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Originally posted by Tensai View PostBitcoin et al are a loooooong way from being an alternative. The current unedifying debate about the blockchain capacity has really highlighted the risks of operating as a leaderless free-for-all.
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostIndeed!
No the answer is that this tulip has to correct. Last man standing.
In other news :-
People who own shares in banks failing to attract any sympathy whatsoever
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostWhich is where cryptocurrencies should be coming in. The problem is that they are completely unregulated and subject to dodgy deals, rather than the poorly regulated dodgy deals that we're used to.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post42?
No the answer is that this tulip has to correct. Last man standing.
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NIRP is not the answer.
QE is not the answer.
Derivatives are not the answer.
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Originally posted by seanraaron View PostNot to mention which it would likely kill the consumer economy since no one would be able to buy all the toys keeping the rich northern economies ticking over.
One day the future will want it back.
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Which is where cryptocurrencies should be coming in. The problem is that they are completely unregulated and subject to dodgy deals, rather than the poorly regulated dodgy deals that we're used to.
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Isn't the problem with using precious metals that there isn't enough in the earth to underwrite all the virtual cash out there?
Not to mention which it would likely kill the consumer economy since no one would be able to buy all the toys keeping the rich northern economies ticking over.
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostGlobal currency, outlaw religion.
Let's see what the maniacs hide behind then.
The only problem with gold is that DP will become the richest person on the planet.....
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostCoco bonds: what are they and why have they hit bank shares? - BBC News
The idea that the public will never again be called on to bail out the banks is not only untrue but a dangerous assertion.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBut no way of resolving without making the pile bigger.
2008 - issue = too much debt. Solution = add more debt.
As someone said earlier, we need to get rid of the pound. Lets just start again.....
Let's see what the maniacs hide behind then.
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostIts such a load of tulip.
2008 - issue = too much debt. Solution = add more debt.
As someone said earlier, we need to get rid of the pound. Lets just start again.....
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