/biz/ - Business & Finance

i would say that LINK has a good chance of being used in the future when all companies have collapsed and no one trusts the government

>>14080912
I have a bag of link and its future looks like shit

Water? You mean that stuff that's in the toilet?

This new paradigm is one where the US government and the US military are the same entity. Their is a higher caliber of control going on then you could have ever, ever, thought possible. Continuation of the state is not a question in these peoples mind, the state will continue and will not stop at anything. Alexander did not create an empire by appeasing the peasants, he took the land from them with his armies and declared it his.
Foreign governments are unable to not invest in the other world governments. As we said above the foreign governments must reinvest their dollars into the US or they would risk the system playing around them, if the US government could inflate away the dollar supply of the chinese in the blink of an eye and make them take multiple hundreds of percent losses they would. Warfare is now about investing smartly into other countries to control their economy. Control of the economy is control of the state.
Water will play a vital role in the future. Currently water shortages are popping up all over the world. India expects nearly 500 million to face water shortages by 2030
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.technologyreview.com/s/613344/indias-water-crisis-is-already-here-climate-change-will-compound-it/amp/
When water becomes valuable it will be the most potent economic weapon known to man. Your economic growth is entirely dependant on people having access to fresh water to stay alive with. World population will reach a peak, and when that peak is reached there will be no postmodern 2 children perfect households to witness, our economies are entirely dependant on outgrowing a competing nation in markets, and growth will cease to exist with the cessation of population growth. This is something that multinational actors behind the scenes dont want you to know about. Water is the future of warfare, they want you to believe gold has intrisic value but they build a system behind your back to put the basic necessitys of life as the major drivers. 2/?

in

>>14080881
>>>>>This new paradigm is one where the US government and the US military are the same entity.


Someone hasn't heard of UND (United Nations Dollar)

Watch this video that bottle water companies don't want you to know about https://youtu.be/GceNsojnMf0

>>14080881

I am all in Water, since I heard about it in that movie. Never thought about water Investments before. When you deep dive into that topic you will experience that there is no need to be in any other subsector.

Well of course its a risk beeing in just one sector, but the returns outperformin any other and its worth the initial risk when you know how to read and Interpret book values.

Where does crypto come in? Simple, if you read the article like I told you to you should understand. Crypto is a system derived entirely from guaranteed asset security. If you do not hold the private keys you do not hold the crypto. It is perfect for matching a commodity system where defining ownership can be a deadly task. Thus crypto water shall be born, to define the worth of a citizen shall be if he is worth his water. A system where water can be dispensed and consumption tracked totally digital would lubricate such a crisis of enviroment and fundamentals along smoothly. Simply put, economic warfare using water could go digital.
Crypto has one other side benefit. After the 2008 collapse every dollar created through bank deposits yielded only 10 cents of real GDP growth compared to the nearly 70 cents we had been generating per dollar of revenue earned prior the crisis. Simply put, the debt funded government model is tapped out. There is absolutely nothing you can pour money into to acheive the required economic growth to offset asset inflation. We are at the end of this cycle. We have spent nearly a hundred years of the industrial revolution leveraging world populations and condensing wealth to better commit economic warfare, and it has stopped working. Crypto is their lifeboat.

What you will see in the coming years is a collapse you cannot fathom. It is not just the start of the collapse of the modern world, it is what the death of a species looks like. In the short term, something you will be able to wrap your mind around is a liquidity shock. The markets will cease being liquid and you will no longer be able to buy or sell assets, and this will happen quickly. You will not be able to recoup money as nobody is buying and nobody is selling. You will see the rise of the lifeboat called crypto currency, this market will break your wildest imaginations and go even further as the world descends into the pit of hell that is world warfare through numbers.

>>14081072
How do you invest in water?

>>14080912
LINK is a unregistered security that has a US based director/presents! The US can EASILY say they have an interest in LINK.
Don't get so hopeful with scams!

Sergey is playin with fire!

