>>60894090
>grug throw future rocks away, grug high time preference like nog tribe
Funny you should say that, when we were at the coin shop picking up some more shiny it was standing room only, and EVERYONE, aside from ourselves was selling, which take 4 times as long as a purchase.

>>509748065
90% of coins are held by 1% of wallets. Wouldn't take much to dump when they are ready to rug pull. This is easy to verify, on something that was sold as untraceable, anonymous etc lol

>every person or country that attempted to make its own currency was killed or destroyed over it
>also found out that the reason the American Revolution happened was not just because of tax on tea, but because the colonies started issuing their own money and the king, who was in debt to the Rothschild bankers even back then, fought the colonies to rope them back into paying off his debts

History is so fucking funny. To think most major wars has literally been over fighting to pay back rothschild bankers. Even as far back as Napoleon.

>>60546822
>WWIII
I wouldn't say WWIII specifically. The next "big one" may be Great/Global Depression II. If that's the case then digital fiat and crypto will become worthless, possibly see hyperinflation of cash and PM prices will moon. If that's the case then the bankers will lose control and there will be no funding for a major war.
Sure borders may change and there could be conflict, but not a full scale WWIII.
We just need fiat and it's derivatives to die.

>>60493555
Yes we are.