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>>105794423 (OP)
what a stupid fucking retard
i lost the little respect i had for him

>>105794423 (OP)
Contributing to the Linux kernel is simple. All you have to do is:

Format your contribution according to kernel requirements
Decide who to send your contribution to
Set up your system to send your contribution as an email
Send your contribution and wait for feedback

How do I format my contribution?

The Linux kernel community is notoriously picky about how contributions are formatted and sent. Fortunately, they have documented their expectations.

Firstly, all contributions need to be formatted as patches. A patch is a plain text document showing the change you want to make to the code, and documenting why it is a good idea.

You can create patches with git format-patch.

Secondly, patches need 'commit messages', which is the human-friendly documentation explaining what the change is and why it's necessary.

Thirdly, changes have some technical requirements. There is a Linux kernel coding style, and there are licensing requirements you need to comply with.

Both of these are documented in the Submitting Patches documentation that is part of the kernel.

Note that you will almost certainly have to modify your existing git commits to satisfy these requirements. Don't worry: there are many guides on the internet for doing this.

>>105794461
then:
Where do I send my contribution?

The Linux kernel is composed of a number of subsystems. These subsystems are maintained by different people, and have different mailing lists where they discuss proposed changes.

If you don't already know what subsystem your change belongs to, the get_maintainer.pl script in the kernel source can help you.

get_maintainer.pl will take the patch or patches you created in the previous step, and tell you who is responsible for them, and what mailing lists are used. You can also take a look at the MAINTAINERS file by hand.

Make sure that your list of recipients includes a mailing list. If you can't find a more specific mailing list, then LKML - the Linux Kernel Mailing List - is the place to send your patches.

It's not usually necessary to subscribe to the mailing list before you send the patches, but if you're interested in kernel development, subscribing to a subsystem mailing list is a good idea. (At this point, you probably don't need to subscribe to LKML - it is a very high traffic list with about a thousand messages per day, which is often not useful for beginners.)
How do I send my contribution?

Use git send-email, which will ensure that your patches are formatted in the standard manner. In order to use git send-email, you'll need to configure git to use your SMTP email server.

For more information about using git send-email, look at the Git documentation or type git help send-email. There are a number of useful guides and tutorials about git send-email that can be found on the internet.

>>105794435
Good one!

>>105794423 (OP)
I get his point but it's dumb

>>105794448
>t. cryptojeet

>>105794503
jeets are too brown to be redpilled about crypto they even ask to be enslaved. As for jews they fear the crypto revolution there's nothing new about it so go claim your sheckles david.

75% of all the bitcoin has already been stolen.
The chinese have the rest.

>>105794423 (OP)
Linus is genuinely a globohomo retard at this point. People blame it on his daughter but let's be honest all these "fuck you got mine" boomers love this bootlicker shit.

>>105794658
bitch most crypto scams are jeets

>>105794448
>i lost the little respect i had for him
missing: any reason for anyone to give a shit what you think.

>>105794694
>boomer
Linus is GenX

>>105794658
no one cares /biz/kun there is a reason you have a containment board

>>105794689
proof: none

unlike 100% of all fiat in the word that literally is not tied to anything and can be (((multiplied))) the moment they want, lmao
thanks for playing

>>105794732
>>105794743
https://github.com/monero-project/research-lab/blob/master/whitepaper/whitepaper.pdf
https://www.investopedia.com/modern-monetary-theory-mmt-4588060
which /g/ - Technology seems more like a scam to (You) than a real currency?

>All technology must be free, open source, and decentralized!
>except money. all financial interactions must be fully controlled by whichever pedo cabal historically happened to have the most firepower in any given area
>t. /g/

>>105795858
You don't need crypto to create free, open source, and decentralized money.

>>105794423 (OP)
Linux is terrible and so are the opinions of Linus. He also wouldn't know if he came across a scam if he's claiming cryptocurrencies are scams. Not surprising when he supports LGBTQ madness. He should also work on his terrible personality. Maybe he was raped as a child?