>>14081101

Nuh uh

They are registered in the Cayman Islands

>>14080881
How is this news? They've been going on about water for years. But it probably is a good investment though.
How does one invest in water?

>>14081112
Yea, great job, guessin you don't know about CFC regs

>>14081118

nope!

>>14081087
>it is what the death of a species looks like
But our species can do science and engineering.

I bet that autistic Te poster is Dr Burry

>>14081116
Nobody took bitcoin seriously as an investment until one day they did. Your drug running scam coin became a worldwide trillion dollar market overnight. This was not a mistake. Water is being polluted, its finite, and its becoming more cost ineffective to secure. Learn from what is happening with oil right now and the shale scam and extrapolate that into human energy cost of water. You can invest directly or into companies that handle water. Keep your eye on crypto backed by water however, whatever you do keep your fucking eyes looking for a crypto currency that holds water.

>>14081125
Control Foreign Corporation, i.e Sergey is in the US...controlling a foreign corporation, The US will consider this a US corporation. End of
Also the site is .com, so it falls under US jurisdiction.
The company is using the USD, The US has interest as they are using the their money!

>>14081177
Water purification tech seems like it would be a good idea to look into.
The problem isn't really a lack of water, because there's a whole hell of a lot of water, it's just that most of it isn't useable.

>>14081177
>whatever you do keep your fucking eyes looking for a crypto currency that holds water.

will never happen

>Reverses your osmosis
What do dry boi?

>>14081139
Not all problems are solvable. Not all problems are solvable on a limited timeline. Not all problems can be solved in efficent ways. We consumed resources upon resources and polluted everywhere in the name of creating more people to do menial tasks to create more people. People are alive who should not be alive, people who provide nothing yet consume everything, people who commit purposeful grievances for nothing. The story of icarus is a potent one.

>>14081177
>. Your drug running scam coin became a worldwide trillion dollar market overnight.
Nope

>>14081096

Invest into water treatment / tec / lab / research & development focused companys.

Smth like:
American water works
Xylem
Ecolab
Danaher
..

>>14081153
I heard he dropped a fortune into link

The Water ETFs listed here look quite good but they have already mooned like fuck with the rest of the market the last 10 years

https://www.thebalance.com/top-water-etfs-for-2018-4171842

Whats stopping the market from going up when they can just print 10 trillion usd to the markets by pressing a button

Literally just press a button and invest 1000 trillion into goverment programs and contracts lol

>>14081177
Thank you based Dr. Burry

>>14081208
What about those water desalination plants that Singapore already has?

https://www.pub.gov.sg/watersupply/fournationaltaps/desalinatedwater

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxVT9NAjQhA

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_supply_and_sanitation_in_Singapore

>>14081277
Nothing lmao
And if you meme this into public consciousness, you make weimar hyperinflation look like a joke

>>14081358
If you control the price you control the inflation. Inflation is a controllable meme to USD(+EUR) based states, no matter how much billions of worthless money they „print“.

>>14080924

This to be honest, if it's so valuable why does my toilet produce it for free?

>>14081518
It isn't free and you pay for it either directly or indirectly. Or do you think Schlomo pays for all that infrastructure because he's such a nice guy?

Like I give a fuck with my artisian well in the back woods of Nova Scotia.

>>14081559
so how's your 1st day on biz going champ?

>>14080912
LINK is dead bro, open your eyes.

t. LINK, HOT, ONE bagholder.

>>14080881
>He invests into water
The whole movie was propaganda. Really how retarded do you have to be to fall for Hollyjew propaganda. Either Boomer or GneX I suppose

>>14081857
Pretty good, bought that fence coin everyone is talking about.

>>14080881
>Dr. Burry
on February 14, 2019, Scion Asset Management filed another 13F, showing Michael Burry to hold numerous large-cap stocks and $103,528,000 13F assets under management, just above the threshold for filing.

