HAPPENING: The US Treasury has abruptly stopped publishing its

Let me be the first to welcome you to 1971. The till has been empty for 46 years.

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Jews won't publish their crimes for you to see goy.

>>140433825
>related
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr1QTH-Il4w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr1QTH-Il4w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr1QTH-Il4w

kikes are up to something

>>140433825
If what's happening is as it looks, then it's omnious. The dollar meanwhile has been steadily weakening under Trump.

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I've been checking the Daily Cash Balance, watching it go down every day, for the past two months.
180 billion, 160 billion, ..... 48 billion.
Now, today, the page is gone.

Here is an old screen shot from a few weeks ago.

>>140433825
23 sep 2017 is dollar crash

>>140433825
oy vey goyim

>>140435165
That's a pretty standard thing as our bull market inflates the value. It's bad. But it means the us rally isn't coming from foreign investment in any big way. If foreigners want us equities they need to buy dollars.

This might be related to international debt transfers. I honestly don't know.

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We've had a recent swarm of Hindenburg Omens in the stock market. When ever we have this many Hindenburg Omens, the stock market crashes soon after...

>>140435952
but how the absolute fuck do you buy bitcoin

>>140436395
go to austin or seattle

>>140435952
no its the tribulation

>>140435102
>be american
>be ruled over by kenyans and jews

lmao

>>140436469
I don't follow mate

>>140436395
anon i have no idea honestly. I have alot of ammo and guns...like an unhealthy amount. when the dollar collapses its warlord status for me. if you're white and a good man you will have a safe place in my home.

>>140436294
Meh. This is basically a volatility indicator. Obama gibs programs ending will necessarily create this kind of volatility.

>>140436522
i wonder if the dollar collapsing starts it?

>>140436395
coinbase.com is easiest. next try localbitcoins.com

or use the internet and research, anon

>>140435102
Every central bank is run by jews.

Investments in the military can bring returns if you are willing to use it. You don't massively enhance the military unless you intend to use it. Am external enemy is the surest way to unify a divided people.

All signs point to war

>>140433825
I used it to buy PoP Rocks and a Sgt. Rock comic.

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It's gonna be hard to keep this chart updated with the website down.

What are they hiding?

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They can print all the cash they want. This is meaningless.

>>140436819
I know man I have but the wallet thing and how do I report my taxes shit weirds me out... it's past my intellect

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>>140435952
The dollar can't crash on the 23rd, that's a Saturday and the markets are closed.

Checkmate faggot.

This is NOTHING, just like every date prediction on /pol/ has been NOTHING. Still buy bitcoin though. Shit is going to pass 5k soon and that will propel it to 6k in a mere couple of days.

>>140436395
>>140436685

Jesus christ. It's easy.

Coinbase.com is the best

If you dont own bitcoin you are fucking up.
Ive got tons of ammo, but realistically people are going to want bitcoin more than ammo, or gold.

It's usable. Buy it while it's still low. Dont think you have to buy a whole one all at once. It's expensive, but worth it

>>140436786
The Tribulation are a series of trials that man will face in the time of judgement. If you subscribed to this thinking, the dollar crashing would be one aspect of this. It would really kick things off though.

>>140436925
You 45+ years old, too? LOL

>The bear will leave it's cave forever

Implying tptb will short the market to death, putting the US in a prolonged Bear Market, aka a down trending stock market lasting over two months.


Oh yeah and the market started down 200 points today

>>140437159
How do you use a digital currency if you are experiencing rolling black outs? Only tangible goods have value.

>>140437131
technically you only need to report to taxes if you SELL and you take a profit (exceeds amount you BUY). You're probably supposed to report what you hold, but the IRS is so far in over their head just dealing with normal assets, they haven't the first fucking clue how to pursue crypto fraud in a concerted manner. They're trying to sue for the right to subpoena all records, but getting lots of pushback from Coinbase.

in short -- dont worry much about the taxes if you just hold

>>140435102
Yellin is a goddamn freak all the time she spends at speeches just muttering at the floor, the fact this woman is in charge of anything is terrifying

>>140433825
It's been empty for yonks m8

>>140437384
It is a digital currency but there are ways to exchange it that dont involve electricity. It's trickier, but still easier than trying to accept gold.

plus, we are def several years away from btc really being widely accepted. But so long as the major tech oligopolies keep their drone/blockchain supply chains and delivery apparatus open, you may be able to buy shit off amazon when there is nothing in the stores ;)

>>140437384
blockchain transactions only need to be uploaded to the blockchain to be confirmed. you can execute transactions totally offline from an airgapped computer with just the software and a private key. as long as the executed transaction is confirmed to have the requisite amount of coins assigned to that private key, the blockchain will accept once it gets folded into a block.

t. certified bitcoin professional ... ama

>>140437159
If China, NK, or Russia EMPs North America, bitcoin goes to zero forever. Make sure you have some physical gold, too.

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>>140437280
I'm ready for the final happening

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>>140437683

>>140437970
No.

