Posts Tagged ‘Bitcoin’
Luckbox Mark Cuban Hates Bitcoin And Gold, The Two Best-Performing Assets
[featured-img] I was around for the 1990s tech bubble and the most shocking deal I remember from that time period was when Mark Cuban sold what was basically just a domain name, Broadcast.com, along with some recording equipment he had at home, for $5.7 billion to Yahoo in April of 1999! At the time, I was moving…
Read MoreThe 85th Anniversary of Gold Confiscation In The USSA (And Satoshi’s Birthday)
[featured-img] One of the worst years in the history of fasco-communist USSA history was 1913, when both the income extortion tax was instituted, and the private Federal Reserve banking cartel took control of the US government. 1933 was the next worst year, since after the Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression, they then used it…
Read MoreDOOM: The Dollar And The Fed’s Days Are Numbered [VIDEO]
[featured-img] Back when I first launched The Dollar Vigilante around 2010, I basically predicted that all fiat currencies would collapse by the end of the decade. As 2020 looms, my prediction seems to be holding up quite well—and the rise of cryptocurrency is just another signal of the market’s desperate need for an alternative to…
Read MoreAnarchapulco: Humble Origins, Promising Future [VIDEO]
[featured-img] During Anarchapulco 2018, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Carmen Carangi for The State of Anarchy. Our wide-ranging discussion covers the humble beginnings and rapid growth of Anarchapulco, which has broken another record this year with over 1,500 attendees. We also talk about my journey into Bitcoin back in 2011 when an acquaintance…
Read MorePutin Flip-Flops Like A Drunken Whore On Cryptocurrency Legalization
[featured-img] [cresta-social-share] Whenever I am asked, “How should governments treat cryptocurrencies” my general response is the following. Who cares? You might as well ask me what the Japanese Yakuza or Mexican cartels should do about cryptos. I don’t really care. Not that the Yakuza or the cartels are anywhere near as bad as governments. I…
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