>>105794423 (OP)
Based

>>105795454
I read that book about the fed, too.
Mt. gox got hit twice, the second one after they forgot about the first one.
It’s a well-known Chinese governenment initiative to mine all the remaining btc. Although, thev’ve pretty much done it as of 3 years ago.

>>105794423 (OP)
thirdie jeets absolutely fuming at this post

>>105794423 (OP)
SAAAAAAR BITCOIN NOT A SCAM I FORK LINUX KERNAL NOW

>>105794423 (OP)
>I have a bridge to sell you.
Why would I want to buy a bridge? Is he stupid?

If you make money off of or find a use for cryptocurrency good for you. But it's ultimately just speculative bullshit. The only real use case for it is exchanging money when you're doing crimes. I don't even disapprove of that. Everything else is pure cope.

>>105795886
like what, trading chickens and goat milk? cryptocurrencies are the safest, most efficient money by far

>>105797214
If I wanted to steal cash from you I'd need to catch your ass IRL and pull out a knife or a gun. If I want to steal your crypto I just need to hack your machine. Sure it can be "safe" with good practices with keeping everything offline, encrypted, etc. But that defeats your efficiency argument. Jumping through 100 goddamned hoops to hoard my speculative pretend internet money.

He’s right except for XMR.

>>105797169
>The only real use case for it is exchanging money when you're doing crimes
No it isn't. Payment processors doesn't work everywhere and it's also secure and less restrictive to pay with crypto. You have all the control and don't have to ask a bank or any middlemen to confirm a purchase. Doesn't mean you're doing anything suspiscious.

>>105797455
That's the fantasy. Needing to deal with KYC shit in most cases is the reality. I have used crypto for things before and it's a bigger pain in the ass than things like PayPal or other e-wallets. The idea of it being "secure" is stupid, I mean if I sell you something with crypto and decide to simply not give it to you what recourse do you have? Once the funds are gone they're fucking gone. I have explained this to people who are curious about crypto. This hype bullshit honestly isn't going to help crypto get more acceptance outside of the libertarian douchetards who insist it's the future with all kinds of marketing speak. The BTC I was holding tripled it's value which was cool. I bought an illegal IPTV subscription and razors to shave with using that money. Buying the razors required going through the major crypto exchange in the country where I currently live, which meant all kinds of KYC hassle and they recently deactivated my account because I failed to submit new KYC documentation. It's the same shit as the major e-wallet here except they're less obnoxious about the KYC. Proving my point, doing illegal shit is where crypto really shines.

>>105794423 (OP)
dont care
still using monero

>>105797232
At least I can keep my money by jumping through some hoops. I can always keep a hot wallet for small amounts.
Cash is fully centralized. Its price is completely controlled by a central bank.
If some retards in the government decide to adopt Zimbabwean/Venezuelan fiscal policy one day, your cash can turn into a pile of worthless paper overnight. The value of cash is backed solely by your baseless belief they won't do it for some reason. Which makes cash an even more speculative pretend money.
I'd sooner trust an algorithm than a politician.

>>105794423 (OP)
>missed out
Cries himself to sleep at night I'm guessing
>why could I be a billionaire
Paper handed bitch. Many such cases.

>>105794469
>I get his point but it's dumb
how so, be the first human ever to prove that crypto have a usecase
>>105794694
he is right though...
it's not even an opinion, it's a technical fact.
it does not matter if you believe cryptos have a future as a currency.
>>105795758
>used only by pedophiles
really make me want to use it...
>>105797118
retards buy imaginary tokens with real and useful money so....
pump and dump are attractive beyond reason for low-iq retards, I like reading about pump and dump in crypto, retards betting all their savings on fake token, it's insane when you think about it.