>>14080985
this is retarded water falls from the sky for free

>>14081277
At one point you will have consumers refusing to use your toilet paper, while they go back to barter with live stock and food, and workers as employees refuse to be paid in it. That is when everything comes crashing down, and if you held bonds, shares or debt you will beg in the streets or jump off a building

>>14081892
then drink that instead of bottled water, or do you live in nevada?

>>14080881
Thank you for posting this OP. I had come to a similar conclusion somewhat myself over the past months.
I have read into and looked at the Forgotten Languages site before and that entire website is creepy af but has some actual gems and far out predictions that seem to be coming true. Couple that with the article that was dated 2017 and it brings a lot of things into perspective. We are pretty much on the transitional period between the dollar collapse period and the crypto moon period.

This is immensely interesting. I'm sure most of you guys are relatively bearish towards the stock market and the economy in general and are maybe doomers.
I too had that thought and always wanted to hedge it with crypto and precious metals. However there was always a nagging thought about some sort of potential apocalyptic endgame scenario that would happen should the dollar collapse.
Water, electricity etc and other utilities are needed to keep the country running entirely. What point is there for crypto if one cannot even access the Internet without electricity in a SHTF scenario? However the idea of crypto commodities mentioned in the blog and the fact that utilities will be a heavy part of what the elites will control has given me a clearer perspective.

If you couple what you have read in here alongside the trend of Euro migrants, climate change shilling and environmental concerns by (((mass media))). i believe they are forms of subconscious shilling/priming to prepare us for upcoming problems of shortage and to ease the population into the idea of rationing out such supplies in the future.
The idea of a potential pandemia is also consistent with how mass media has been shilling mandatory vaccines for some time recently, as well as the annual trends of delibrately shilling and fearmongering of diseases like Ebola Mers etc etc.

To continue on, I don't agree that it will be some Mad Max doomsday SHTF scenario. See pic related.

To have the population fully buy into the crypto economy it is first necessary to have things like basic necessities such as food, water, as well as electricity to have a functional first layer of society running. What use could there be for crypto if everywhere around you is a barren wasteland?

I unironically believe that crypto holders and PM fags are going to be very wealthy, as well as those that have holdings with regards to arable land, water processing plants etc.

The rest of the population will face a huge rich-poor divide scenario following the upcoming economic crisis,
Most millenials are balls deep in student debt they are unable to pay off and lack proper skillsets to survive in such a world in the future (none of these people know how to live off the grid away and will be forced to continue living in the big city) and have to wageslave for much simpler livings and earnings in a worse scenario than today, but albeit still a "non-doomsday" one.

>https://investormint.com/investing/michael-burry-water

Michael Burry has also come to similar conclusions regarding the potential value of water. A storm's brewing boys... can you feel it?

>inb4 hurhur fuck off doomer

>Water is finite

How tf humans losing water in a closed loop system

>>14080924

>>14081277
that's what already happened they increased money supply by 400% since 2008

>>14082006
collecting rain water is illegal in some states, I know Colorado for certain

>>14082214
they don't. It might get polluted and oversalted, but nothing somebody with an IQ over 80 can't solve. You have to be a Nigger to not know how to clean water

>>14082263
who is gone enforce it if you do it on an individual level, let alone doing it with in a tribe of armed to the teeth militias?

>>14082268
Even then, if the price of water goes up the viability of desalination goes way up. Even without water price increases, desalination is already on its way to being viable.

>humanity's face when they solve rising sea levels by sipping the oceans down

>>14080985
> India expects nearly 500 million to face water shortages by 2030
good

>>14082263
how does a law like this get passed?

>>14082370
Easy, water companies bribe congressmen, congressman vote or block law.

Did you not see Vice?

>>14081016
Blocked in the uk, what is it anon

>>14082305
>The price of water goes up
compared to what? FIAT? Of course, every thing goes up in price compared to FIAT, doesn't make industrial desalination viable, unless you are a retarded Boomer or GenXer and believe what the magic box tells you.

distillation is easy. everybody chill; there's plenty of water

>>14081208
Redpilled.