BTC is distributed ledger- it functions precisely because it is a shared copy- if you "EMPed" and "deleted" all the bitcoin records here, the ones that the Chinese or whovere are trying to use would have to be replicated back first.

to put it simply- it onyl works because the math all adds up, and the copies are infinite

>>140437970
>implying the reason bitcoin is valuable has anything to do with EMP resistance
>implying humans will never restart a global communication network if it is destroyed
c'mon anon. try harder

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coinbase sucks...too many limits, buy and withdraw. I recently switched to Gemini and so far its awesome.

>>140437896
but how does the block get updated if both the sending and receiving wallets are on airgapped machines?

Doesn't one of them at some point need to be connected to the internet so other people can verify the transaction?

>>140436672
two cities with btc atm

>>140437896
How does one become a certified bitcoin professional?

>>140433825
Time to crash this federal reserve kike note with no survivors...

>>140437131

Record every transaction you make in a notebook.

Date and time, price of coin at purchase, how much coin you receive. If you're selling, date and time, price of coin at sale, how much coin was sold and how much fiat you received for said denomination of coin.

Talk to an accountant.

It's that easy and you'll make bank. Don't be a pussy. If you're just stocking up on coin for the long term you won't need to pay taxes on it until you sell.

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JUST FUCKING HAPPEN

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>>140438677

>>140438208
Sure. But no one will want to use a digital currency when there is no more internet. No one knows if or how long it would take to rebuild the power grid and IT infrastructure.

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>>140436819
How the fuck do I buy a cheeseburger with one of these? Are you niggers really buying this stupid shit that you can't use?

>>140438342
the receiving party would either need to trust the sender (believe that their private keys legitimately hold what they say and are good for the tx), or they simply need to have the tx submitted through a bitcoin node that submits tx to the miners.
if both machines are airgapped, both can receive updated images of the blockchain to use as an updated ledger.

sender can still prove their private key/public address and a blockchain image would be able to prove out available funds are attached to an address. if the sender doesn't have access to the internet, they aren't spending from that address either.

>>140438381
https://cryptoconsortium.org/

>>140438208
>>140437970
dont forget this -- https://www.coindesk.com/blockstream-using-satellites-beam-bitcoin-earth/ ( http://archive.is/Ow7Ld )

>>140438342
yes.

It takes very little data to push a transaction to the blockchain, however, it can even be done with SMS.

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>>140439188
shift card, or one of the many other cards that tie debit cards directly to a bitcoin wallet.

see pic related. here's some kfc i bought today

>>140438560
credit card, paypal, or bank account? Is any particular way best?

>>140439188

Pyramid
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Don't be caught holding the bag.

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>>140438936

>implying the internet is going to disappear overnight, ever
>implying the tech involved with cryptocurrency can't be used for other things besides trading digital currencies
>implying you know what you're talking about

lol

if we're so worried about these institutions failing than why do we have so much confidence in fiat? they even moreso rely on outside factors to affect its existence. how can we trust that the bank will always be there when there is literally nothing physical backing the majority of fiat currencies in circulation today, besides the imaginary value that the population which uses the currency places on it?

i too like planning my future around doomsday scenarios

>>140439241
>>140439284

So if you did a transaction offline with an airgapped computer and with two different wallets, sending a bitcoin from one wallet to another, then destroyed the harddrive before it ever connected to the internet, it would be like the transaction never happened?

That's easy, just tell some sucker you'll pay them coins for something then waste them. You still have your coins and their stuff.

>>140439663
quick anon... define a "pyramid" scheme without looking it up, and provide a direct correlation to either bitcoin or ethereum. go---

>>140437750
You're a fucking dumb nigger. Can't believe you have the audacity to say bitcoin is more valuable than tangible items when the SHTF.

Ways to exchange bitcoins in person. Like how? You say its trickier and I say it's not fucking possible without access to the internet.

>>140439635

I personally use a debit card for small transactions ($1 - $100). Anything greater I buy using my bank account.

Benefits of Using Debit/Credit:
-Instantaneous purchase, appears immediately in your exchange wallet.

Negatives of using Credit/Debit:
- Higher fees per purchase.

Benefits of using bank account:
- Lower fees per purchase.

Negatives of using bank account:
-Not instantaneous, takes several business days to process, but the price that you bought the coin at is locked in.

>>140439744
no the transaction is a hash of the private key, the public address destination, the amount sent, a memorandum of attached information, and a nonce (plus other technical information). doesn't matter what hard drive its created on. the outputted hash is what defines the transactions and informs the rest of the consensus network whether or not the transaction is even capable of being valid, ignoring whether or not the address in question even has the requisite amount to send

>>140439608
Can you purchase less than one bitcoin then? I don't have the scratch to buy a whole one.

>>140438560
I can't believe you're this fucking stupid.

Records bitcoin transactions in a fucking ledger and talk to an accountant? Holy my sides.

Literally have to be a shill.

>>140440068

You can put them on a USB stick and such.

Though you're right, he's a dumb nigger.

>>140435165
Trump will be the new hoover. When it poos he will be blamed and we will get a new FDR and gov programs.
Sounds good to me

>>140440222

I'm not. You've got to pay taxes on your gains.

I'm already +200% so you can suck my dick you dumb, salty nigger.

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>finally get my shit together
>getting married in the next few months
>have reasons to live

why does the happening happen now, this is bullshit desu senpai

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>>140433825


Why do you think this is so strange?