Anti-crypto has parallels with the anti-AI sentiment:
First, you huff copium and spit out "it's not real!!" rants.
Then you realize it IS real. You descend into a blind, impotent luddite rage.
You beg the big daddy government to step in and save you by returning everything back to monke.
You then realize that the legislative machine is too slow and antiquated to meaningfully react to technological progress, and that it doesn't exist to serve your interests anyway.
Finally, you either adapt to the times and adjust your behavior, or get left behind.
The exact same thing happened with smartphones and social media. Before that, the mobile phone. Before that, the internet. The PC. The television. The radio. The telephone. The automobile. The factories. The combustion engine. The printing press. The mill, the wheel, the fire, the sticks and the stones.
Too old, too stubborn, or too stupid to adapt. Too old, too stupid, too stubborn to survive.

>>105798260
/g/ - Technology
This is the board where we resist technology.

>>105798260
Any honest assessment of either topic gets dismissed as mere FUD by the people who have some kind of monetary or emotional investment in it succeeding. I've used both. I will probably use both of them more in the future for various reasons. They don't deliver on every promise faggots like you push out. AI isn't going to replace every coder or artist. It's just going to continue flooding every freely accessible platform with more and more low quality slop until people are ready to spend real money again to get something that isn't dog shit. Sure, things that were already shit to begin with like furry artwork won't fetch large commissions anymore but I don't care. Crypto isn't going to bring the financial revolution you want either. I'm going to use it to buy drugs.

>>105795454
I don't understand how anyone can defend bitcoin. It's the absolute shittiest crypto currency available that was never even designed for widespread use.

>>105794423 (OP)
/biz/jeets shilling crypto from their call center in this thread, /g/ods won, cope harder faggots

>>105797769
And if the majority crypto owners want to change something they can do it without asking you.
And most state-backed currencies have a much more stable value than any cryptocurrency.

>>105798291
>Any honest assessment of either topic
NTA but, 99% of this honest assessment only consider consooming or investing(also consooming), not the technology itself.
And even if you find someone who actually knows anything about this tech and start a nice, proper discussion, you will always, inevitably, get swarmed by horde of tech illiterates who know and care nothing about the technology itself, but feel the need to constantly virtue signal how they do not like the current thing. Even now, long after crypto boom ended, if you ever tried to talk about solidity, writing contracts, zkproofs, etc you will always get some really angry people having to state their irrelevant, non-technical opinions.

Tech illiterates who can only see the technology through the lens of consumption should be removed from /g/.

>>105798260
>>105798291
>Anti-crypto has parallels with the anti-AI sentiment
>Any honest assessment of either topic gets dismissed as mere FUD by the people who have some kind of monetary or emotional investment in it succeeding.
with normgroids.
volatility = predictability because external factors, like news, legislation dont reflect in the numbers youre working with
whoever is a staunch anti crypto opponent is a complete illiterate in stats, and/or finance
i have no love for the cryptobros either

as for the "anti ai sentiment"
thats another normgroid thing
ai is a thing since the 60s
it was even ran on an analog computer
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perceptron

ai fags are no better in this regard
total fucking cargo cult

>total fucking cargo cult
this encompasses the thing

>>105798307
>that was never even designed for widespread use.
well it was but that's now called Bitcoin Cash
either way, Monero is the only useful crypto and the only one that's actually used for payments

>>105794658
>jew
>afraid of cbdc
lol, lmao even

>>105797455
military grade copium

>>105797786
show me your stack then, cryptojeet

>the blockchain is immutable and code is law!
>hey we got hacked and they stole our coins!
>shit shit shit LOCK IT DOWN HARDFORK NOW EVERYBODY MUST UPGRADE IMMEDIATELY THIS IS MANDATORY!

>>105797521
>I mean if I sell you something with crypto and decide to simply not give it to you what recourse do you have?
I simply do not release the escrow.

>Buying the razors required going through the major crypto exchange in the country where I currently live, which meant all kinds of KYC hassle and they recently deactivated my account because I failed to submit new KYC documentation.
Use decentralized exchange.

>>105797521
>PayPal
Doesn't work for anything that's controversial such as the adult industry. Just normie purchases. If that's all you're doing i agree crypto may not be your thing. Unless you like privacy.
> I mean if I sell you something with crypto and decide to simply not give it to you what recourse do you have?
That risk exists for many different payment methods. Just try to use legit businesses or trade with people you trust.
>which meant all kinds of KYC
Even with KYC it's still more anonymous and safer than having to put in a bunch of very sensitive personal information when paying with cards.