>>14081234
>>14081072
how good have your returns been? I've had to research this topic for something and also had a list of water companies to invest in at one point but never pulled the trigger on it because I got distracted with crypto

>>14081208
Take a look at the top 10 chart for total population. There is a reason why the us is slapping around tariffs and building walls what seems as a needlessly aggressive actions are actually moves in anticipation for the ensuing correction not of the markets but of populations. We live in an ignorant time and in time we will have to reckon with all of the shortsighted actions taken. The US is limiting its exposure in advance with the perfect scape goat for their actions Trump.

>>14081101
>LINK is a unregistered security

i'm sure a utility token backed by swift and microsoft will be fine.

>>14081874
Kek

>>14082472
everyone's a normie, you imbecile. Everyone buys into the retarded magic box, even you.

>>14082549
>He feel for the utility token meme
You can argue all you like, if its PoW it's controlled by the CFTC.
Everything else is controlled by the SEC.

I can provide links to show that you fell for a meme if you want!

>>14082214
because there are more humans and animals but still the same amount of water. Also people will be needing a lot more water once things like the Sahara expanding into Europe begin happening and filtration systems won't be able to keep up right away

>>14082615

when it is fully decentralized EOY it won't be anywhere near a security like the SEC said about ETH. also americans weren't allowed to participate in the ICO or allowed to buy linkpool.

>>14082615
>>14082644

anyway, make your own thread instead of derailing this one.

>>14082615
link pl0x?

>>14082644
>fully decentralized
doesn't mean shit! You need to stop believing memes!

>also americans weren't allowed to participate in the ICO or allowed to buy linkpool.
Doesn't matter >>14081195, you really haven't looked into this have you!

>>14082685

interesting. this deserves it own thread tho

>>14082774
There have been MANY /threads! Its just that uneducated ppl arrogantly assume its not related to them! Make one & gather your linkers

Water whale here, currently swimmig in liquidity but looking to make a splash in crypto. QNT looking good.

>>14080881

>>14082848
Gather my links how, tho? They're sitting in my wallet, am I gonna get arrested for holding stinkies?

>>14081324
kys kiasuman

>>14080881

>>14080881
OP what is this gayass fucking faggotass fucking cum guzzling language in your link
like holy fuck it's just a series of ä's and ö's

Way ahead of you OP in all of this.

>>14081200
Boil it and collect the vapor. Purified.

>>14082599
No. I mainly use the magic box to spread FUD and prepare for counter trends, ignoring the blatant propaganda and others FUD. Sometimes I speak the truth, but the truth always seems to get disgraced in a Cassandra effect

>>14083536
>I'm always right but reality intervenes to make my rightness wrong in the end

hmmm

The obvious stocks to buy for long term is marijuana. Once it gets legalized in the states its going to moon. Make sure to cash out before the marijuana bubble pops.

>>14081096
If you see his interview, he mentions that he is only interested in actual water. He buys land that has water on it. He doesn't invest in water rights or research/development.

>>14083612
>Reality
No, the inevitable has just been pushed forward by 5 years because mutts don't seem to understand that their mac and cheese doesn't becomes more expensive, and that it is just their dollars that become worth less and their wages stagnating. Another bail out or no bail out, it doesn't really matter do to the can kicking since '79 it will just become more bloody. I will profit either way

>>14081869
how was it propaganda?

>>14081208
>People are alive who should not be alive

This is it right here, people don't want to hear this truth and their conscious will end up destroying civilization.

invest into vertical farming, because it needs orders of magnitude less water for more yield than conventional

>>14083897
the usual hollyjew propagation of unrealistic live styles to push sheep into consumerism. The narration style, the shots, the blatant advertising, the boring "bad vs good but it is everything grey goy", the "based on a real story", basically everything from start to finish of that movie was 1/10 propaganda based on story telling paradigms that might have worked till the 90's. I found it just fascinating that Hollyjew hasn't evolved in 50 years, and is so far away from the reality of their targeted audience that they aren't even closely able to get why they land one flop after the other.

