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If you care anything about stopping the next financial scheme that will collapse investments and put an end to your government safety nets, say it loud, say it often: Crypto is the new Enron,
JCMach1
(28,106 posts)Baitball Blogger
(48,258 posts)of Americans.
JCMach1
(28,106 posts)And I would wager quite a large amount that the real estate bubble, or the stock bubble. Even consumer credit bubble (car loans) will break the economy before crypto.
And I am just going to put it out there: the left in the US is making a big mistake by dismissing crypto as a technology out of hand instead of learning about it and legislating how to make it better for consumers.
question everything
(48,971 posts)that some municipalities would not allow construction of a plant.
I think that this aspect should be discussed.
So far, though it appears to enrich the ones investing in it. And that the major cheerleaders is the future Whit House occupant , I rest my case.
JCMach1
(28,106 posts)Electricity consuming algorithms.
People also need to understand that a large amount of the BTC farms are setup to soak up excess energy and electricity that isn't being used by consumers, or is simply natural gas waste from drilling.
BTC though should also probably consider changing algos as.well.
Eugene
(62,736 posts)The people behind Birds Aren't Real announced a "revival" of Enron two weeks ago
with a crypto token "coming soon." People burned by Enron weren't amused.
Kid Berwyn
(18,182 posts)The crooks get money for nothing and the mopes get holding an empty bag they overpaid for.
And the crooks are the exact same motherfuckers.
PedroXimenez
(613 posts)Last edited Tue Dec 10, 2024, 02:18 PM - Edit history (1)
ProfessorGAC
(70,303 posts)It's a disgusting reference. I would avoid bringing it up.