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Volume 2

Apr 17, 2013 2:12 PM

Scott Duncan

Forbes tries to F.U.D. BITCOIN!

Time to get the REAL Crypto-currency network going. You know it's good when F.U.D. tactics are used against it! :D

Victory!

All NX2000 readers: You know what to do. (Make note of the date this time PLEASE? It's essential for bragging rights, in a year)

Bitcoin: Whatever It Is, It's Not Money! - Forbes

forbes.com

When governments undermine faith in their currencies people turn to alternatives. Weak as the dollar has been in recent years, for example, it is still seen in many parts of the world as infinitely preferable to the local money, which is why most of our physical currency- especially our hundred [......

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Scott Duncan

We deployed that network in less than 60 days. :D

...and that INCLUDES the gap we had to wait while the Tyson cruised from Iceland to Cyprus. We are just getting better at it too.

But, hey! Don't let me dissuade you from heeding the dire warnings of those fucking sages at Forbes :D

Chris Evan

Scott, you always say that we must never convert crypto back to fiat. But, I see these exchanges (Cyrptsy, LocalBitcoin, etc) doing it all the time. Could a trust holding corporation convert to and from Crypto?

Scott Duncan

Sure, I do it all the time.

Converting to FIAT does not help my agenda, that's all.

FOR me...

if you TRULY love and adore me as you say you do, I present the ULTIMATE Be-Nice-To-Aquilae rule:

FIAT ---> Crypto = GOOD Crypto ---> FIAT = Meh

The fact is, there is so much adoption, conversion to fiat has a negligible effect these days.

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