Sorry.. I've always wondered about this, I watched that all closely and I'm convinced it was one of the biggest cons of all time. Had to be nations. Basically stole billions from poor people worldwide. Even if a few rando poors got rich off it. So what?
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Let's see.. Do these ideas have value here? Lol. Sincerely - guy who pays the fuck close attention
ps ghislaine maxwell was /u/maxwellhill, powermod account on reddit for 14 yrs and control(s?)(led?) the narrative there with Mossad and other such entities
Is it just me, or since powerful nation-states basically had to be involved in this grift for it to have gone unpunished and explicitly allowed.. Doesn't it equate to theft of billions in wealth from a bunch of common people, by nations and 0.001%? Yep.
Why did I include that ps? Because fuck ghislaine and the pedo cabal and fuck reddit and fuck mossad, you know damn well why, undoubtedly some fucknut connected to them is here. Fuckin degenerates prob all connected to the aforementioned grift, to boot.
That is not to say crypto is a grift. Just that, specifically, I have zero doubts that some clandestine entity connected to the stock market/futures opening had hoarded incomprehensible amounts of BTC, knowing futures would exist years in the future
Which choice would you choose?
/poll [I like this choice,I like this one instead,I dont like either choice,I refuse to choose,I choose all the choices]
They then dropped those bags on FOMO plebs and anyone else who would buy in, and immediately turned the profits over short the futures. Possibly the most brilliant grift in the history of mankind, I'll never understand how the world missed this.
Who devised this grift and made off with that insane fortune? That seems like nation-state level operation its so crazy. I can't even imagine the dialogues that went into coming up with and actually pulling that shit off. Fuck me. Crypto is wild.
In late 2017, a bunch of whales who owned the lions share of BTC purchased at like $300-1000, got their media buddies to create a frenzy and help run the price up. Knowing that their stock market buddies would be starting futures trading that December
ublock is life in that regard. ads are something most people are willing to accept, if they don't adblock.
Also again, I personally think this site/idea is sweet. What I'm saying, I guess, is it will take massive paradigm shift for wide adoption
And finally, on that note, for the love of fucking god the crypto world never ceases to amaze me with its terrible branding sometimes - WHY would you call this site Twetch, when Twitch exists? Seems like a terrible idea.
I think this idea is cool but yeah
I do not think it's a bad idea at all, I'm trying to wrap my head around it more than anything. It seems to me the average user will have to pay out of pocket to participate, because most people are fucking boring, like me. What incentivizes that?
We can say for ourselves, "Well we own our data and can't be sold to advertisers" etc but.. I guess what I'm saying is I don't think people care enough about that.. that they'd want to leave twitter and leave that behind, to pay regularly to participate?
For sure I always assume in places like this so early, there are "interesting" folks.. I am thinking future, way in the future like. Say this site had 100 million users, functioning as it does. vast majority of users are paying to use the site then, right?
Like, I personally understand the value of it over Twitter but why would the average person care that, say, they aren't a product here.. or that they own their data, etc.. How would most people not cringe at the idea of having to pay to do everything?
how does the average person use this site? They will have to pay for everything. Most people will not produce ANY content that generates value for them. So everything they do will cost them here. Why would they use this site over twitter? Genuine question
In that regard, what incentivizes those users to pay is what I mean, in that situation? I'm not saying, for me, right now, there's no value here. I mean the way this site is hypothesized to be used with a large base.. why does the avg person pay to use it?
I get it, I do, it's just.. Most people are going to contribute garbage, most of the time, so sites like this are gonna be -EV so to speak for most people right? mathematically, they have to be.. So is it expected people will want to pay to participate?
Like there's always gonna be people who pay for content, like people who subscribe on twitch and shit.. who will use sites like this in similar ways, but.. I feel like this is gonna be a way harder sell than twitch subscriptions to most people at first.
Twetchlog, May 5, 2021:
I have accrued enough twetchcoins through public appreciation, to post this very low resolution image of my dog in his bike basket. You can almost make out that he's pissed the fuck off at me for taking a picture of him in there
What the hell is going on here boys