The Rothschilds have been selling all their stakes in US Stock in the past 2 weeks.....ALL OF IT.

They have gone into commodities and global equity markets abroad.

They are preparing to let the US market tank. THERE IS STILL TIME TO PREPARE, BUT NOT MUCH. BUY AMMO. PREPARE!

>>140440213
oh yea for sure. you can buy one dollar's worth (but fee is 99 cents).

a bitcoin is divisible into 8 decimals 1.0000000 BTC ... 8 million satoshis = 1 Bitcoin

>>140433825
Add it to the orange pile of zionist doritos powder

>>140440180
I don't understand how two wallets that are on a PC that is totally disconnected from the internet can make a bitcoin transaction that neither person or computer EVER reports on an internet connected device, and still every other internet connected device knows that it occurred.

I can understand how the two offline wallets agree that the exchange took place, that much I get, what I don't get is how the rest of the world knows it happened if nobody ever connects the wallet to the internet or reports it on the internet in any way.

Do you have a good article or video that explains all of this.

>>140439744
the transaction doesn't technically happen until it hits the network, so sure. That's why the receiving end waits for a confirmation on the network to make sure he's not getting fucked.

>>140439836
Money paid in by new investors is used pay out profits to old investors who are cashing out.
It's not the same as a bubble, since in a bubble no one is in charge of managing the cashflows in and out. But pyramid schemes and bubbles often occur at the same time during financial manias.

>>140439836

Bring as many people beneath you to a worthless product to drive up the value, get more people involved by spending their money to buy into the product and giving you money (in this case through value of the "product" you purchased for near nothing) you continue to drive up the price by getting more people to buy at the bottom of the pyramid. Because of this price influx, they are less and less likely to want to sell as they get near the bottom, but can more easily hold and sell when things cool off while still making a huge profit.

>>140437159
>bitcoin is useable when the power goes out and the internet drops
topkek

>>140440460
To the lament of pol, you would be correct. Unfortunately, we probably won't get a new "FDR" either.

>>140440484
being a lonely neet with no future is the true red pill

>>140440584
>when you live in tennessee and your entire family owns AR15s, AK47s, and plenty of ammunition and two farms for a combined 210 acres
Honestly, feels pretty good.

>>140440774
Got it, thank you. That's how I thought it worked, I still want to investigate more in depth because I trade coins on bittrex for money and should have a firmer understanding of how it all works.

>>140435483
So, you just look at shit on the internet and screenshot it in hopes that it is useful? Not hating, I am just a Chad.

>>140440222

Also, I don't record my transactions with individuals in a personal ledger. I only record what I take out of my bank account to pay for coin/record what coin I sell to put into my bank account, for tax purposes.

>>140435102
Yellin: BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA BLA

>>140440854
in all honesty, even if everything goes to shit in the next few months i wont regret living my last few years as a normie.

ive walked both paths, both have their ups and downs, but ive never been happier then i have recently

TRULY, I HAVE LIVED THIS LIFE WITHOUT ANY REGRET

>>140438677
I think that looks cute.

>>140440678
well, until the two PC's (we'll assume they're only one address/private key each) try to execute a transaction with the external bitcoin network, no transactions beyond the two need to be confirmed.

its the equivalent to an intranet exchanging information vs exchanging on an internet. the execution of RSA functions to create hashes with private keys is all bitcoin is at its core, it just has a lot of moving pieces built on the broader consensus network.

as far as an article or something, id recommend listening to andreas antonopolous give some basic talks on how it all works. hes brilliant at breaking into simple pieces

>>140440161
thanks anon

>>140435483
Thankyou for your autism anon.

>>140440678
the rest of the world doesn't know until that transaction hits a connected node. This doesn't mean you necessarily have to have your own node connected to the internet to do so, you can simply transmit the transaction data via any means possible to a node. Normally this is done through SPV wallets such as mobile wallets or desktop wallets. But hell, you send a carrier pidgeon to somebody with a node if you wanted to and they could post your transaction, your transaction data does not compromise your private keys so it would be perfectly safe to relay that data by any means possible.

>>140440827
>Unfortunately, we probably won't get a new "FDR" either.
Hillary will just be appointed Emergency President for 10 years.

>>140440812
>>140440783
"worthless product"
"cashing out"
>implying there is no value to being able to securely send value without a trusted third party, globally and instantaneously
>implying there isn't a growing demand for such a service
>implying there is a centralized organization "paying out investors"
I could keep going...

>>140437896

>Bunqueesha down the street gonna be executing transactions with her airgapped computer an sheeeit

>>140441091
That's how I do it too, but it isn't technically correct. You could have bought 5k USD worth of BTC on an exchange, done trading on the exchange so that your total portfolio is worth 20k USD, then sent 5k USD back to your bank account and used the other 15k to buy gold, and the IRS wouldn't know if you chose a merchant that isn't going to report it.

>>140435102
>that buy bitcoin sign W O K E

>>140441449
heh. na she'll be twerking for someone to pay her some btc on an airgapped iphone though :)

>>140441080
Used it for a thread about 2 weeks ago.
Still had it lying around.

>>140440328
I'm aware.

