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On the other hand, the current method of implementing crypto-currencies is pretty much exactly as you described, Satori.

The implementers "make bank", and reap the rewards. This is not a long...

Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) is a different way to implement a database. Rather than having one "master copy" that is controlled and protected by a "trusted" agent (such as your bank or your...

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Here's a good article on the current state of cryptocurrencies, whose prices in $US are way, way down from a year ago, and their potential future.

I quite agree with the article that "Bitcoin...

Here is progress on this front, in the form of autonomous robot factories being developed to work on Mars, producing water, oxygen and fuel:
How NASA Will Use Robots to Create Rocket Fuel From...

Thought for the day:

Gold is no longer money. It hasn't been money for nearly a century. It's one form of collateral for debt-money.
The "new" monetary system, which will replace the US...

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I sense a strong connection, between the above quoted snippets from

Hervé's A US' Night of The Long Knives -- Post #92, and
my Stop 5G before it's irreversible! -- Post #100
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A contributor to Miles Mathis' work, Booby Sherman, has provided this critique of Bitcoin: bitfraud.pdf.

Summary: It's a major Jewish, Intelligence, Bankster fraud, intended to provide a new...

Not all their encryption, rather just their public key crypto. Both the prime number factoring (RSA) and elliptic public key crypto will potentially be vulnerable to future quantum computers. Other...

My secret - I got in back in November, instead of December. It's a lot easier to go from 1 to 10 to 2, than to go from 10 to 2 :).

The key for me remains ... what do I reasonably expect the...

Well ... this didn't take long ... what looks like a "better Hashgraph" has come along, less than six months later.
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On the other hand ... listen to this pitch by Machine Zone's (a game...

Well ... this didn't take long ... what looks like a "better Hashgraph" has come along, less than six months later.

The algorithm is improved a bit more, and what's more important from my...

Meanwhile, putting Clif High aside, there is a rather prescient forecast of the real impact of cryptocurrencies in the DarkReading.com article An Industry In Transition: Key Tech Trends In 2018.
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Back in 2017 (when this thread started and Clif High earned a spot in its title) Clif High was making glorious predictions of new all time highs in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Since then...

Here's a great new interview of Catherine Austin Fitts, by the Dark Journalist, restating her conclusions that cryptocurrencies are another operation (op) by the dark forces to control humanity:...

Not likely that it's for our good.

The very appeal of cryptos, the big hype over their being free from central control, empowering the individual, side stepping the big banks and governments, is...

Where we they (the elite) go one, they go all:


Goldman Sachs Says Bitcoin "Is Not A Fraud," Plans To Begin Trading Within Weeks (Zerohedge)
Computer engineers now make up a quarter of...

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Joseph P. Farrell makes what I think is an excellent point in the following video.

He speculates that a key objective of the Global Baloney Rothschilds will be to create a global legal...

Social media has been evolving through multiple generations now.

Back in the late 1990's, America Online (AOL) was dominant, with its walled garden approach. CompuServe (which I preferred) was...

Far from the death; rather it is the birth, of the "real" cryptocurrency regime.

Just as the Internet infrastructure beneath the Web started out as a peer-to-peer data connection network between ...

I posted some questions, perhaps relevant to this thread, regarding debt based money, over here.