73 days ago
I know that my pal Dominic Frisby whose latest video below is a funny take on the weakness of fiat, regards bitcoin as the way forward. But am I alone in finding the dark purposes it is used for, the vast amounts of power crypto sucks up and the sheer scale of the frauds and bezzles in the industry a tad off putting? In the end I am sure that Gresham’s Law will do for crypto. Pro tem $63 million of crypto believer’s fiat has gone up in smoke with yet another fraud
106 days ago
I predict the timing and reason for the end of the bitcoin in treasury bubble and predict how grifters like Andrew Webley of The Smarter Web Company (SWC) will react for they will know I am right. I ask if David Lenigas will be transparent if and when London Bitcoin Company (BTC) has to sell shitcoin to pay fiat bills and suggest that time is already upon us.I look at Boohoo (DEBS) and not as a bull and then at Eden Research (EDEN) which is surely lining up another bailout placing.
123 days ago
I am not endorng bitcoin outfit Coinbase in any way shape or form. But its latest video advert about Britain today is bang on the fiat. Enjoy.
127 days ago
The failed bitcoin miner turned failed bitcoin in treasury spoof London Bitcoin Company (BTC) has news, news designed to ramp the shares to allow another placing, but news which tells you nothing.
753 days ago
Chartist and trader Patrick Karim asks, “Why is gold going up if it’s so useless?”
893 days ago
Author and analyst Rafi Farber is an economist who is pf the Austrian School so his observations on money printing should not be that surprising, even if his conclusion is a bold one. He speaks as the debt ceiling issue hits the headlines. Again.
979 days ago
Trader and writer Francis Hunt of “The Market Sniper” argues that you ain’t seen nothing yet for gold and that silver will do even better when things really heat up.
1075 days ago
Diego Parrilla is an author, engineer and economist and a gold bug.
1661 days ago
Investor Rafi Zarber is a libertarian and an Austrian school economist so clearly can do no wrong at all in my eyes. He recently penned an article on money as a gold substitute where he defines the meaning of sound and hard monies. Money needs to be predictable in what it measures and have a predictable supply. Debt substitutes and paper promises become problematic over time, and the entire system becomes unbalanced. These imbalances cause price and supply disruptions across sectors, including commodities like mining.
