is crypto safe

buttcoins is a cia op to monitor money transactions of the enemy, it's perfectly safe for the average normie

>>3283293
the dedicated hardware platform will always be better than a cloud solution, cloud solutions are cheaper and in that regard, you get what you pay for.

hardware vpn vs software vpn.

also, they say theyre leaks from bilderberg conference, but source is clearly given.

>>3283293
Satoshi is a secret task force of the NSA. When Bitcoin becomes the world reserve currency they will own millions

>>3283320
>>3283642
So all the fags on here I see in every thread saying bitcoin is mathematically unhackable and that (((they))) will never screw with it are unironically believing a lie?

>>3283293

bitcoin has been compromised
bilderberger owns blockstream and (((segwit))) opens the door to all kinds of kikery

also, just days after activating (((segwit))) suddently the US department of homeland security is backing bitcoin
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-08-30/cyber-criminals-abandon-bitcoin-homeland-admits-its-lot-more-legitimate-people-think

what a strange coincidence huh?

>>3283293
so when bitcoin is 500k USD a loaf of bread will cost 5,000 USD ?

>>3283293
>unironically posting stuff from cripplechan
that place is a gatekeeper and honeypot of the worst kind. No wonder only mentally ill NEETS lurk it anymore

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>>3283886
>monero

>>3283957

I know anon
unfortunately dead broke right now
when my paycheque comes itll probably be at 500 lol

how to make routers safer ? whe are f***ed :/

>>3283293
What kind of retarded shit is this?

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>tfw I'm finally the Jew

>>3283916
God this is what I was thinking

>>3283293
anyone noticed ethereum transfers are really fucking slow right now?

>>3283293
I never understood why nobody bugs the hotels that are announced as the bilderberg location.

It'd be so easy

>>3284054
Ethereum is constantly overloaded because its network doesn't scale and people are dumping millions into ICOs every day

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I am prepared.
>While they were plotting the end times, I studied Satoshi's vision.

>>3283293
is the thread still up? what board was it on?

>>3283642
Pretty much this, it was created by the CIA from technology the NSA developed. Don't forget Satoshi owns over 1 million Bitcoins.

>>3284397

that makes no sense whatsoever.
why would bilderberger start a hostile takeover and buy out blockstream if bitcoin was deep-state technology to begin with

>>3284150

>implying they dont do a full sweep before they start sacrificing babies to moloch

basically this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLUlF4ygAds

>>3284397
no one can access the genesis block. those 1 mill coins will never leave that "wallet"

>>3283293
terrible fan fiction bruh

>>3284630
It isn't that unbelievable really. You don't actually think that cryptocurrencies will wipe out all of the problems we've faced with banks for hundreds of years right?

>>3284153
yup. only reason for ETH's recent "mooning" is people using it to buy ICOs

>>3284362
That one anon was right I posted from cripplechan. I go there sometimes just to lurk threads when I'm bored. It's probably still up I got it from a Google thread. I'll link just gimme a sec.

>>3284362
The thread is still up can't post link because spam. It's a thread about Google and the highlands forum

>>3285163
>>3285219
i know its from cripplechan you dummy i was asking the board to find the thread and read through it

>>3286077
It was pol