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Very good explanation of btc!
ОтветитьThese videos will not age well after COPA,'s loss in 2024.
ОтветитьLegend!
Ответить1 pound in 2015 would have bought you 0.0035 bitcoin when this talk came out, which is now Ofcourse worth 106.10 pounds
ОтветитьAndreas, such a brilliant and passionate educator
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ОтветитьHe's a class act.
ОтветитьThis dude gives me goosebumps.
ОтветитьJanuary 11th 2023
BTC : $17,527.26
Fed looking like a pivot
2022 ended with crazy record inflation
AI becoming a new investment theme
It's Nov 2022 and Bitcoin just died again
Ответитьwhen in doubt listen to andreas
ОтветитьLove Andreas! Merci beaucoup pour tant d'information ❤
ОтветитьPunks not dead
ОтветитьBTC for $75K by end of this year& Control
of The Currency is already Decentralised And now the China disruption would simply
Decentralise the Mining setup for the better
First they ignore us, then they ridicule us, then they fight us , then we win
ОтветитьWho owns btc. Let me tell you.
The people who profit from the spread DUH.
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ОтветитьCutting out the khazarian mobsters
ОтветитьWhat a visionary !
December 17, 2020 : 1 BTC = 23,629.67 USD
Only 11k views on one of the most revolutionairy talks? We trully are still at the very beggining of adoption.
ОтветитьAndreas M. Antonopoulos (2015): "Gavin is right. The time to increase the block size limit is before transaction processing shows congestion problems. Discuss now, do soon"
ОтветитьThis should have millions of views...
ОтветитьIt certainly is an interesting sale's pitch, but he really didn't address the biggest problem: stability. Saying that crypto currencies will always be around doesn't mean that the exchange rates won't fluctuate massively.
ОтветитьCan someone explain to me what good is a "money" whose value changes by extraordinary amounts on sometimes a daily, and certainly at times weekly and monthly basis? I can see how it's great for speculators but I fail to see any attraction it would have as money, i.e. a stable medium of exchange and store of value for at least long enough to park it while you look around for the next place to spend/invest it.
ОтветитьAndreas is a great speaker!
ОтветитьI highly doubt that Hunter-Gatherers had something like money. If you live in large families, roaming the land, with no specialisation, no division of labour, being only able to possess what you can carry, money doesn't make much sense.
ОтветитьGo Andreas! $0.99 *****
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