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Celebrities Explain Why They Are Investing In Crypto (THE ONION) The Elon Musk one, “I like the independence of investing in something that I can control the value of with one tweet.” 🤣
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I see bitcoin as an outta control ponzi scheme, bitcoin went from a pratical exchange token used for its anyomous, decentralized nature, into the very opposite, its now a speculative asset thats extremely regulated and now the majority of wallets on the blockchain are directlty connected to your identity and easily tracked by institutional powers and Governments. Bitcoin is a bit like Anakin Skywalker's death- "BTC was the chosen one! It was said that it would destroy centralized banking, not join them! Bring balance to the world economies, not leave it in darkness!". I began my crypto journey either late 2011 or early 2012, bitcoin was at $4 a coin, I remember when VICE wrote the first article on the SILKROAD it jumped to $7 and the community was livid. Despite its growth 99% of the use case of early BTC was to facilitate transactions with degenerates whom wanted buy illegal goods and clear the transaction as cheaply and fast as possible. In my day most everyone held BTC for a matter of hours before we sold it off. The hardest part of early BTC was actually getting it. You had at the time 2 choices that I knew of, MT GOX what honestly was a bit sketchy or some very small exchanges had BTC but you couldn't use U.S. dollars to buy it. There were no regulated altcoins, so the only currency I could easily trade into BTC was the Lindin. Thats the virtually currency of that old game Second Life. So in a modern sense I was trading roblox for crypto. Between the ONION network and BTC it was the perfect storm. I am sober now, but shopping was a dream on the silkroad, I felt like I was in the Wonka Factory, for any desire I had their were multiple vendors many with top tier products, it was an unregulated capitalistic market for Drug Dealing, with decent security against the FEDS too boot. Ya used BTC as a place holder for the US dollar, you sent the BTC to the vendors escrow account, they mailed directly the goods, and you released the escrow. Of course they had conmen, which is why reputable dealers dominated, but your info was not easily traced, we used PGP (Pretty good privacy) to encrypt our orders, of course this was still risky, but in todays age I doubt we would even use BTCs blockchain to facilitate these trades in the current day, BTCs daily price is far too volitile for small transactions, in one minute things can bounce around even, $50 of BTC is now $40. Its not a tangible currency for trading, especially miniscule amounts. Making it purely a speculative asset than one of utility. I was very early to BTC, I was in a haze as I saw it dramatically evolve, in my years I have bought roughly 500 bitcoins. I made absolutely no profit on any purchase, nor did I loose money - it was simply a tool for transactions. I will admit it's hard knowing you helped pioneer a revolution, if I never spent my coins I'd havr beyond generational wealth, yet the only reason I wanted and bought the coins was to fullfill an addiction/ escape. Honestly my story is probably one of thousands like it, in a case I feel like the guy who spent all that early BTC on a pizza, but if that man never bought that pizza, and the early BTC degenerate adopters never utilized BTC for the silkroad, would it be worth anything today? The legitimatized use for BTC is dead, it is essentially nontangible, badly encrypted (AI might decrypt BTC by 2030, easily by 2040)- its a growing Digital Number in the ether, it is worth whatever people will pay and thats dangerous. Somehow the worlds gone bananas spending fortunes for a now speculative asset that is used primarily to battle against Physical Gold, with the intended purpose to devalue the USD in Americas interest. Crypto like BTC will just be a safe haven against our rapidly declining dollar. The goalbis to deflate our USD dollar in order to print enough fiat currency, that it virtually erases its debt on the booksvand puts the bill squarely on the shoulders of the entire world's crypto cloud. Crypto seems to flow into the hand of institutional investors now, whom fought and hated crypto for over a decade, now that a great financial reset is inbound they no longer can ignore crypto. Some coins I think the utilities are actually pretty amazingly developed. I believe Ripple has laid the rails for modern world wide banking. Ethereum, Sol, Cardona I see growing beyond crap NFTs and meme tokens, into the tokenization of actual assets. Whether that be something tangible, like real estate tokenization, or investing in industrial elements like copper, lithium, uranium, and even the ability for the entire world to invest in any Stock around the world. A tokenized stock based off the actual stock price, allows people greater opportunities to invest in tons of different markets securely and legally, owning the stocks value while not necessarily holding the stock itself. Soon everything will be tokenized, why would a company sell a single person anything, when you can likely charge more and keep a piece of the asset yourself through tokenization. Say an Arthouse wants to sell a Van Gogh, the percentage of single investors whom both have enough purchasing power and interest in the asset to afford the entire piece outright in an auction is exponentially lower, compared to a tokenized sale of the same Asset. Why woukd the Auction House continue fretting about a single transaction for a Van Gogh for 100k, when they could more quickly tokenize it, sell 1000 Van Gogh Tokens at $100 each. Retail investors can easily justify $100 bucks to say they own part of an asset, I believe much quicker than a single rich investor buying it outright. Tokenization a win for everyone, including the Sellers, it allows it to sell much faster in all likelihood, and more people own a piece of the pie, so if that Van Gogh in 10 years is appraised at now $1 Million, each $100 token is now worth a $1000. Instead of the Monopoly man making all the money, now average Joe's get a piece of the action. Take my last example and apply it to anything and everything people might want to invest in. It is a brand new ball game.
does Germany sell HYDRA TOR ONION DARK NET ONLINE DRUG STORE Bitcoins?
