i dont' think it was a scam in its conception or even initial increase in popularity. early crypto devs had no idea what the acceptance would be like.
but it ironically has so far only held value based exactly on how many $USD it is worth, and looks to remain that way for a long time, which means that whoever moves the most USD can gobble it all up, as we have seen with blackrock
personally I use crypto for daytrading to earn some side dollas, i don't hold any large amounts
According to Navy Intelligence whistelblower Bill Cooper, they are all made by NSA on behalf of the Rothschilds. The whole thing is a trap to reduce our ownership to 0 which digital currency is pretty much worthless. Anyone defending digital currency is suspect.
According to Navy Intelligence whistelblower Bill Cooper, they are all made by NSA on behalf of the Rothschilds.
Bill Cooper died in 2001, long before the first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was invented in 2009. If you are just going to make up things at least get the details right.
There were a lot of ideas created and talked about in the 1980s and 1990s but no Cryptocurrencies like we have today were in use or even created.
Ecash was conceived by David Chaum as an electronic money or electronic cash system in 1982. It was realized through his corporation Digicash and used as micropayment system at one US bank from 1995 to 1998. But it needed banks to work and failed to get enough of them on board.
Bitcoin and eCash have little in common from a design perspective.
B-money was an early cryptocurrency concept that never officially launched. First revealed in 1998 by computer scientist Wei Da
Bit Gold was Proposed by Nick Szabo in 1998.
Bit Gold was never developed beyond discussions and proposals into code
At the time none of these people were said to have Received their creations from the NSA.
i dont' think it was a scam in its conception or even initial increase in popularity. early crypto devs had no idea what the acceptance would be like.
but it ironically has so far only held value based exactly on how many $USD it is worth, and looks to remain that way for a long time, which means that whoever moves the most USD can gobble it all up, as we have seen with blackrock
personally I use crypto for daytrading to earn some side dollas, i don't hold any large amounts
According to Navy Intelligence whistelblower Bill Cooper, they are all made by NSA on behalf of the Rothschilds. The whole thing is a trap to reduce our ownership to 0 which digital currency is pretty much worthless. Anyone defending digital currency is suspect.
Bill Cooper died in 2001, long before the first cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, was invented in 2009. If you are just going to make up things at least get the details right.
It was created in the 1980s. Don’t believe the fake news.
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There were a lot of ideas created and talked about in the 1980s and 1990s but no Cryptocurrencies like we have today were in use or even created.
Ecash was conceived by David Chaum as an electronic money or electronic cash system in 1982. It was realized through his corporation Digicash and used as micropayment system at one US bank from 1995 to 1998. But it needed banks to work and failed to get enough of them on board.
Bitcoin and eCash have little in common from a design perspective.
B-money was an early cryptocurrency concept that never officially launched. First revealed in 1998 by computer scientist Wei Da
Bit Gold was Proposed by Nick Szabo in 1998. Bit Gold was never developed beyond discussions and proposals into code
At the time none of these people were said to have Received their creations from the NSA.
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