be so sure that Epstein and his crew are not behind it?