>>105799127
How so?

>>105794423 (OP)
Linus spitting hard facts.

>>105795858
>>except money. all financial interactions must be fully controlled by whichever pedo cabal historically happened to have the most firepower in any given area
yes? do you think crypto isn't this?

why are cryptojeets so fucking retarded?

Cryptocurrency is extremely antisemitic. How can you not support the jewish banking system? We gave you a carefully designed lending framework with perfectly reasonable interest rates, and you want to just throw it away, get rid of it?!

>>105799533
>hot personal take
>fact
American social media and its culture were a mistake

>>105799548
>t. doesn't know how crypto works

>>105799561
>can't even greentext correctly

t. doesn't know how crypto works

>>105799550
>>Cryptocurrency is extremely antisemitic.
>literally the most jewish thing ever created
>antisemitic

>>105799568
>t. doesn't know how crypto works
Yeah, that's what I said, newfriendo.

>>105799573
How exactly is crypto jewish?

>>105799583
it's literally neo wildcat banking. put two and two together retard.

>>105799585
That's centralized. Crypto is not.

>>105799583
Freedom and making money is apparently "jewish" to some people

>>105799583
>funny money with no value used to scam goyim in MLMs
>not jewish

>>105799663
When did we start talking about the us dollar?

>>105799663
Just because you do not understand something doesn't mean it's meaningless.
Just because you do not understand where value comes from doesn't mean it's worthless.
Just because you do not understand how scams work doesn't mean everything is a scam.
Just because you are obsessed with /pol/ doesn't mean everything is /pol/.
Your argument has no substance. All you are doing is mindlessly repeating memes, completely oblivious to how ignorant does that makes you look.

>>105799698
Linus agrees with me, so that means you're objectively wrong. See OP.

>>105799729
Appeal to authority.

>>105799691
>he says while selling his shitcoins using US Dollar equivalent backed (((stable coins)))
>he says when offramping to USD
You're retarded.

He is right, early on crypto had potential but they wasted it, also governments already won and everything is tracked and monitored

>>105799790
>early on crypto had potential but they wasted it
I find more use in crypto now than before.

>governments already won and everything is tracked and monitored
Google Monero

>>105799785
Nah, you are retarded if you think that everything you have said doesn't apply more to fiat money than to crypto.
NTA btw

>>105799811
Okay list all the crypto-based projects that worked and were useful for society

>>105794423 (OP)
yeah but he's a communist, he thinks all capital is a scam

>>105799889
Bitcoin let people sent money to people under various regimes.
In general, crypto lets you do transactions with people living in sanctioned countries.
There is plenty of various markets that let you buy various substances that authoritarian government bans.

>>105799975
So literally nothing except the OG. When I said potential I meant the crypto blockchain tech, shitcoins and NFTs to flip and scam retards don't count

>>105799729
Because he's a cuck, his daughter is a feminist who's all in on DEI:
opensource.com/life/15/8/patricia-torvalds-interview

A more credible developer - John Carmack himself, supports cryptocurrency as a concept:
x.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1487091573846327300
x.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/522774285434122240
x.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/427864282328346624

>>105799995
>So literally nothing except the OG
And they are still as relevant today as before. And we got more markets now than before, which is what I meant by "I find more use in crypto now", since I do not fit other two categories which were response to your question about "projects that worked and were useful for society"(not the same thing!)

>shitcoins
I never said anything about any shitcoin. That's something you brought up.

>NFTs
If you are so focused on tech, you should be aware what NFTs actually are and why are they important for EVM style blockchains.

>>105800070
I know you didn't bring those up, I was just preemptively excluding them

>>105798260
Both also have parallels with anti-semitism.

>>105799998
>mentions lolbert part of Tejas
if you take Carmack's opinion on anything seriously, you're retarded. At Linus isn't wrong.

