>>1444473>Google (Alphabebet really, let's be honest), fucking strongarmed it's wayby using GOVEWRNMENT, specifically their partnership with THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY
>has no business being as vertically integrated as it isyou are such a bootlicker that you want socialsits to tell you when you are allowed to be vertically integrated or not.. have fun having your space colony run by socialists in 2080.. ill be chillen with elon and bezos
>Bullshit. It's happened at least twice. Keep up with the news.umm not against bitcoin sweety.. there has only been very brief jumps over 50 percent for any mining pool and the market adapted to it immediately and the miners profited more from not exploiting it
>Thank you for proving my point.mental gymnastics
>Because regulation damps the extremes of human behaviorthen what about 1929 and 2008??? REGULATORS INDUCED INSTABILITY IN BOTH SITUATIONS.. LIKE PILOT INDUCED OSCILLATIONS. LOOK UP THE HISTORY OF KEYNESIANISM ESPECIALLY IN EARLY 20th CENTURY *******************GERMANY******************** SO FUCKING STABLE RIGHT??????? Mere mortals are not able to effectively regulate markets.. history proves it and gold and bitcoin are both regulatory resistant and much more stable if you have a proper hedge.
>>1444477>The point isn't to stamp out crypto entirelythey would but they cant so they use the boiling frog technique
>It's to keep the system working within finite stable constraintsyet time and again regualtors debase their currency for personal gain and create MONOPOLIES like google and telecom, the latter of which even laughably went through anti trust suits which just consolidated more power in the elite class than before and now if you want to lay your own fiber you will literally be sued by the telcom mafia, just fuckign google "start your own ISP"
>They care about the bigger actorsCIA is literally the biggest drug dealer, see afghanistan and veitnam lol.. the banking cartel literally started those wars
