Pentagon finds concerning vulnerabilities on blockchain

[MKTrader]

All of these crypto hate threads completely miss the point....and who the real players are in dump-and-pump and pump-and-dump. After Bitcoin lost 60% in six months, the globalist Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is allowing member banks to hold 1% of their reserves in Bitcoin. As someone else put it, "[the BIS] it has a long and notorious history as a kind of control hub, handing down orders to national central banks including the Federal Reserve...The BIS, a foreign body that's not elected, essentially dictates central bank decisions well outside the purview of individual governments. This isn't a conspiracy theory; it's been known for many years.
BIS (edwardjayepstein.com)

 

[tomas262]

I would rather see an explanation from Pentagon about how jet engines evaporated when the boiling point of titaninum is 5949 °F

 

[FreeGoldRush]

I would rather see an explanation from Pentagon about how jet engines evaporated when the boiling point of titaninum is 5949 °F

lol. Have never thought about this or run across it, but yes, 21 years later it does seem we need an explanation.

 

[Trader Curt]

It's not "that easy". This was well understood and talked about during the development of bitcoin. This article is essentially spam designed to drive the price down.

Ah ha! Someone here knows what's up!

 

[guest_trader_1]

The Pentagon write reports to drive the price of Bitcoin down.

 

[FreeGoldRush]

The Pentagon write reports to drive the price of Bitcoin down.

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No, I did not make that claim. I said the article referencing the report was spam. 50% attacks were discussed quite a bit during the development of bitcoin and ever since then. It's not like this is a secret.

 

[MKTrader]

The Pentagon write reports to drive the price of Bitcoin down.

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Those who haven't gotten close to the Deep State are clueless about some of the things they do. There's a reason they teach so much about Carl von Clausewitz to young military officers, though most of them don't get it.

 

[David's faith]

The power of the US is based upon 2 things: The dollar and the ability to afford a strong military. If there is danger to the dollar there is danger to the military. So the Pentagon fearing bitcoin should not surprise you.

 

[guest_trader_1]

The power of the US is based upon 2 things: The dollar and the ability to afford a strong military. If there is danger to the dollar there is danger to the military. So the Pentagon fearing bitcoin should not surprise you.

I can buy that, seriously, but I don't see cryptos being a threat to the dollar.

If you look at all crypto exchanges they pair their coins to some kind of a stable coin, which are paired to the dollar one way or another. The dollar is the vehicle that makes the crypto world possible.

 

[Sprout]

I can buy that, seriously, but I don't see cryptos being a threat to the dollar.

If you look at all crypto exchanges they pair their coins to some kind of a stable coin, which are paired to the dollar one way or another. The dollar is the vehicle that makes the crypto world possible.

Seriously. The bear has been quite the cheerleader for the dollar.