>>105794448
Who the fuck are you

>>105800358
>he doesn't know

>>105794423 (OP)
How is he not right? Bitcoin has exited for 15 years now, and the only practical uses it has found are scams and speculation. It's quite clear that it will be never be useful for anything else.

>>105800460
>the only practical uses it has found are scams and speculation
That's an extremely layman take.

>>105798291
>Sure, things that were already shit to begin with like furry artwork won't fetch large commissions anymore
That’s an unambiguous positive and more people should trumpet this to the high heavens. That alone justifies the tech.

saaaar bitcoin is legit for india for moon SAAAR ARE YOU BASTARD?

>>105794423 (OP)
based
bitcoin is a scam
blockchain is real tech

>>105800714
Linus' git is basically a blockchain.

>>105794423 (OP)
>Guys the good goy that has sold out years ago says-

>>105800070
>you should be aware what NFTs actually are and why are they important
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>>105794423 (OP)
He became a libtarded faggot in 2016 when Trump won

>>105800758
>t. tech illiterate

>>105794423 (OP)
Now, let's see who funds Linus Torvalds.

>>105800852
>posts super milquetoast centrist political takes
>bawwww libtard

>>105794423 (OP)
>told my uncle bitcoin and crypto was a scam when he had an employer who was paying him under-the-table in it for gigs
>he's literally a goddamn millionaire now
No, WE got scammed, Linus. We got scammed by listening to Goldstein and Shekelberg.
>>105797807
Literally go to /biz/ or just ask here if anyone mined bitcoin 5-6 years ago and what their net worth is right now. The use case is: If you're not a fucking retard and had some degree of foresight during COVID.

>>105798291
>
Any honest assessment of either topic gets dismissed as mere FUD by the people who have some kind of monetary or emotional investment in it succeeding. I've used both
You've used none of it, literally, if you had even a fraction of a bitcoin less than a couple years ago, your investment is now better than the following commododies:
>Gold
>Silver
>the US Dollar
>Every type of bond
>every type of security

>>105800358
i live on the street and trade crypto for food

The only reason people claim it has no value is because Gold is bitcoin for jews. A shiny rock that the chosen tribe of Galilee proclaimed was the chosen rock that all value should be derived from.

Also they can point guns at you and steal it from you like they did in the 30s

>>105800983
>>105801002
wew lad
you gambled and won
totally a useful currency and not just a scam

>>105801030
>you gambled and won

There is no "gambling". You saw this shit exploding in value while everyone was trapped inside and looking for a currency to do secure transaction with. You just didn't listen because your head was full of lies from """""""""""experts""""""""""" who have every reason to keep you on the fiat plantation

>>105799995
there's been loads of technological progress in crypto, much of which has been implemented into BTC.

metcalfe's law means that first-mover advantage is massive, which is why newer coins don't overtake it instantly, but tend to work as a proof of concept for various functionalities to later be implemented into bitcoin, or bitcoin2.0 should the tech that can't be retrofitted into btc become significant enough to overcome the FMA.

>>105801002
I really like the concept of EVM and I wrote several smart contracts.
Any time I tried to talk about this on /g/ I get swarmed by people who DO NOT have any kind of monetary or emotional investment in it succeeding. It rather seems like they actually have monetary or emotional investment in it failing, even though it makes no sense since programming is irrelevant to any of this /biz/ shit.

>>105801030
you just described the housing market but I doubt you ever told anyone that mortgage-backed securities are a scam