>>140440475
>Hurr durr up 200% on my babycoins

Shut up you fucking nigger. If you were as half as smart as I am you'd work the stock market and stop being such a dumb nigger who can only put money into a cryptocurrency account and hope it appreciates.

200%? Wowee Vanguard stocks have risen nearly 1000% in the last decade. Dumb fucking nigger.

>>140440068
>>140440328

From the two ignorant rednecks who don't understand how bitcoin works.

I'll take it as a compliment.

>>140441559

That isn't the way I go about my investments into crypto, but if that's your cup of tea I'm all for fucking the IRS.

Personally, though, since I don't day trade, I'll stick to what I'm doing.

>>140433825
Game is over? lol

The game is only beginning.

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>>140440958

When SHTF.....promise you won't shoot anyone wearing a MAGA hat and looking for shelter....

>>140441718

Ive turned 2k into 32k in crypto. Stock markets are dead and the boomers can have them. Enjoy your 1000% returns a decade poordouche.

WELCOME TO SEPTEMBER


WELCOME TO SEPTEMBER


WELCOME TO SEPTEMBER
WELCOME TO SEPTEMBER

>>140441718

>"Shut up you fucking nigger."

No.

>"If you were as half as smart as I am you'd work the stock market and stop being such a dumb nigger who can only put money into a cryptocurrency account and hope it appreciates."

>cryptocurrency "account"

Oh, but it has appreciated, greatly. Sorry that triggers you, shitlord.

>200%? Wowee Vanguard stocks have risen nearly 1000% in the last decade. Dumb fucking nigger.

Yeah, 200% in the last couple of months lmfao. Jesus Christ you certainly are pathetic.

>>140441934
How do I know you're not a honeypot? Blood before cum.

>>140441934
Sorry, cannot promise that. If you bend the knee I might let you work my fields.

>>140441967
>tfw when on the day of the fork, I spent all of my BTC on BCC when BCC was at .12

I would have made 25 grand in a day if I had the balls to hold it up til .5

https://www.fms.treas.gov/dts/index.html

Aw shit it's back up now.

$32 billion.

>>140433825
So credit is kill?

F

>500 - HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
wtf i hate drumpf now. technology, especially technology assembled by the lowest bidder, never experiences problems unless there's a nefarious intent

>>140441718
this is faggot tier trolling. this is as dumb as kodak saying digital photography is a fad or fax machines make the internet irrelevant.

>>140442198
That was a hell of a day. I called it right but didnt have much skin in the BCC game. Made a few.

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>the feel when I moved closed all my positions on Thursday

I don't like being in the market over market holidays. Maybe it's superstition but it feels pretty good man.

>prediction
Indices take a hit for another point or 2 but nothing more, they go right back into winning mode through the end of the year. Screencap this faggots.

you are not job came up with nothing so have this scene.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOi9hHjmYq4

>>140442353
>>140441718

Yeah I have my 401k in vanguard and I wish I could gt it out and put it in bitcoin. I'd make so much more. TIred of these lame boomer-tier 4% returns. 4%? is this a joke? Try 400% a year in crypto or keep your stock market.

>literally cant get enough of goldfags
>muh shiny rocks Ill be able to use to buy bullets at target during the zombie-nazi apocalypse


lol

>>140436395
Don't you think precious metals like gold and silver are better options?

>>140440484
>>finally get my shit together
>>getting married in the next few months
>>have reasons to live
>
>why does the happening happen now, this is bullshit desu senpai

Same here anon.
>Feelsbadman.jpg

>>140442654
i'm pretty sure there is a btcoin pegged index that you can have a 401k tied to. i would search, but my son is driving me crazy and im exhausted. apologies, anon

>>140442768
why not buy both? i'm going to imprint a private key QR code with my private key onto a bar of gold just to piss on the world

>>140433825
Seriously though.. how rare is this? Has the new report always come out the next day, or do they sometimes delay like this? Can I post about this on Facebook and not look like a moron?

>>140442768
Literally and unironically NO.

Who the fuck is gonna ever accept gold and silver at any business. If "the shit hits the fan" people wont want gold.
Think everyone just has a scale and efficient method for cutting gold? Or you can trade straight up one coin for one box of bullets?

lol

>>140442768
Physically? I guess. Do you really think the grids going to go down anytime soon though? Highly unlikely, as doomsayers have been crowing this for decades. The most likely scenario is that the USD is going to get rekt and bitcoin is going to skyrocket, not the grid goes down and the US is sent back to the industrial age. Even moreso, bitcoin is heavily used in Europe, and as such your coins would still have gains because when the USD tanks, crypto skyrockets. I'm not trying to convince you to buy btc, just that you should be looking at it as an option. Weigh the cons and pros, and opt in to something. Just don't have your money sitting in fiat.

>>140443062
It's back up now.
Never mind.

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>>140443111

The salesman continues.
>not trying to convince you
>tries to convince you while owning it and directly profiting from hype

>>140443080
>Think everyone just has a scale and efficient method for cutting gold? Or you can trade straight up one coin for one box of bullets?

Somehow, people managed to do this for hundreds of years.

