The Fate and Future of Bitcoin: The Bankster’s Battle for Control

Jeff is interviewed by Vin Armani, topics include: the changing crypto space, globalist influence of Bitcoin, high Bitcoin fees, Bitcoin Cash, paid shilling and 'sock puppetry' to influence Bitcoin, suspicion over efforts trying to move bitcoin away from currency and towards 'digital gold', maybe Bitcoin core is the fork, people moving to Bitcoin Cash, what makes Anarchapulco so good and so different, massive growth in the liberty movement, Anarchapulco 2018, Ron Paul to speak this year!

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45 Comments on The Fate and Future of Bitcoin: The Bankster’s Battle for Control

  1. Great interview Jeff. It is clear to me that either 1) Bitcoin (Core) has been hijacked by the bad guys (AXA) and they have an agenda and/or 2) the Core development team is horribly incompetent. The market will decide. I believe Bitcoin Cash will prevail.

    • Joe, All this is done by design. No doubt this has been an elaborate take over by the Bnksters of BTC through the Core devs. The Core devs have been choking the BTC network for years and now it’s come to that time when people are slowly waking up to ridiculous high BTC Tx fees and crippling slow confirm times.

    • I dont think the core devs are controlled by the Banksters. I agree the fees are ridiculous but the cheap transactions and speed is coming . Security of the network is important, so they are testing and testing

  2. You have to play with the numbers before sending BTC. I try to send 1.5 BTC and it’ll have a few of $55. When I change 1.5 to .8 BTC, then the fee drops to $11. Then I just repeated.

  3. thats how devil does his job. he does the work and then point out to others, like core people. they want to destroy bitcoin and on the way fill up there pockets. then they accuse others. honestly never seen a decent person who follow core developers

  4. The mempool is full of bogus transsctions to overwhelm btc, that is why the fees are higher. once they are gone the fees will go down and don’t forget about segwit witch will help to.

  5. Bitcoin is not running on 1 floppy disk but approx 177,000 of them and growing. BCash is running on approx 156,000 floppies and is designed to grow 8 times faster.
    Try downloading that in a hurry LOL.

  6. So much misinformation,..Bitcoin Cash would not even be able to handle world adoption unless they integrate SegWit and Lightning
    Adjusting the block size does not solve the underlying problem, it only delays it.
    Right now it works like any other ‘Alt’ coin, so basicly not to much transaction volume and low fees.
    The problem with bigger blocks is also that the blockchain size becomes to big. And it’s already over 150GB….
    Do you imagine yourself downloading 10TeraByte of transaction history just to run a full node?
    Keep dreaming.
    Bitcoin to the moon.

    • Palma You’re absolutely spot on. The Bcash people are just postponing the problem and trying to make money in the process. I can think of many coins that can do what Bcash does while not attacking the Bitcoin. As a short-term ‘bandaid’ for BTC, Schnorr signatures will reduce fees somewhat and the Lightning Network will make fees super low again. I trust the Core devs with their commitment over those of Bcash. That said, I’m not going to criticize those who think otherwise.

  7. This whole digital cash argument is a phony why because compared to Stellar Lumens and many others Bitcoin Cash is slow and expensive.

  8. LOL Jeff, you are a smart guy, you must know the “FED” is in control of the majority of the crypto space, very subtle moves to increase FACTOM & RIPPLE, while crushing PIVX & MONERO, we the people are fucked when it comes to any type of financial freedom, furthermore I think you and others like you pumping the crypto space to the detriment of real financial freedom of owning precious metals, hope you sleep well my greedy friend.

    • Now that is a ridiculous statement, all the superpowers around the planet ‘EXCEPT THE U.S.” are accumulating Gold and other precious metals at a phenomenal rate while you dumb sheeple Americans are throwing all your savings into the next U.S. fiat monetary system, and just to illustrate the stupidity of Americans their was an offer of a 10oz Silver bar or a chocolate bar…………100% of the braindead participants took the candy bar instead of the Silver bar ffs.

  9. It costs 7-15% thru the exchanges to convert fiat to crypto. And then it costs another 7-15% to convert from crypto to fiat. The on-ramps and off-ramps costs are an hindrance to wider adoption. No one seems to want to talk about these charges. The exchanges are just acting like another banking infrastructure.

  10. The fees aren’t bad, use Litecoin and the fees are lower and going to get even lower. Bitcoin and Litecoin are interchangeable as money, like gold and silver.

    • 30$ fee to send $10 is not bad? I don’t get your logic.. Even if it was *only* $3 to send $10 – it’s still insane. It aint gonna replace anything with these fees that only enriches already wealthy miners and fakks the people up that are trying to flee from the legacy system

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