>>14080881
Dr. Burry actually runs a value fund now. He tends to invest in distressed industries. He has a good portion of that fund in retail, biotech, tech.

>>14080881
you talk like a fag and your shits all retarded

In all seriousness though, if you're interested in speculating, the easiest way is to buy up water rights while they're cheap. Interesting tidbit, I applied for a job as a chemist at Ecolab, looked a bit into their past, they've been acquiring water treatment facilities since 1995. They upped their game recently. I suspect they are speculating on a shortage of fresh water. Below are recent water related acquisitions:

1995 Ecolab forms a Water Care Services division after acquiring several companies that offer water treatment programs to institutional and industrial customers.

2011 Nalco, the world’s leading water treatment and process improvement company serving the industrial, institutional and energy market segments, is acquired. The largest acquisition in company history, it provides Ecolab with instant market leadership in water management solutions to a wide range of industries, including the oil and gas markets. The acquisition aligns with Ecolab’s long-standing strategic focus on industry’s growing need to do more with less fresh water.

2013 AkzoNobel’s Purate business is acquired. It provides proprietary chlorine dioxide chemistry for use in a wide array of water treatment applications.

2017 The paper chemicals business from Georgia-Pacific enhances Ecolab’s position in the growing tissue and towel, as well as the packaging and board segments of the paper industry.

2017 Abednego Environmental Services offers chemistry, expertise and service to help automotive manufacturers achieve superior outcomes in their paint operations. The purchase expands Ecolab’s opportunity to help the automotive industry recycle water, lower energy consumption and reduce waste.

2018 Cascade Water Services, Inc. provides water treatment programs and services to the U.S. institutional market, primarily in New York and Florida.

>>14084248
this reads like a junior sales faggots argumentation on why to buy into (((green energy))). Learn a real trade failure

>>14084289
That was a copy paste from their website.

nigger

>>14084248

I am holding ecolab since 2011 and probably never gona sell this stock.

-> >>14081234

>>14084450
so I was right, it was written by some intern that was hoping on getting a junior sales position and you are the junior sales faggot and copy pasta'd it.

No wonder companies all over the world are going to shit. The board boomers are getting high, drunk and fat and don't care, upper management is still acting like we have 1978, middle management has long given up, and the lower employees are unqualified marxist univeristy indoctrinated failures that think delegating tasks to interns is sarmt.

>>14081177
>trillion dollar market overnight.
neither the volume nor market-cap is in the trillions you FUCKING RETARD

>>14084654
You are correct, they never reached a trillion on paper. If you combine exchange worth along with coins at the peak however it was over a trillion total then though.

>>14081087
>We have spent nearly a hundred years of the industrial revolution leveraging world populations and condensing wealth to better commit economic warfare, and it has stopped working. Crypto is their lifeboat.
isn't that why they keep importing mystery meat?
new debt slaves as the existing native population is already saturated with debt

Just bought 100k bottles of water on Amazon
Got free shipping

>>14080881
Bump
>changing careers

>>14084643
Don't work there you dumb faggot, literally googled it and copypasted it. Didn't even read it, it's a fucking summary of what Ecolab as acquired in regards to water chemistry.

Have sex faggot

>>14081208
>People are alive who should not be alive, people who provide nothing yet consume everything, people who commit purposeful grievances for nothing. The story of icarus is a potent one.
this phrase comes to mind:
>everyone should pay for my existence
>I shouldn't have to pay for my sins
Good thread OP, thanks for the information

>>14080985
That’s foing to happen a lot faster than you think, genetic problems becoming everyday for everyone is like 30 years away at this point because of shitskin invasions to the west and general global migration of everyone everywhere. Intermixing just creates more genetic problems and every generation is mixing more and more

>>14084765
Why so angry? Did I struck a nerve failure?
Stop projecting btw, try the "stay poor lol" line

>>14081892
It’s probably illegal to capture said water falling from the sky. Pretty funny desu we are all serfs

>>14083331
OK my nigs, you want to know how to invest in water. Here it is:
https://www.investing.com/etfs/guggenheim-s-p-global-water

Also, I'm pretty sure there will still be liquidity in the market even if shit hits the fan. People will always want to sell things and there will be buyers that look for cheap shit to buy.

