The commies are going nuts because gold and silver are skyrocketing. They really want us to invest in Bitcoin which is why they invest in Bitcoin to prop it up although I hear they are panic selling suddenly in places like Blackrock.
So the psyop they are running is where they are using their Mossad and CIA accounts on Twitter (and beyond) to claim that they are speed selling their gold and silver because they "assume" it reached a peak and is on its way down. To top it off, they claim that they will use the money made to buy Bitcoin to promote their crypto scam operation.
Don't fall for it. Gold and Silver will keep going up not just for decades but centuries until we stop using money altogether really.
Sample clown post: https://x.com/lynk0x/status/1979252800002441391
It's a new era. We have come full circle. The Khazarians fooled us into not using gold silver anymore, we learned a hard lesson that everything else is a lower, corruptible form of money and now we are bouncing back. Don't let the commies trick you.
Buy precious metals if you wanna make some money and restore the economy. Sell all crypto if you were stupid enough to buy any. Let's go!
It's sad to see such levels of delusion but everyone suffers the consequences of their ignorance in the end so it's fair.
BTC is a decentralized peer to peer network. Gold on the other hand...
Who do you think owns the gold market?
So BTC is a decentralized peer to peer network (good).
These are my bitcoin concerns (please correct me if i'm wrong):
The on-ramp / off ramp to this decentralized peer-to-peer network is completely controlled. The government will be notified of your dollar to BTC conversions and there are only a few points where you can convert dollar to BTC (coinbase, binance). So you have a 'free network' completely surrounded by a controlled fence. This is my major objection to Bitcoin.
Wallstreet will gain control over BTC ETFs which means they will have the money / power to influence the market.
We are like 15years into Bitcoin and still no one uses it as currency. It's a reserve that dollars are placed in but nothing is 'priced in bitcoin'; nor are things being sold in bitcoin. Money is transferred from Bitcoin to USD to make purchases which hints at point (1). At no point would you negotiate with someone for .000001 worth of bitcoin, instead you would negotiate $300 and then convert that to Bitcoin.
Last time I checked, and the original reason I didn't invest in Bitcoin, is because the market is extremely consolidated. You have 95% of all bitcoin controlled by a few small percentage of people. (correct me if i'm wrong) edit: https://cointelegraph.com/news/1-percent-bitcoin-holders-btc-supply
I want to support crypto, I think it's a great idea; but the government has built a fence around crypto to control it at key points which makes it a controlled asset.
So about 20-30% of BTC is in the hands of governments and financial corporations.
That's just not true. BTC has been adopted as legal tender by El Salvador and Central African Republic. BTC is used by millions for transactions in the US, India, Indonesia, Nigeria, Russia, Ukraine, Vietnam, Brazil, etc. There is a lot of BTC trading going on and it will only get more. As for the conversion rate, the trading will be done in Satoshi (one hundred millionth BTC, currently $1).
That's hard to determine because addresses are not always personal wallets. Some addresses are held by exchanges and custodians. When you adjust for custodial wallets, lost supply, and dormant holdings, it's not as bad as it appears looking at the raw stats. But sure, I agree there is vulnerability to speculation by whales. This is true for any money or asset and BTC is no exception here.
Rothschild controls all crypto from London you fool.
Do you have proof of this?
How does that change who controls gold?
Rothschild doesn't control the gold because all the gold you see in society is controlled by us. He cannot steal gold value because even if he buys up tons of gold, all that does is raise the value of the gold in society. He also cannot make any gold.
What would that gold be? Personal jewelry and gold coins? What about the giant hoards of gold bars the governments and central banks hold? Or the inherited gold of the aristocratic families of the past? Our combined stashes pale in comparison.
They own the mines and it's not from yesterday. Guess what the Boar wars were all about. There's a lot of gold still being mined all over the world and guess who owns the companies? It's no different than with oil and gas. Gold is a natural resource after all and we don't have the right to extract it, even if we owned the land.