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Anonymous

11/29/25(Sat)11:05:43 No.217183647

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Do you believe in crypto currencies in your country?

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)11:06:22 No.217183671

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)11:06:22 No.217183671

>>217183647
Jewish ponzi scheme

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)11:08:36 No.217183729

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)11:08:36 No.217183729

>>217183647
No. There are interesting use cases for crypto like prediction markets and stable coins but it's mostly a scam.

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)11:09:33 No.217183758

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)11:09:33 No.217183758

>>217183647
I miss the days when crypto pretty much solely existed to purchase illegal items on a TOR network. Now it's just a ponzi scheme for politicians to line their own pockets by manipulating crypto markets deliberately.

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)11:15:38 No.217183899

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)11:15:38 No.217183899

>>217183647
only XMR, since it seems to be the only crypto that's actually used as a currency.

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)11:20:58 No.217184006

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)11:20:58 No.217184006

>>217183647
Monero is the only actual interesting one that has actual use cases, the rest, meh.

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)11:26:07 No.217184120

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)11:26:07 No.217184120

If it was just your typical scam I wouldn't mind - A fool and his money soon go separate ways

But mining this shit is occupying all our GPUs, boiling all our water and draining all our energy

I refuse to go the way of the Polynesians

Anonymous
11/29/25(Sat)11:29:23 No.217184196

Anonymous 11/29/25(Sat)11:29:23 No.217184196

>>217183647
Yeah.

>>217184120
>But mining this shit is occupying all our GPUs,
Gpu mining hasnt been good for years. It's mostly AI, tech sector companies needing chips and the fact that prior to covid Nvidia made most of it's profit outside of gaming PC.