>>14080924
Is water the one true shitcoin?

>>14085068
I remember this shitcoin H2O that did an ICO but looks like it is dead now: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/h2ocoin/

>future water shortages
>rising sea levels

Mongaloid alert

>>14081087
>The markets will cease being liquid
And we will be all out of water too? What the duck are we going to drinks Bros?

>>14084024
It is true yes. It makes me fucking sick to my stomach however, it is not their fault they are alive when they shouldnt be but they will bear the brunt of this. It is not their fucking fault, humble yourself and realize this. Cheap industrial output of food too feed everyone was a mistake, overproduction of food via means that further pollutes the ground and water was a mistake, and allowing people access to abundance at the cost of future prosperity was a mistake. They are a mistake, billions of people that should not be alive.
But who can say it, who can fucking stand up their and tell people they need to die by the droves for a mistake they had no part in. Nobody is volunteering, it would be social waste to suggest we kill off billions of people for our own good, that world population needs a correction and your on the chopping block. Its fucking sickening, this can only end one way and its fucking disgusting, these people are doing what is natural, trying to survive, yet one by one they all make the stick that breaks the camels back. The future is not going to be a kind place, it is going to be fucking hell

Crypto is already going such manhipulation.

>>14080881
nice just bought 100k water

>>14085954
Dammit I just bought 35k of A-treat cola. Am I fucked?

>>14085450
We aren't even close to overpopulation. Look at the population growth in garbage piles like India and Nigeria. Humans can live and prosper in some pretty degenerate conditions as long as you keep them alive for the first few years of life.

>>14086073
You aren't thinking about the whole lifecycle here. We are above earth's carrying capacity. They can 'prosper' but only at the expense of future generations' QOL. Future generations have to make up the difference by damaging the earth even more with more dense fertilizers, deeper drilling wells, etc etc. It is an accelerative cycle that is only going to make the crash harder when it gets here.

>>14080881

Bought 100k water.

>>14086247
>We are above earth's carrying capacity.

This is a meme. It's carrying us fine no? Otherwise we'd all be dead.

Just another meme to keep the good goys paying their feel good tribute.

>>14086370
How can a person be THAT stupid? You should be the first one left in the dust

>>14086370
>it's carrying us fine
That is unironically jew think right there. You call us good goys but short term thinking like that without considering repercussions is the Jewish way. We cannot support the current population as is, the energy cost of energy is skyrocketing and is only sustainable through shale subsidy. It is not a debate, we are at the point where the government is using socialist tactics such as subsidy to incentivize the inheritely unprofitable oil industry. Without such subsidy oil prices would be much higher and peak oil would be a very real as economic growth would be very weak without it. Our financial system resembles an energy system more than anything really. This same thinking caused the housing collapse by the way, "they cant be bad loans because they haven't defaulted duh"

>>14086370
Not sustainable dude.

>>14086611
>he drank the kool aid

>inheritely unprofitable oil industry
WOW, this planets biggest industry is unprofitable guys! I read it on the internet!

On a scale of 1-10 how smart do you think you are?

>>14080985
Most of what you say is correct, but you're an idiot because you think the current paradigm of economic warfare will persist.
Before we get to a point where population growth becomes the end-all, we will have real war again. In fact it is the only logical card against population-driven conflict.
Maximum 50 years. Invest in missile guidance systems and underground cities, not water. There will not be enough people left to make water that valuable.

