I'm not even sure that the dollar counts as fiat money any more. Does Fiat even sell vehicles in the US any more? My economics text says that it's not fiat money if you can't walk into a dealer and buy a Fiat with it.
Anyone else having issues paying crew in Crypto or NFTs?
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Cashelmore
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Are KEel Qoins valid on dinghies?
Of course, they become CBQoins, and are denominated just like satoshi.
Knut Grotzki
Anarchist
Although a nice read I rarely ever read so much BS in one thread. Earn honest money, pay honest taxes for keeping our world continue turning and pay your crew in the same currency you get paid.
Although I accept beer currency from time to time - if I get approached working for cyber money all I can offer is grinding virtual sheets.
Or are you all talking about virtual sailing?
Although I accept beer currency from time to time - if I get approached working for cyber money all I can offer is grinding virtual sheets.
Or are you all talking about virtual sailing?
10thTonner
Hazard to Navigation
No, it’s Sushi! There is a B33R called K1r1N that goes extremely well with it.
Foreverslow
Super Anarchist
The dollar is not backed by gold. It is fiat backed by 13 air craft carrier groups.
what backs crypto. You gonna trust these guys?
www.zerohedge.com
those who had bitcoin at Mt Gox are about to get about 90 percent of their money back after 8 years of legal battles.
insidebitcoins.com
IMO it is not worth the potential hassles at this point.
Besides, when the big boys (eg IMF) get involved with converting from the dollar to a digital global currency, they are going to shut down any threats to them. MO of any government entity. They are more powerful than the mob.
what backs crypto. You gonna trust these guys?
"Whereabouts Unknown": 3 Arrows Capital Founders Go MIA Amidst Crypto Firm's Bankruptcy | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com
those who had bitcoin at Mt Gox are about to get about 90 percent of their money back after 8 years of legal battles.
Mt.Gox trustee shares updated repayment process under rehabilitation plan
Mt.Gox, a cryptocurrency exchange that shut down in 2014 following a massive hack, has released an update on the repayment process
insidebitcoins.com
IMO it is not worth the potential hassles at this point.
Besides, when the big boys (eg IMF) get involved with converting from the dollar to a digital global currency, they are going to shut down any threats to them. MO of any government entity. They are more powerful than the mob.
billy backstay
Backstay, never bought a suit, never went to Vegas
As recently as the last Formula 1 race this past weekend "Crypto.Com" banners were flying all around the track, IIRC. Are they also insolvent?
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Please someone might explain: why do all those superintelligent money magic people still try to sell us something? If they are only 10% as good as they pretend, why they do not quietly use their own money or take a credit and become billionaires. Why they insist on selling their stuff and live on commission only?
miketennant
Member
Why would anyone accept payment in worthless Crypto? Everyday it is worth less than the day before it. Etherium has plummeted from $4400 to $1000 and heading lower. Bitcoin a similar decline. Pay me in dollars!
sailor_i_am
New member
Ponzi at its best.
jetgraphics
New member
Crypto currencies are all frauds.
Those who "create" them are not generating usable goods and services for trade. They want other people's valuable goods and services for those "cryptoids".
Just because one may foist them off on another victim (at a profit), does not make the fraud less.
And when (not if) the fraud collapses, those who created them will still be laughing at the gullibility of the muggles.
Those who "create" them are not generating usable goods and services for trade. They want other people's valuable goods and services for those "cryptoids".
Just because one may foist them off on another victim (at a profit), does not make the fraud less.
And when (not if) the fraud collapses, those who created them will still be laughing at the gullibility of the muggles.
Reepicheep
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True, true, but at todays inflation rate by 2028 you will only be able to buy one can of PBR for $400,000. So seems like a good deal to me!
Thunderbear
New member
And then there's this ... "The Problem with NFTs":
Exactly, why indeed, is it just because they know that those with less money will fall for the BS and then get left holding the bag?? Giant ponzi scheme based on nothing. The Fed has quit pumping money into the market so now people are running for the hills. Everything was going up while quantitative easing was artificially boosting the market. Money was cheap, so it made sense to buy risky assets. Hopefully with rising interest rates the craziness will end soon.
sailor-cfn
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What's up with all these new members who don't understand sarcasm?
If you guys pay me 1000 Sar-Cash-Em buxs, I'll teach you all about it.
If you guys pay me 1000 Sar-Cash-Em buxs, I'll teach you all about it.
SVArcturus
Member
I'm still reeling that there are people on this thread who gave serious responses to the original post...
I'm thinking that I like a shift to B33R.
I'm thinking that I like a shift to B33R.
I sail for food.
As a young man I used to sail for the attention of the owners' daughters, but at my age nowadays that would be too damn creepy, so food will have to do.I sail for food.
