[Tyrone Shoelaces]

Originally Posted by DrMack

Bitcoin block chain will be hacked eventually. In 10 years folks will be laughing at what people paid for it. Technology will well have surpassed hacking block chain tech.

Question is, will any of us Villagers be alive to see this?

[MorTech]

Originally Posted by Aces4

I've never heard the dollar referred to as tulip bulbs but all right...

"hearing" is not your problem but all right. The US Dollar is the biggest Ponzi on earth.

Your fiat accounts will eventually be hacked...Your gold will eventually be stolen (even "legally" stolen. See the act of political terrorism refered to as Executive Order 6102). You can carry Bitcoin in your head anywhere on earth. Bitcoin can fork to SHA512 in the future. It takes a huge amount of energy and compute power just to break one key - as well as blockchain latency. Good Luck! There is a 1M Bitcoin reward waiting for you!

[Aces4]

Originally Posted by MorTech

"hearing" is not your problem but all right. The US Dollar is the biggest Ponzi on earth.

Your fiat accounts will eventually be hacked...Your gold will eventually be stolen (even "legally" stolen. See the act of political terrorism refered to as Executive Order 6102). You can carry Bitcoin in your head anywhere on earth. Bitcoin can fork to SHA512 in the future. It takes a huge amount of energy and compute power just to break one key - as well as blockchain latency. Good Luck! There is a 1M Bitcoin reward waiting for you!

So in other words, real estate is the way to go..

[MorTech]

Originally Posted by Aces4

So in other words, real estate is the way to go..

Real estate suffers from property tax (which is basically rent paid to law-n-jail backed parasites - Modern Feudalism/Serfdom) and entropy ...maybe that's cool to you.

[Aces4]

Originally Posted by MorTech

Real estate suffers from property tax (which is basically rent paid to law-n-jail backed parasites - Modern Feudalism/Serfdom) and entropy ...maybe that's cool to you.

It's the nice profits after taxes that please us. We realize there are those who haven't figured out how to do that. To each their own.