>>14086611
>where the government is using socialist tactics such as subsidy to incentivize the inheritely unprofitable oil industry
kek, marxist are subidising solar and wind since the late 80's. Oil is only subsidized in shitholes to prevent revolutions do to inefficient supply lines, in the first world we pay about 80% tax on oil

>>14086996
>>14086459
>>14086611
t. Zoomers!

>>14087150
>hating on zoomers
Boomers will get the rope, GenX will be beaten to dead, you fucked us all over and you will pay the price. Dying alone hated and poor hanging from a rope.
t.GenY

>>14081087
So do we just stack up on BTC/LINK/ETH?

>>14086611
>We cannot support the current population as is,

Then why aren't we dead? I call this bullshit due to empirical evidence of being alive.

PS: Peak oil is a meme.

>>14087213
>>14086611


Oil is literally being dumped so much on the market they had to halt some production to keep it from crashing the market. You're full of shit.

>>14087195
Zoomers = Niggers
>Demanding shit as if it was a right
>Blaming others for their situation
>Lowering the IQ

Pretty sure we spoke on Sunday!

>>14087238
We did and you missed the last post where I wrote about some epistemic communities of Zoomers, mainly gamers and nerds I study, who knew better about the treason or retardation of their parents and grand parents, however you want to call it, but ignore it, refuse to take over the burden and institutions, and just do what they like to do, creating their very own platforms, rules and are basically independent anonymous entrepreneurs, instead of wage slaves.

How was the walk with the doggo and the pub btw?

>>14087223
>>14087213
>>14087137
>>14087097
Never dealt with commoditys I see. Low price /=/ high supply, especially in energy. What it actually means is an inability for the market to realize profitability at the current price and thus must extract more oil to meet revenue projections. The US government is addicted to cheap oil and subsidizes unprofitable extraction of it rather then let the market stabalize at higher price points that would kill production. Oil is being extracted increasingly fast from exponentially unprofitable sources compounding on each other.

>>14080881
Interesting post. But it just seems to fall a little flat and not hit home with me. Maybe because I'm only 23 and haven't studied much economics. It's hard to understand.

>>14084131
Please seek help

>>14087336
better than the "have sex" and "stay poor lol" line
you are getting there

Stopped reading op faggots post. Crypto backed by water, stupidest fucking Hong I’ve ever heard. Buy tellurium bullion for next gen water desalination and solar panel uses.

/thread

87% OF BITCOIN MINING COMES FROM HYDRO POWER. OP USES 'WATER' TO INDIRECTLY SYMBOLIZE SCARCITY.

Sovereign Wealth funds are beginning to accumulate. You can clearly see this already, just look at Grayscale's GBTC fund over that last 9 months -> money has been pouring in regardless of the price movement. The daily volume for this fund, represented as a security so institutional investors can easily hold on their balance sheet w/o needing to worry about custody/taxes, has already surpassed all time volume highs from the peak of the last bull market. An article recently came out leaking info that a group of billionaires have commissioned the purchase of 25% of total BTC supply (this is not even possible).

Bitcoin will hit $2 trillion total market cap by 2020. The rest of the crypto market is still extremely correlated to BTC, will top out around $3 trillion with BTC at ~40% dominance.

>>14085450
Scary shit.

>>14087396
Yup and LINK will be at least 100$

>>14080881
Anyone who doesn’t have a water position in their portfolio is a goddamn normie and deserves to be culled

>>14083714
Why doesn't he want the water rights? I would think that was the reason to buy land with water on it.

By the way, if I was in the position to buy any body of water and sell it for exorbitant sums I would do it.

a chemical engineering solution to create water from oxygen and hydrgen efficiently
a filteration system to get water from the ocean

>>14087297
>How was the walk with the doggo and the pub btw?
LOVELY

>>14087327
>Never dealt with commoditys I see.
BTC/PoW coins are a commodities = P

>What it actually means is an inability for the market to realize profitability at the current price and thus must extract more oil to meet revenue projections.
You know what OPEC is for, right? To control the amount produced!