>>140437159
>coinbase is the best

Sure, if you like getting raped with fees. Gemini is actually the best

>>140443331
Actually I'm telling him not to hold fiat, as you can already just peer into the history of the USD and see inflation has torn it to shreds. I am telling him to invest in something, and although I myself have btc, I also have a ton of silver. Just don't have your funds sitting in the fucking bank, getting more and more worthless, and you will be making the better choice than the majority of the population.

>>140436395

honestly I haven't fucked with it since mtgox got raped

>>140443452
Right- they used an alternative.

Even when gold WAS actually being traded, it was never traded at the actual value. It was always just a representation.

and there is a big difference between having a society that does it, and having one trying to go back to it.

Can you imagine this society trying to reengineer itself to use gold as direct value exchange? come on.

>>140443111
>don't have money sitting in fiat
>BTC is fiat currency

>>140443776
Can you please stop being retarded. At least do it somewhere else.

>>140443986

>doesn't understand what fiat currency is

This is classic.

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>>140443767
Wait, are you serious, reddit?
Why are you insisting we're attempting to revert to gold standard because USD production has been/will be disrupted?
If your hypothetical is that an EMP strikes and takes down networking infrastructure, and your argument is that it wouldn't work out properly if a country which once used a digital or representative currency to exchange measures of wealth for goods or services, you just honestly have the wrong fucking idea about what's going on here.
We're fucking full.

>>140444193
huh?
I think you got me confused with someone else

I dont think we are going to revert to a gold standard. I think gold will have some death spikes but ultimately go the way of the typewriter- but more worthless.

EMP wouldnt end the economy. All of our enemies need our economy running more than vice versa.

>>140443986
Dude, just search fiat currency...
Is everything normally this difficult for you?
Look up projection while you're at it.

>>140444132
Fiat currency is back through the government, such as the USD, CAD, etc. BTC is not fiat. I'm just going to ignore you now, retard.

>>140441769
It's not practical now and it won't be practical if the shit hits the fan, you stupid fag.

>>140444426
>fiat
"an authoritative but arbitrary order"
literally, what is arbitrary about a global consensus of value transfer based on math? pretty different than the federal reserve saying "lets make x amount of bills today and give y amount to company z, a, and b"

holy shit this isnt complicated.

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>>140444468

>A government is the system to govern a state or community
>implying a bunch of people exchanging things for other things aren't a community
>implying the exchanges are subject to rules set forth

k

>>140433825
.... and what does the Treasury Department pays for?

what happens if they dont?

cant they get indebted?

>>140443268
>https://www.fms.treas.gov/dts/index.html

It's the 5th and the last report is from September 1st. Does the new report always come out the next day, or is there usually a few days lag time?

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>>140444382
Oops, didn't mean gold standard.
You didn't say gold standard, but you insisted that we'd have some sort of currency exchange system set up in the aftermath of an EMP attack.
What you don't understand, reddit, is that if an EMP were to hit us, a shit ton of people would die really quickly, especially in populated areas. What people do you think would be running out to a walmart looking for scissors with fucking gold or silver? What's that? They wouldn't do that? They'd be buying bullets or food? No way!
>EMP wouldn't end the economy
Good fuck, you're a moron.
>can't produce currency
>can't exchange currency
>can't produce goods to populate economy
>can't distribute wealth
Fiat money would be entirely demolished. The only surviving exchange system would be that of physical currency. The other people here spreading lies about bitcoin having any potential function in the US in the aftermath of an EMP are literally selling to you right now.

>>140439686
A fun thing to think about is that, aside from the slowdown due to latency, the entire cryptocurrency network is the most powerful High Performance Computing system in the world.
Coin mining in totality has the necessary computational power to emulate a human brain at full complexity in real time with much left over

But instead of creating a hyperintelligent thinking life that can solve a myriad of our most daunting problems, we use all this to hoard fake value.

>captcha
> STOP STOP
Google knows.

>>140443689
was that cunt confirmed jewish blood seeing he has a jewish-europeanized surname

>>140445008
what are you babbling about nigger? wrong person?

>>140437146

Crashes on friday, war on sunday

>>140445075
simply search "fiat currency" through any search engine.
I can't wait until you fell retarded

>>140441193
This, the chairman wasn't selected for acumen in banking, she was selected to get the goyim to zone out.

>>140441206
That's convoluted as fuck.

>>140445412
>but instead we use it to remove from power the international bankers who have an iron grasp on the future of humanity
It's going in the right direction.

>>140445366
You literally are still mixing up what i said with what someone else said, and getting my side wrong for sure- probably theirs too.

The question was whether an EMP would "erase" bitcoin, and the answer is no- unless you emp-ed basically the whole world at once- and some satellites.

>>140445827
as would making debit purchases without the internet

>>140433825
>inb4 9/12

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Cercle

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>>140442768
>>140443080
>>140443452
>>140443767
>>140444193
>>140444382
>>140445366
>>140446026

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This thread is nothing more than a bitcoin shilling thread. They are fear mongering so you /pol/acks will go drive up their bitcoin.

>>140446026
Hell, you're probably just le trolling me.
I don't even know why I respond to you, reddit.

>>140445872
You could just get together, track down all the heads and secondaries responsible, and kill them in their homes.

But you're all fearful, weak, singularly minded.
>nuh uh anon crypto is slapping the jewish rotschilde chink oligopoly masters in tye face!
And they are wholesale pushing globalist agendas and destruction of moral values down everyone else's throats.

