Run for your lives, but in the mean time, subscribe to our newsletter, buy gold and silver, and crypto. Helpful especially during nuclear war, zombie apocalypse and complete wipeout of human race by evil

Do you think these markets are ripe enough to be subject to technical analysis? In my eyes cryptos are mostly news driven, have little measurable fundamentals and are extremely difficult to asses in any

Sorry to call this out, but in my eyes this is typical gold bug/doom and gloomer fear mongering to prop up your investments. The narrative is old and worn out - the evil "them" want us all dead,

To me the $25k figure is by large out of line with reality. Taking a snapshot marketcap value of all the tokens and dividing it by the number of users is a gross oversimplification from a trading standpoint.

I might've misunderstood the "flag" somehow, I thought it was intended to mark content that people consider inappropriate, and not provide tangible feedback to the author. What I had in mind

This is an internally flawed argument in my eyes. Your need for a downvote functionality is offset by someone else's need to not have it. When taken to absurd extremes it becomes clearer. Suppose you demanded

I actually enjoyed this debate quite a lot. Vays is biased and possibly sometimes uninformed, but the whole exchange still comes across pretty meaningful. A voice of an uniformed sceptic is in my eyes

Tone Vays has a really terrible vibe here, a mixture of a sore looser and a biased know-it-all. He makes some valid points from time to time (Steem marketcap appearing "unnaturally" high because

Yeah I get you :) As long it's just an opinion like any other, its all good. Like you said, perception is hardly rational, everyone has their own version of it, so there's little else one can do except

In my eyes this is subject of one's individual sense of loyalty. But when bigger picture is considered, Steem is meant to be the an ultimately democratic platform, where you can upvote whatever you want,

Touching story... Goes to show how our egos, afraid of rejection, come up with multilayered narratives to avoid the possibility of failure. I'm pretty sure everyone knows this feeling, and the terrible

To some extent I agree with you about the car keys. But not entirely, as I think it's a lot more elusive in this context. There was supposed to be no police saying what is right or wrong - that's the notion

thanks :)

Agreed. Getting away from the "privileged" vs the rest paradigm requires laws that apply each and every time, and equally to everyone. To me such integrity seems the only way out of this corpocratic

Awesome post. It seems to me that Bitcoin is sooner or later going to be put into its "core competence" territory which is, more or less, conducting shady deals around the globe, gambling, and

Seems a beautiful journey you're on, man :)

Agree, and also it seems like crypto has a huge role to play in this self-governing paradigm. The tensions are pretty high, the powers that be are going mental to stifle manifestations of free thinking

Thank you :)