@sirjames a pro crypto stance would help, as the current leading candidates are just starting to come around, there are also other countries whose citizens are commercing in btc and some country in S.America is even accumulating it as a nation, I know Snowden hinted at another bigger country coming out later this year to reveal themselves as a buyer also
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[ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️ (zerosum06@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Jun-2024 09:08:15 JST [ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️
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[ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️ (zerosum06@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Jun-2024 01:28:59 JST [ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️
Tell us you don't know how shit works without saying you don't know how shit works 😆 🤡
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[ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️ (zerosum06@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Jun-2024 01:55:27 JST [ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️
@Sirpantangelini perhaps, however if he spoke from knowing how it worked, instead of pandering to donors & voters, he'd know that it is not possible and antithetical to the entire concept & purpose of bitcoin
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Sir Paul Couture 🎸:verified: (sirpaulcouture@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Jun-2024 02:09:17 JST Sir Paul Couture 🎸:verified:
@ZeroSum06 he wants regulation to create a favorable environment to allow innovation in crypto to happen here instead of other countries.
What is so difficult to understand?
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[ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️ (zerosum06@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Jun-2024 02:22:33 JST [ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️
@SirPaulCouture That's simply not possible, practical or intelligent. Nothing can prohibit another person or an entire gov't from setting up rigs and mining abroad. If he was that confident the US could maximize the space he wouldn't cry for regulations. Again, he was just pandering for donors & voters, that is what's to be understood here. Applaud his handlers if anything for getting him to address crypto, bc he himself doesn't know shit about it, as there are votes & money in it.
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[ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️ (zerosum06@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Jun-2024 02:56:17 JST [ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️
@sirjames "we" don't even have hypersonic weapons 😆
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[ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️ (zerosum06@noauthority.social)'s status on Tuesday, 18-Jun-2024 08:56:54 JST [ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️
@Sirpantangelini nowhere were principles called into play, this sounds like the got nowhere to go so just making up things that were never said nor lmplied just for the sake of responding
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↯ Klaatu - Some Brave Apollo ↯ (klaatu@noauthority.social)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jun-2024 08:19:05 JST ↯ Klaatu - Some Brave Apollo ↯
@ZeroSum06 @sirjames It's the same as with any other resource. If Americans can mine more of the blockchain than other countries do, then that counts towards the new post Bretton Woods GDP calculations. Even if there is no tax or tariff revenue upon its export, it denies competitive foreign powers from having mined it. Like with banks, the bigger the domestic whale the easier to control & audit it's actions.
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[ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️ (zerosum06@noauthority.social)'s status on Thursday, 20-Jun-2024 11:21:43 JST [ZeroSum06] ⚠️ ☣️ ✨️
@klaatu @sirjames That doesn't sound like a great idea considering how we handle resources. Anyway, BlackRock & Microstrategy are probably the biggest holders we know of. Also that flies in the face of decentralization (a major function, purpose & appeal-point of it's existence), which could likely see it go in the toilet like the dollar if it's controlled like a resource. Plus over 95% of it has already been mined so there's that. Best practices dictate just accumulate as much as you can.
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