Destroy the heads, kind leafanon, destroy them all.

>>140442046
Instead of investing in a non-tangible asset, I bought a condo. I sold it last month in under 24 hours and gained $229k after fees and taxes in profit. I provided a family with housing after a two year investment. That's $114.5k per year with an initial investment of $25k.

Bitcoin is for faggots.

>>140446492
obvious Etherium shill is obvious
you are just trying to drive down bitcoin so you can make some profit tomorrow

>>140446492
This has got to be more obvious to people.
While I agree with this post>>140443552, everyone taking up btc and shit has me worried.

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>>140435165
Bro, do you even time-cycle analysis?

Get the fuck out with your weak technicals; I look at this shit everyday.

>>140447099
checked
so what you're telling me, financianon, is there's nothing to worry about? my accountant is not lying to me?

>>140435483
Ehat does that mean and why would they stop publishing those numbers ?

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>>140446564
FUCK YOU IMMA BLOW UP YOUR BITCOINS BOOOOOOOOY

>>140443986
BTC is a made up form of exchange with literally no real backing at all. Tulips have more tangible value than a fucking bitcoin

>>140447418
then go buy some tulips faggot

>>140447418
hence the pyramid

>>140447523
If I bought a bunch of Tulips and sold the fucking things from a storefront, I would be acquiring more real currency than this fucking bitcoin bullshit.

What I am going to do is continue investing in real estate and keep making real money selling useful goods to people like a fucking adult.

>>140435102
>political infertterence

>>140448106
That sounds like a good plan. Maybe you should actually do it instead of bullshitting about it in a BTC thread?

>>140436685
would you let an eagle scout join your clay

>>140448349
This isn't a BTC thread, you fucking loser. And I have been investing in real estate and I have been making real money based on actual, tangible, acquisitions.

Meanwhile, you have been ranting about a bunch of fake bullshit.

>>140448349
He's not really gonna do it, he just likes to pretend he is succeeding at something but come on, he's posting on 4chan. We can tell he's a loser.

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>>140442768
>gold and silver are better options?
Yeah sure anon. Just try walking into walmart and paying for your groceries with gold and silver

>>140447418
That's why bitcoin is shit, but there are other cryptos tha are extremely promising that will actually produce something of value, not just store it.

>>140448554
The logic applies for everyone on this board, including you and the other guy. The primary difference between myself, you and that guy is that you are retarded losers and I'm just a loser.

>>140437146
>Still buy tulips though. Shit is going to pass 5k soon and that will propel it to 6k in a mere couple of days.

>>140434758
fpbp

>>140446568
Sure, let's just kill all the bankers. The problem is that every action needs a direction, which means it needs a leader, which means someone needs to be put in charge of killing people in order to improve the country. This sounds perfect on paper. In practice, this turns the country into a "communist" shithole.

>>140435483
current is 55.4?

>>140433825
This is by far the stupidest thread that has ever been on Pol holy fuck

>>140450297
why?

>>140435483
You morons the budget runs out this month of course its going to be draining downwards. We knew this back in like April or May when it was passed. The dems thought it was a victory but we knew this day was coming and its our bargaining chip.

>>140437384
In a world without electricity or internet people will just be murdering each other anyway and the only thing of value will be guns and canned food.

Doomsday scenarios are fucking moronic and out of the question, especially with NK, Russia, or China. Economic crashes on the other hand are far more likely and worth preparing for.

>>140450370
They literally make up as much money as they want. All currency is Fiat money

>>140450525
You dumb niggers buying up bitcoin like retards, just wait until the pump and dump is done and you're left holding the bag.

>>140450966
Didn't meant to reply to
>>140450525

>>140450966
This. The "early adopters" are going to get burned in the experiment. After the collapse they will say it was because of the political system and then they will roll out a centralized digital currency similar to bitcoin but controlled by the world gov/IMF.

>>140433825
Wasnt Treasury already using "emergency measures" to cover September. The outlays from Harvey and prepositioning for Irma may have pushed them over the edge.

it's because of labor day

>>140451179
>implying anyone is going to use jew money when Bitcoin already provides a proven and reliable alternative

>>140451179
You're right. I can't believe there's this many stupid people falling for it. I don't know about the whole world government thing lol. but there will be many cryptocurrencies that come and go.

>>140451486
Completely missing the point, dumb nigger.

>>140451486
BTC is slow as fuck, though. This was acceptable when it was the only game in town as a giggle for bored NEETs with powerful CPUs, but if I had to wait 15 minutes for my debit card to run through you can bet your ass it's in the next bag of garbage leaving my house. There are plenty of alternatives with varying levels of volativity.

>>140433825
Good news! A nice quick war will fix everything!

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Soros has been shorting the market.
It's going to crash in October, then The msm will encourage antifa to revolt saying "dident something happen exactly 100 years ago?, boy Trump is awfully evil today'
This is the crisis phase yuri was talking about. It will be do or die.
Screen cap this.

>>140434758
This

>>140440484
>>140442875
use what space you have to start growing some vegetables. Learn crop rotation, and buy a water tank. If you have a wife with you, even better. Now you have an extra set of hands to help out, plus more for every child you have that becomes old enough to start helping out. Fresh produce and water will be worth its weight in gold when times are tough.