>>105800983
>Literally go to /biz/ or just ask here if anyone mined bitcoin 5-6 years ago and what their net worth is right now
thank you for proving my point, it's a pump and dump, you need a constant stream of bigger fouls for the scam to continue.
nothing is eternal, most btc will be lost at some point and 1 satoshi will be "worth" too much taht won't be usable for anything anyways, total fucking scam.
a currency is stable and useful, a fucking asset that move when the retard in chief on twitter tweet a doge emoji has no value to real people.
an asset is either a securit or a currency, the btc community clearly want the mooning to 1m and beyond, they don't want an alt coin to be useful when the big scawwy boogeymen ie the state and federal bank are somehow collapsing or some shit.
>If you're not a fucking retard and had some degree of foresight during COVID.
lmao retard
there was no sign that any crypto would explode in value, anyone who predicted the rise in value pulled it out of their asses, no exception, not a single fucking one.
they were right by pure luck, there are always bullish people about every fucking thing, it's not a insight 10/10 move to invest in crypto but a dumbass move taht turned into jackpot, these people aren't geniuses and you ahve no reason to listen to them.
I could predict the existence of gravitons, it won't make me a fucking genius if it turns out I'm right because I guessed it without any kind of evidence, just like the early bitcoiners.
also I've seen multiple kidnapping events happening aroudn the world of crypto leaders, most of them were broke and was let go by the kidnappers, it happened again just last fucking month in france. don't listen to survivor biais stories.
don't start me on web3, the most retarded scam I've ever seen, most people are broke in the blockchain world, don't
here some doc about how all of this shit is a scam
https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/
https://www.zotero.org/groups/4600269/web3/library

>>105801103
NTA, but when will bitcoin dump actually?
>1 satoshi will be "worth" too much taht won't be usable for anything anyways
What

>>105801161
>NTA, but when will bitcoin dump actually?
I don't know, no one else does
>What
do you even know what a satoshi is?

>>105801173
>do you even know what a satoshi is?
Yes, and I do not understand how can value of satoshi skyrocket in your scenario.
Actually, I do not understand most of your take and supposed scenario.

>>105799093
anyone who notices anything would know the jews have already fully infiltrated crypto
they are the whales

>>105801071
the housing market is absolutely a giant scam
we should have never allowed the market to speculate on people's homes

>>105801103
>thank you for proving my point, it's a pump and dump
nta
but so is every financial product in the world

theres a prevalent narrative of butthurt around crypto-haters
its a high volatility product
you need to know what youre doing or youre gonna get fucked
do your due fucking diligence, no?
you all sound like retard boomers who thought investing in crypto is like letting your money sleep in the s&p 500

that you get fucked in the ass is not because crypto is a scam
its becuase youre fucking retards and didnt scope the market
just you invested like the fucking normgroids you are

>>105801205
>but so is every financial product in the world
all financial products are scams

>>105794423 (OP)
Meanwhile, The FSF accepts Bitcoins. Free Software 4tw.
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/bitcoins-a-new-way-to-donate-to-the-fsf

>>105801217
>do nothing
>expect everything
no they are tools
do you due diligence

>>105801225
>do nothing
>expect everything
Yeah, that's financial speculation in a nutshell.
Get a real job and produce something with actual value, you parasite.

>>105801184
>Yes, and I do not understand how can value of satoshi skyrocket in your scenario.
btc can't moon too high as there will be a liquidity and a subdivision issue
>Actually, I do not understand most of your take and supposed scenario.
not my scenario, it's the "have fun staying poor" retards who talk about btc hiting insane value "very soon"
>>105801205
the fuck nta means, taht's not common speak on my /g/...
>you need to know what youre doing or youre gonna get fucked
exactly, they have to admit they're in for the money and nothing else because cryptos can provide nothing else.
>do your due fucking diligence, no?
there is no due diligence, btc is more volatile than any worthwhile asset and NO ONE can predict anything.
hedge fund outperform wall street, there is a reason for this. no one can outperform btc because it's like it's pegged to the half-life of uranium or some shit where you can't predict the next time an atom will disintegrate.
it's as random as possible and the so-called experts are scammers.
>you all sound like retard boomers who thought investing in crypto is like letting your money sleep in the s&p 500
ivnesting in s&p 500 is saner than in cryptos, even in btc.

new pasta just dropped on urbit

>I know it all makes sense to all or most of you, but... I not only don't understand github, but I don't want to understand github. I don't want to learn about pull requests and merges and etc. I deliberately and conclusively stopped learning code-writing around 1992, and I'm not drawn to go back now. I'm not afeared of computer machines. I used fidonet, usenet, gopher, wrote chronological link-heavy web pages in shell before the word "blog" existed, among the first ten users of blogger.com, was the first donor to secure scuttlebutt, made larger websites than most of you combined... I'm okay with computer as a user. But I decided decades ago that code-writing was not for me.