>THE ONION was what I saw Amazing lol
Yea and you’ll absolutely love it. THE ONION was what I saw
I understood he is not kidding when I saw the password is "ONION", as expected from a TOR (The Onion Router) user.
aparently the pass was super trivial "ONION" ... likely it was setup like this exactly to allow for a quick brute force
u/Alakazam9342 cracked it [already in this comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/10wdckv/comment/j7nimcb/?context=3): "For those wondering what the text file contains. Here it is: "Hello, This is Julian Assange. If you're reading this my Dead Man Switch did not go off and I am fine at the Ecuadorian Embassy on January 4, 2017. Embassy cat is safe and playful as ever Best, Julian" If you would like to try it yourself, the password is 'ONION'."
u/alakazam9342 cracked it in a comment below, the password is ONION! :) I don’t think it is what you guys are referring to unfortunately!
You asked, so you shall receive! For those wondering what the text file contains. Here it is: "Hello, This is Julian Assange. If you're reading this my Dead Man Switch did not go off and I am fine at the Ecuadorian Embassy on January 4, 2017. Embassy cat is safe and playful as ever Best, Julian" If you would like to try it yourself, the password is 'ONION'.
For those wondering what the text file contains. Here it is: "Hello, This is Julian Assange. If you're reading this my Dead Man Switch did not go off and I am fine at the Ecuadorian Embassy on January 4, 2017. Embassy cat is safe and playful as ever Best, Julian" If you would like to try it yourself, the password is 'ONION'.
Looking for $ONION…price in Indonesia has gone up 10 times.
Only if ONION becomes more user friendly
or we'll see a lot more ONION users in the future
I almost forgot Lokinet: [https://lokinet.org/](https://lokinet.org/) it is a blockchain related project running on the Oxen Network. The Session privacy messenger client runs on it as well. * DECENTRALISED NETWORK Lokinet is powered by a decentralised network of staked nodes. Nobody can shut it down. Nobody can spy on you. * ONION-ROUTED TRAFFIC Lokinet traffic is onion-routed. Your browsing is private, secure, and anonymous. * NO IP ADDRESSES Lokinet hides your IP. Lokinet hides the IPs you connect to. Your location and identity are unknown.
Why did you pick ONION? There is a coin, Deep Onion, that has the same ticker. That was a flashback to 2017!
I am thinking in developing a cat coin called $ONION it does not have a whitepaper or roadmap. Only sleep and eat.
ONION. A free 2017 airdrop. Still alive, and a great community. I hope it will gain traction again.
TIL ONION is a real coin. LOL. Right now you can randomly write any 3-5 letter word and that probably would be a symbol for some coin. And they say it's not a bubble.
The fundamentals of ONION really speak to me. Much like Ogre's they have layers which makes for a promising future in the space
I need to do kickstarter for making ONION coin on BSC chain. Backed up by cebula.
How much it costs to make shitcoin on BSC? I'm thinking of doing CEBULA(ONION) coin
Ehhh, I can stop ok?? ONION IS LIFE /u/Soupapinho HELP ME PLZ
Only one thing, because imo the rest are totally garbage. SWEET ONION CHICKEN TERRIYAKI. hit me on the sweet onion sauce.
You left out the most important one, "not your keys, not your crypto" download the client and send your coins there not left on exchange. And obtain and record your private keys, sick of hearing about people that have lost all their crypto. I'm never losing my $ONION
My wallet is on ETH network - and the coin i am looking at is ONION which can be bought on exchange TradeOgre ONION/BTC - if you could explain to me how would the purchase and storing work that would be marvelous
You can make a fucking meal with that list. Can I have BURGER with extra ONION
January 3: "Maybe just invest into some low ranked crap! Like, not even in the top 1k!" Let's buy 1001-1010 (or close, cause I am gonna ignore stock mirrors!). Why not $10 each. (cause I can go back in history like that) Using CMC snapshot data. Profit/loss doesn't include initial $10/$100 Name| Rank Jan 3rd| Rank Apr 30th| Profit! (or losses) |-|-|-|- CPX|1012|untracked|-$10 ETHM|1002|1578|-$3.12 N8V|1009|1384|+$2.36 REM|1004|1347|+$4.84 DPT|1005|3953|+$7.37 GIO|1010|1265|+$9.56 ONION|1006|1077|+$28.49 BOLT|1011|1023|+$35.17 NIX|1007|949|+$44.99 ANY|1003|480|+$237.20 Total|||+$365.86(3650% profit!)
FRENCH ONION, SALSA, QUESO, uhhhhh, uhhhh, HUMMUS!
I invested 100% into alts during the crypto hype season of 2017. I thought myself relatively grounded in terms of my investments, but naturally I fell into the hype a few times. Out of the 10 coins I bought, 3 went to pretty much zero. DBC - shilled to oblivion, and it coincided with the whole "deep learning" craze that I was actually in awe of. Got wrapped up, trusting these big brain people to guide me to richness. ONION - I like vegetables. BNTY - The idea was really cool, and at the time real world applications were scant so I jumped aboard. The rest, like VET, ADA, IOTA, ICX, XLM, XMR, are doing just fine. My advice would be to not fall into hype traps, and invest based on what YOU think is going to have durability and long term success. Even saying so, the reality is that some alt projects won't pan out. If you can filter through the scams, you'll do OK as long as you diversify more in alts as you would with stablecoins.
Brave is insane. Faster than chrome. Crypto-friendly. Free money. ONION built in. .eth built in. (just to name a few) And now this? Brave is really going off. Best browser to date.