Do your bit for the future m8, and Godspeed.

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>>140437384
Bingo.

>>140437896
What happens when a better crypto currency comes along. What happens to your bitcoin? Do you feel safe investing in something when its only value is utility? Bitcoin is practically a fiat currency.

>>140452459
This man speaks the truth.
Watch Yuri Bezmenov if you haven't already done so.
This whole situtation has been engineered for decades. The US is nearing the end of the second stage: Destablization. The rest of the west will follow soon afterward.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gnpCqsXE8g

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>>140453187
Ideological subversion. Its why the left is the way they are.

>>140453076
Bitcoin is used to purchase basically every other coin. There are lots of better cryptos already, but bitcoin still goes up in value because of this use. Over time I'm sure it will stabilize, maybe even decrease in value, but this won't happen for years, when cryptos are much more mainstream and integrated into current payment networks. Sure, you can call bitcoin a fiat currency, but it's nothing as pathetic as the federal reserve note which is being printed into oblivion. Bitcoin has a fixed quantity.

>>140451769
It's not debit, it's a bank. But completely trustless, with an unchangeable and transparent inflation rate, more secure, and faster than bank transfers. Alternatives are only faster for rapid transactions because nobody uses them. And Bitcoin is going to get Lightning Network for debit-style transactions before long.

>>140453076
And updates can and are being delivered as needed. If the majority of Bitcoin nodes want a feature, they can roll it out. There's no need to replace it because it can adopt any of those shitty features the alternatives are beta testing.

>>140453551
But it can go to 0. You are hinging on a lot of ifs there bud. It has no monetary value. Theres a reason gold has endured. It's only going up bcs of hype. Its a weak investment. Its better than federal reserve note, but not better than precious metals.

>>140441566
Bitcoin was created by a jew.

>>140453881
>updates
Somehow I don't think this will solve the problem.

>>140437750
I work in a distribution center, and I can tell you're a fucking moron with no clue of how the tendies even arrive in the supermarket for your mom to buy.

>>140439836
It's all pump and dump you worthless little shit. Gold is superior to bitcoin. While it is not without its own shortcomings, it certainly is superior

>>140454014
>it has no monetary value
It's monetary value is what people perceive it to have, nothing more or less. You call it a weak investment but I've doubled my money in 2 months and it's gaining wider and wider acceptance as a form of payment by vendors. Your assertions are based entirely on a bias for gold.

>>140437159
you realize bitcoin is worthless right

>>140454617
>It's monetary value is what people perceive it to have, nothing more or less.
Thats very risky. And thats called utility. You've doubled your money bcs of hype. Why are assertions based on a bias for gold bad? Gold is bad? Your assertions are based off of an unknown that bitcoin will do good. It has no track record.

>all these (((bitcoin))) shills
i still believe bitcoin a jewish sheme. (((they))) try to get rid of cash for some while now, trying to make you sue only electronic ways of payment
http://time.com/money/4307717/getting-rid-of-cash/
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2016-09-01/want-a-free-market-abolish-cash
https://www.marketplace.org/2017/07/12/business/businesses-are-saving-time-money-getting-rid-cash
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/10/magazine/should-we-trash-cash.html
and of course sweden seems t try to be the pioneer
https://www.fastcompany.com/3052540/will-sweden-be-the-first-country-to-get-rid-of-cash
remember, thats the same country that started chiping people with RFID chips already
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/on-leadership/wp/2017/04/04/some-swedish-workers-are-getting-microchips-implanted-in-their-hands/?utm_term=.667809c855b2

(To be continued)

>>140454903
What if we archive that

>http://time com/money/4307717/getting-rid-of-cash
https://unvis.it/time.com/money/4307717/getting-rid-of-cash
>https://nytimes com/2017/01/10/magazine/should-we-trash-cash.html
https://archive.is/xsiFt
>https://washingtonpost com/news/on-leadership/wp/2017/04/04/some-swedish-workers-are-getting-microchips-implanted-in-their-hands/?utm_term=.667809c855b2
https://archive.is/KgXR9

>>140454903
so why are they doing that? remember when the bankruns happened in greece and suddenly there was not enough money in the banks? they claimed this is because of unllawful practices of those banks, but the damage caused by those is insignificant. pic related about the mechanism of banking showing how even normal banks can create indipendent from the centralbanks, which results in only a small part of the money in circulation electronically being available in hard cash, perfectly lawfull. but of course they couldnt admit the system itself is faulty. so what do? reform the system that enables the (((high finance))) to controll the economy at will, or just prevent bankruns by getting rid of hardcash resulting in all money being electronical enabling limitless controll and creation of money without anyone from the outside even being able to check upon it? of course they will just do the latter one and shift the blame of the chaos that happened on the very few unlawfull actions of very few banks.
remember, the current system enables you to create pretty much limitless money and even gives you more free money if you miscalculated resulting in a bail out if you abide to the laws. there isnt even a reason for them to go outside the law.
so they get rid off cash, make everyone pay with credit cards, or their phones or whatever. and not far from there it will be the RFID chips you use to pay in your forehead or the back of your right hand. i see bitcoin only as an enabler for this trying to tell people "look, electronic money is so good. we should only use this from now on.
This gives them complete controll and abillity to survail the flow of money. You want to buy some weed in the park? Better hope the nigger there takes creditcards and has a good excuse to why random people pay him 10, 20 or 50 dollars all the time.
Also once its cashless and they make the chip the only way to pay it would actually make you only able to buy or sell with the mark

