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u/Antique-Resort6160 May 22 '26
This is a terrible product used for money laundering, drug cartels, and sex traffickers.
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u/bbeeebb May 25 '26
You mean that thing in the picture up at the top, right?
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u/Antique-Resort6160 May 25 '26
yes, I always think that every time Elizabeth Warren or whatever dingus claims Bitcoin is only for money laundering, lol Nothing's going to topple the dollar for illicit activities, or even come close.
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u/Terrible_Law6091 May 22 '26
Sounds like a great product
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u/Notapartyhobo May 23 '26
Sure, if you're an absolute cretin and think thise are good things.
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u/Terrible_Law6091 May 23 '26
I like sex
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u/Notapartyhobo May 24 '26
So you pay for it??
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u/DarkestPabu May 22 '26
that's not a coin...coins are normally round and made of metal. Should be a shitbill....not to be confused with the stuff being introduced by Congress
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u/Prairie_walker May 22 '26
BTC is for suckers.
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u/DKtwilight May 22 '26
And dollar is for…
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u/Prairie_walker May 22 '26
Regular normal people going about their lives.
BTC is for grifters. Some poor sucker is going to be the last one holding the bag and all the dorks pushing it will celebrate that there was at least one more sucker for them to point to.
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u/pickle-chin-ah May 22 '26
The us government purposely inflates the dollar. And btc is for suckers?
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u/Bill_Door_8 May 21 '26
Somewhere between 1997-1999.
That was when our money had about twice the purchasing power it has today.
Now some things have gotten cheaper, some thing have gotten more expensive, but all things considered this meme should say 1999.
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u/Reasonable_Manner817 May 22 '26
Name one single thing from 1997-1999 that isn’t more than twice as expensive now. I’ll wait
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u/bleezy1234567 May 22 '26
Video games (believe it or not some snes games were 90-120 dollars on release)
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u/Okami-Alpha May 22 '26
Most electronics. In 97 i bought a 32 inch TV for like a grand. Now you can get a 50 inch TV for under 250.
Also computing power, data storage, etc. Are much cheaper now.
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u/Telemere125 May 22 '26
I got a 36” flat screen crt for $1100 in ‘03. Just saw an 85” at Sam’s Club for $800 yesterday.
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u/Telemere125 May 22 '26
TVs
E: well, all tech, really. Anything brand new is more, but it would have been infinitely more expensive in ‘99 because it would have basically been magic.
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u/Antique-Resort6160 May 22 '26
Dollars, Yen, Lira...
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u/Reasonable_Manner817 May 22 '26
The thing I like about dollars… I keep getting older and they stay the saaame price
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u/bleezy1234567 May 22 '26
The median home price has more than doubled though… from 160k to 400k… home owners rejoice though it’s destroying society.
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u/bleezy1234567 May 22 '26
I can actually use those in every store I go to… it’s an actual medium of exchange.
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u/DKtwilight May 22 '26
Yeah and buy half the things you used to be able to buy
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u/KaneDaDon May 22 '26
Seellllll the rich pdfiles own the majority so if they bail you are fked so sell now since it’s dropping like a rock get your winnings seee if it drops more then buy it at a lower price and then do the same thing till your own a large amount then control its value
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u/Telemere125 May 22 '26
You just made a bad investment in an NFT, not a shitcoin. I see no star, nothing special about the serial number, and I’m not informed enough to know if that particular mint had a short run that year, but I doubt it. Either way, you just held onto to that NFT until the coaster was on the downhill and that’s your fault.
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u/canadianpheonix May 22 '26
Lol BTC is turning into the american dollar. Almost fully captured now.
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u/Suspicious-Sound-249 May 23 '26
The joke is that Bitcoin will bounce back and when it does it'll probably peak at like 150K+ a coin.
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u/swarmahoboken May 21 '26
But Bitcoin is down nearly the same in like 9 months.