>>105801250
i pay your bull's social with my taxes
now fuck off, beggar

>>105801250
i pay your bull's social with my taxes
now fuck off beggar

>>105801278
>my taxes
Oh no, you extracted slightly less wealth from society while contributing nothing to it.

>>105801305
i contributed my taxes you poor (== retard. if youre poor in tyotl 2025 you must be retarded)

>>105794423 (OP)
isn't that a forged commit, I remember seeing torvalds on multiple extremely unrelated repos

>>105801319
>I got ten dollars from society for doing nothing of value to anyone, and was forced to give 5 dollars of that to the state.
Wow, what a philanthropist.

>>105801269
>btc can't moon too high as there will be a liquidity and a subdivision issue
That's why I am calling your scenario where satoshi gets any meaningful value retarded.\
>not my scenario
You are the first one who brought up satoshi ITT.

>>105794423 (OP)
I'm still bamboozled that these people are calling crypto anything but an elaborate scam, these things were supposed to be fucking currencies used to pay anonymously over the internet, but now the only purpose they serve is for scamming people and playing stock trader with them with how utterly unstable their value is.

>>105801357
>some grifter sold me quantum field healing device for USB
>it doesn't work
>therefore quantum mechanics is a scam

>>105801344
ikr?
doing nothing is hard work
i should get a tax holiday
since getting a normal holiday would be pointless
my money works itself
the only holiday i would notice is more money

>>105801357
but it works just fine aslong you ignore the shitcoin scene

>>105801373
this

>>105801386
shitcoins are easy money if you know what you do
but you have to literally live on the fukken normalsphere social media
be the first on it
be the first to dump

>>105801386
Tell me a single place that isn't used to buy illegal things where I can use a cryptocurrency that doesn't gain or lose 100s of dollars of value in a single day.

>>105801431
one could use true/stable coins.
theyre pegged to the value of the dollar
>cryptocurrency that doesn't gain or lose 100s of dollars of value in a single day.
you say it like its a bad thing
just sell before the curve goes back down and you earned 100 bucks

>>105801456
>ou say it like its a bad thing
It is a bad thing for an actual currency or am I supposed to wait a month to buy my groceries for the curve to stabilize?

>>105801483
yeah no you re right
but the currency thing is kinda fucking retarded
believers are normgroids too bc they bought the hype

the correct way of approaching crypto is that its a financial product like any else.
except the market is unregulated and theres a ton of volatility

you can fukken manipulate the market if you have enough money and nobody is gonna say shit
beyond a certain point its really free money

*disclaimer:
i dont manipulate the market, i just follow the whales
i buy when they do and try to sell before they pull the trigger
its easy money
and i deliberately keep my portfolio small, and distributed in multiple wallets
i dont want to attract unwanted attention with the kidnappings and whatnot
i dont even have a milie, far from that
i dont think anybody would bother

>>105800460
>the only practical uses it has found are scams and speculation. It's quite clear that it will be never be useful for anything else.
What's with all these ignorant shills pushing anti crypto messaging?

>>105801357
>but now the only purpose they serve is for scamming people and playing stock trader with them with how utterly unstable their value is.
Debunked, at least read the thread b4 posting

>>105802252
>It's used for buying illegal services and goods too, ergo it's not a bad thing
The absolute state...

>>105794423 (OP)
He's a tranny commie ideologue

>>105802325
Except it isnt. It can be but that doesn't mean all uses are illegitimate. If you care so much why lie and parrot old propaganda instead of coming up with better objections?

You mean this guy?

>>105802675
What happened to Bill's head?

>>105794658
>jeets are too brown to be redpilled about crypto they even ask to be enslaved. As for jews they fear the crypto revolution there's nothing new about it so go claim your sheckles david.
How will you achieve a crypto revolution when you still pay taxes in fiat currency?