>>140454617

>These tulips are exploding in price. Id be a fool not to invest.
>t. Dutchmen 1637

>>140454874
I'm not saying bitcoin has the same risk level as gold. Of course it's riskier. I would much rather have 100% of my money in gold than in bitcoin in the event bitcoin goes bottom up, but that's a very unlikely scenario and there's nothing wrong with diversification. You are making it sound like I might as well buy lottery tickets instead of bitcoin.

>>140455093
You're completely ignoring all of the actual uses for the various types of coins that are out there.

>>140455260
>You are making it sound like I might as well buy lottery tickets instead of bitcoin.
Never said that and I don't have to in order for bitcoin to be bad. Only good way to do bitcoin is to get in and out fast. Long term its not a good investment.

>>140443080
>>140443080
>>140448844
>Not getting it this hard
Gold is for when your currency crashes. When a world currency crashes, gold keeps value. If the USD crashes, gold will go up. BTC could very well go down if USD crashes, all BTC deals are with America-based corporations. Plenty are international, sure, but their main market, HQ, and main contracts for operations are all through the US market.

>BTC is USA/China.
>Gold is the World.

>>140455470
Depends on what you mean by "long term." 30 years from now I'm sure bitcoin will be long dead. The technology isn't really that great compared to many other coins (Monero, for example, which allows for truly private transactions). If we're talking within the next 2-3 years, it's an amazing investment.

>>140455636
Mostly I agree. I don't think crypto currency is a good idea. The only good think that might come out of it is the block chain technology.

>>140434758
Explain.

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>>140455979

>>140455898
>The only good think that might come out of it is the block chain technology.
And that is only good for private business. If I am running a bank and want to use block chain technology to make transactions between my bank and other banks and clients faster, why would I want to use an extremely volatile "currency"?
I'm surprised there isn't a company (that I know of) that is trying to sell a service to banks where they use the technology, but not as a fake currency like crypto coins, just as an instantaneous vehicle for money transactions which is crypto's only real advantage. Kind of like paypal but with block chain running it.

>>140433825
is it time to sell off my 401k?

>>140433825
>all the faggots dick riding bitcoin

You're absolute fucking idiots, if the USA goes into recession, it will be a global recession. Bitcoin will be as useless are our money. Canned food, guns, ammo, seeds, and land are what's going to be valuable. Toilet paper will serve as currency.

>>140435165
implying that's a problem
trump said he wanted to bring manufacturing back, right?
how do you think it was possible when the dollar is like 2x stronger than the yuan or 3x stronger than the rupee (stronger means by ppp, not conversion rate)

It doesn't matter. Money is completely fake and based in absolutely nothing

>>140435102
when the fuck is this cunt gone? i never felt such revulsion with bernanke as i do with yellen, and i hated that jew motherfucker

>>140435102
>We shouldn't be transparent for the fear of ... somebody criticizing you because they thought you were wrong

LOL THERE'S A TREND HERE SOMEWHERE

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>>140433825
Jews are trying to grab the gold and run
Hungry Hungry Hebrew

anyone with a comprehensive understanding of monetary policy wanna chime in and confirm this means something big?

>>140450396
>bargaining chip
Please explain how this works
And has Rand Paul weighed in on this (or maybe his dad)?

so is this it? The first trial of the tribulations are upon us?

>>140437248
All currencies over time tend to change to a different system of some sort on average every like 50 years i think

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>>140433825
>page 10
WEW WE'RE SLIDING, GOYS.

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>>140456621
That chart is ancient. It's more like 2.5 cents now. Also EVERY president starting with Reagan has fucked with the inflation numbers (each more than the last). The REAL inflation rate since 1982 has been AT LEAST 1% to 3% higher than what was stated. REAL wages have gone down EVERY YEAR for AT LEAST 25 years.

>>140463136
Inflation is good though?

>>140463256
Only if wages increase in line. Which they have not, practically ever.

>>140435102
I don't thing congress having control over the Fed is exactly a good thing, maybe in some ideal system where congress truly represents the will of the people and all that, but thats just now how it is.

>>140463256
no its not
thats the jew brainwashing at the root of the whole central bank scam
That steady constant inflation looting the middle class is a good thing

>>140465988
I agree political influence over the Fed is a big no no and couldn't seriously fuck the economy. However, the Fed could take a lot more steps to be transparent, especially after the financial crisis. but i guess we all know the lizard people will never let us see behind the simulation

>>140454125

Its not as slow as you think. Bought £100 worth of bitcoin at the wkend sent it to my wallet took less than a min.

Is it happening now?

America is finished
Investing into Russia and China right now

>>140437146
>The dollar can't crash on the 23rd, that's a Saturday and the markets are closed.
The FOREX market is open 24/7. It's only closed to retails traders, but it is always open for the central banks and the related organizations.

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>The US will collapse in your lifetime