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12-11-2023 , 11:55 PM

#52001

unit18

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Lotta smaller countries will copy El Salvador imo

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12-11-2023 , 11:57 PM

#52002

housenuts

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Oil money countries coming in too. America won't like that.

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12-12-2023 , 12:18 AM

#52003

jbouton

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Originally Posted by unit18

Lotta smaller countries will copy El Salvador imo

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Originally Posted by Ideal Money

Now the possible area for evolution is that if, say, an inflation rate of between 1% and 3% is now considered desirable and appropriate in Sweden, then, if it is really controllable, why shouldn't a rate between 1/2 % and 3/2 % be even more desirable? (The rate measured by the Swedish speedometer is determined in relation to a domestic CPI calculated for Sweden.)

Signs of the Times (Among National Currency Authorities)

...

Here Argentina and El Salvador can be mentioned.

Spoiler:

https://github.com/jalToorey/IdealMo...ly-Ideal-Money

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But if, for example, all of the countries of the world would base the value for their national currencies on the value of the British currency then this situation would appear singular and unstable, while it was not so singular for a lot of countries to base their currency value on gold.

So the United Nations building can be in New York and the IMF and the IBRD institutions in Washington, DC, USA, but these historical facts do not make the U. S. dollar a good standard of value which the managers of currency systems in other countries could justifiably exploit to permanently fix the relative values of their national currencies.

I think it also wouldn't be so singular for a lot of counties to base their currencies on bitcoin...and that managers of currency systems could justifiably permanently fix the relative value of their national currencies to it.

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12-12-2023 , 02:14 AM

#52004

johnnyBuz

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Originally Posted by NLOmahaHL

El Salvador is way ahead of 2028.

Can I get in at 38.55K anytime soon?

You’ve had like 16+ months to buy from 15-30k and everywhere in between.

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12-12-2023 , 02:23 AM

#52005

rand

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Originally Posted by hansmolman

It could be today though too…..

not anymore

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12-12-2023 , 03:41 AM

#52006

27offsuit

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Originally Posted by jbouton

Hadn't really thought of it this way, but it really is going to just become digital gold and back everything. Entirely replacing the shortfalls of the previous gold standard, which was man.

I still like 'Everything is going to zero against bitcoin' better, though

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12-12-2023 , 07:06 PM

#52007

NLOmahaHL

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Originally Posted by johnnyBuz

You’ve had like 16+ months to buy from 15-30k and everywhere in between.

And if you haven't noticed, itt, I've called some bottoms...

In a way I was claiming, that in the proximal moment, the lowest I see it going is 38.55K.

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12-12-2023 , 08:14 PM

#52008

jbouton

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"Here Argentina and El Salvador can be mentioned."

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12-12-2023 , 08:28 PM

#52009

housenuts

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bad day for tether truthers

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12-13-2023 , 05:29 PM

#52010

hansmolman

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12-13-2023 , 06:10 PM

#52011

jbouton

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https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/s...&postcount=498

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Originally Posted by XPOST

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Built to enable an ideal banknote exchange for Central Bank Digital Currency, the IDEMIA secure offline CBDC wallet makes a highly secure digital cash experience truly available to everyone and at any time. This secure wallet allows a user to make consecutive digital offline payments with immediate settlement. The CBDC wallet user can initiate offline payments using any channel: contactless, email, QR Code, and the same terminals and standards currently used for card payments. The offline CBDC payments can be received by any device (secured or not), with or without an internet connection to the ledger.

https://www.idemia.com/secure-offline-cbdc-wallet

^^^ this is on point.

You can't do this technically. This is the problem satoshi solved.

Any solution proposed is purely a ledger controlled at the fed. Which is different than having a dollar bill.

Now we might not agree, especially because of the citation. But we understand my CLAIM?

^^ this is the new subject. the territory imo.

CBDCs are an implied claim. It implied they can and will do something that bitcoin does.

My opinion, work suggests, that when you scrutinize the technology and the balance sheet implications you see that CBDCs can't port the same layer of moniness that bitcoin resides on.

But you need a non-cynical view of bitcoin a good understanding of the m-layers of money to judge what I'm saying (I would like it to be judged).

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12-15-2023 , 09:13 AM

#52012

Sheep86

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I created an Exodus wallet and transferred some USDT to it. If a poker site tells me they use ERC-20 for USDT deposits, I can send/deposit USDT from Exodus through the Polygon network, correct? Just asking because I cannot test it with a tiny amount, since that will affect my first deposit bonus.

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12-15-2023 , 01:47 PM

#52013

jbouton

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Originally Posted by Sheep86

There should be threads for these questions with serious rules.

But your question isn't a bitcoin thread and people here could have a lot of experience with bitcoin and not know the answers to your question or much about the content.

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12-15-2023 , 06:18 PM

#52014

rickroll

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Originally Posted by Sheep86

talk to customer support, even after the give you the a-ok confirm with them and have them repeat what's what to ensure they actually understand it

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12-16-2023 , 12:47 AM

#52015

housenuts

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Originally Posted by Sheep86

Use the Ethereum thread, but....

I assume your USDT is on Ethereum, not Polygon? Does Exodus support Polygon? If it's on Ethereum, you're going to need to bridge it to Polygon before you're able to send it to the poker site. However, if the poker site also accepts Ethereum USDT, you may as well just send from there, which will be cheaper tx fee than the cost to bridge it first, then send.

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12-18-2023 , 06:47 PM

#52016

BradleyT

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You know what’s interesting these days?

Bitcoin.

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12-19-2023 , 09:30 PM

#52017

MSchu18

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Yet ANOTHER SEC/Blackrock meeting today... this thing is gonna be done soon.

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12-20-2023 , 02:12 PM

#52018

MSchu18

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I can hear a train a comin...

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12-20-2023 , 03:02 PM

#52019

tarheels2222

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Choo choo

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12-20-2023 , 11:00 PM

#52020

Brokenstars

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It's rollin' round the bend

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12-21-2023 , 12:10 AM

#52021

27offsuit

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Thread about to get ACTIVE.

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12-21-2023 , 12:19 AM

#52022

unit18

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It’s responsible to have a big bag of stables but I kinda think The play is actually have that bag on AAVE in eth or btc, and when there is a dip, get your stables from there. Gotta be exposed now

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12-21-2023 , 12:57 AM

#52023

27offsuit

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Been marinating on this lately. Not many understand the 'priced-out' aspect of bitcoin. Right now, the lower class is being priced out of ever owning .05-.1 bitcoin. Soon to follow will be the middle class. Then the upper middle class. Once the 22.7 million millionaires in the US get priced out(liquiditally speaking) and there are only 450 coins being produced a day for the entire world, things are going to get a little SPICY.

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12-21-2023 , 01:14 AM

#52024

housenuts

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Originally Posted by 27offsuit

No one is priced out. Can get whatever fraction you can afford. And with ETF, will be even easier for the average person to get a small slice. Shares of Canadian bitcoin ETFs are sub $10.