/polpol/ - Politically Incorrect Discussion

>>8327
They wouldn't like that it would not be a national currency under control of their government.

So no they probably would not use Bitcoin.

It probably won't crash the world order because the governments would crush it with the police etc if it did threaten their currencies.

So no it won't

Bump

Lllamacoin? Anyone know anything about it?

>>8330
Yea? well, the US government seized all of that bitcoin from the web and months later the Senate(?) Congress(?) said it was legal tender.

Google this " government seized bitcoin " and click on any trustworthy news source.

>What would the NSDAP think of Bitcoin?
That's a silly question but I'd agree with >>8330
>Do you think that Bitcoin may crash any hope of a Jew World Order?
No, the price can be manipulated, frankly I don't even think gold-backed currency would make a difference either. They'd still manipulate it and find hundreds of ways to make paper gold.

Bitcoin kinda sucks, not private, every transaction recorded for all of history. Government will love it because it will give them much more insight into money laundering attempts.

There are a few better crypto-currencies for privacy, namely Darkcoin and Monero, but I doubt their long-term ability to protect privacy as well. Plus it's just far too easy to lose all of your coins in an unrecoverable way. They're just gone forever if you lose a wallet.

I have a feeling that we only got crypto-currency (and all that MSM hype) after NSA and the banks decided they could deal with it. It would have been far more interesting if it rolled out a decade ago or something. Also, AFAIK we never got an assassination market ala "Assassination Politics" by Jim Bell, which is very disappointing