I was making a joke. Perhaps you ought to consider a stand up desk,
because the the humor is going tight over your head.
Money:
1. You are afraid to give out your address to receive money.
2. Businesses test your Franklins to see if they are counterfeit.
3. Transactions of over 100 Franklins are reported to the government.
4. You are not allowed to take more than 100 Franklins out of the country.
5. Travel with "large amounts" of Franklins inside the USA and they are subject to being confiscated pending a lengthy determination of their source.
6. Hefty charges for ATM transactions, wiring funds, insufficient funds, checks, and etc.
7. Fear of being robbed on the street or in your home.
8. Regulated Banks must be FDIC insured.
9. Printed out of "thin air".
10. Value decreasing daily (One Bitcoin is now worth Two Franklins).
Bitcoins:
1. None of the above.
My address if someone wants to send me some: 1D9P1gbfiwy4JyQKRDUVEfJF7FKmDFVkKH
Just sayin'... :-)
That may be, but I’d rather have gold or silver ;).
Apparently you missed the news that Friday the Feds raided some online drug business and took $28 million in bitcoins away. There is no way the US govt or any other govt is going to allow a rogue currency to endanger the regular fiat currency.
If you want to hedge your bets buy gold or silver. When the SHTF and there is no internet there won’t be any bitcoins anyway. If you can’t hold it in your hand it doesn’t mean chitola.
I was making a joke. Perhaps you ought to consider a stand up desk,
because the the humor is going tight over your head.