The US dollar is crashing.

[MurraysMutts]

Saw in a German paper that the Pope went down for child trafficing. There will be mass arrests soon for the same in our country.

Did they say WHO took down the pope?

 

[4hfarms]

They did say after the Italian government accusation and removal, he denounced god. It was also in the paper in Rome an Sydney according to the article.

 

[kentuckyguy]

 

[TexasBred]

Did they say WHO took down the pope?

Most likely the Illuminati. They've been after him for hundreds of years.

 

[Silver]

I heard it was this guy. He has a knack for getting into places.

 

[simme]

I always heard to stay away from the guy with horns.

 

[Son of Butch]

There are several articles today on yahoo finance warning about bitcoin.

Wow - you need a strong stomach to mess with crypto currencies.
In the last 17 hrs 4 pm - 9 am bitcoin dropped 12.6% from 35,606 to 31,086
the moves are quick and harsh - algo-rhythm trading programs probably make
a killing.

 

[Atimm693]

Wow - you need a strong stomach to mess with crypto currencies.
In the last 17 hrs 4 pm - 9 am bitcoin dropped 12.6% from 35,606 to 31,086
the moves are quick and harsh - algo-rhythm trading programs probably make
a killing.

It's also up 30% in the last month and 150% in the last year.

Not something I would put my retirement in, but worth throwing a little money at.

 

[4hfarms]

The crypto coin wallets ask for way too much personal info. Only reason I say that is I have had more than a few companies send me letters that the "company" was hacked. Crypto coin wallets are only available online as far as I have found. Thought real hard about it when it was $2500, and then at $7000 then again after last years crash, missed that boat... Still not against crypto or blockchain possibilities. Just hate to give up all that info over the internet.

Why do we trust corporations with all that info, then accept it when they get hacked and loose millions of identities to who knows where? Wouldn't it be nice if they took resposibility and compensated for the loss. They act like its our fault for lost info.

 

[Son of Butch]

The crypto coin wallets ask for way too much personal info. Only reason I say that is I have had more than a few companies send me letters that the "company" was hacked. Crypto coin wallets are only available online as far as I have found. Thought real hard about it when it was $2500, and then at $7000 then again after last years crash, missed that boat... Still not against crypto or blockchain possibilities. Just hate to give up all that info over the internet.

Why do we trust corporations with all that info, then accept it when they get hacked and loose millions of identities to who knows where? Wouldn't it be nice if they took resposibility and compensated for the loss. They act like its our fault for lost info.

You can buy bitcoin using PayPal linked to your bank without giving any personal information. The same as any other paypal transaction.
They added that option last year and IMHO that's why PayPal stock was up 86% in 2020 and up 6% ytd. They have the infrastructure and positioned themselves well for crypto growth in the next few years.

 

[4hfarms]

Will not use PayPal, I refuse to fund a corporation I dont agree with.

 

[Son of Butch]

Will not use PayPal, I refuse to fund a corporation I dont agree with.

I guess for a couple of chickens, a ham and a stone axe I could trade you some
crypto currency.

 

[4hfarms]

Don't they still have to be in a digital wallet? This is the security part of the whole idea. I just don't trust the whole thing.

 

[Silver]

I don't understand the crypto currency thing either. I don't know what you can buy with it, how you use it, nothing. I think I'm getting to an age where I don't want use the energy it would take to figure it out lol