>The US government is addicted to cheap oil and subsidizes unprofitable extraction of it rather then let the market stabalize at higher price points that would kill production.
Why do OPEC nations still use the US dollar? For protection! Think of the nations that got invaded Iraqi/Libya they wanted to move away from the dollar! The US can't allow this. It would be bad for their global hegemony! Through the dollar the US is the de facto ruler of the world.

In the oil industry there is quite a big rumour that the US is sitting on a huge oil field but is waiting for the price to rise/other nations run out.

> Oil is being extracted increasingly fast from exponentially unprofitable sources compounding on each other.
The 'unprofitable' ones are the low grade oils like the Canada oil sands/Venezuela. Still lots of high grade in the middle east.

Still tonnes of oil under Texas (oil industry rumour). The Saudis have a fuckin shit load, they weren't even using there own, hence why Saddam invaded!

t. Oil industry family

Is it a good idea to invest in lean hogs now?

If supply goes down then.... eh?

>>14087878
uhh where do you get the hydrogen.........

>>14087924
Animals feel pain, just like you.

>>14080881
https://forgottenlanguages-full.forgottenlanguages.org/

what is this site all about. im seeing unknown languages some have translated text into english?

>>14088379
I was just saying, with the swine plague spreading in china prices must go up right?

Of course I do not like killing animals.

>>14081208
A beginning is the time for taking the most delicate care that the balances are correct. This every sister of the Bene Gesserit knows. To begin your study of the life of Muad'Dib, then, take care that you first place him in his time: born in the 57th year of the Padishah Emperor, Shaddam IV. And take the most special care that you locate Muad'Dib in his place: the planet Arrakis. Do not be deceived by the fact that he was born on Caladan and lived his first fifteen years there. Arrakis, the planet known as Dune, is forever his place....

Bumping

>>14087396
nah its wind power from the netherlands since they make excess energy.

Interesting bread. How long till full blown mad max meltdown? Feeling the collapse brewing in my bones for a while.
Wish we had Tesla's inventions and others available from lockdown, we could create paradise.

>>14082149
>If you couple what you have read in here alongside the trend of Euro migrants, climate change shilling and environmental concerns by (((mass media))). i believe they are forms of subconscious shilling/priming to prepare us for upcoming problems of shortage and to ease the population into the idea of rationing out such supplies in the future.

Anon, I . . .

quality thread deserves a bump

>>14080985
That chart...
>jumps 20 years
>jumps 20 years
>jumps 820 years

>>14082189
>a cripplechan visitor
Mein nigger

>>14090802
Not much history to be made when society reverts to primitive ways.

>>14088441
AAAAAAAAAAHHHH
I can handle any sort of shilling but if you start quoting Dune I'm yours forever

>>14087327
I work for a small oil company in the US and you're simplying talking out of your ass. Our breakeven is well below the current spot price and more than generates returns for our investors.

>>14084880
It's cause you're a retarded faggot who's bitching about shit that never happened, and now you're defensive because you're trying to save face for being a bitchy little boomer. Fuck
off you retard nigger. You know jack about shit.

And no I'm not in sales faggot. Go bitch some more.

>>14080881

>>14081016
No thanks. You can keep your fluoride.

>>14081208
>People are alive who should not be alive
Southern California shouldn't be there. It should be a desert. They've drained two major rivers to irrigate a desert.

>>14081324
How much of their water are they using for irrigation and livestock? Human consumption isn't the only issue.

>>14081869
Fresh water shortages is the actual most dangerous environmental issue facing humanity. The fact that you don't hear much from normies should be a huge red flag.

Try buying aquifer rights in your state. I bet someone already owns them all. I bet you don't even own them on your own land.

>>14087941
>uhh where do you get the hydrogen.........
>hydrogen
>literally the most abundant element in the Universe

>>14080881

I think you remembering it wrong bro

>>14082327
yeah then they start going into the west in a massive refugee wave

>>14082478
whats the dollar value to per liter to distill water

>>14092757
We don’t even own our own land we lease it from the gov. How did this all happen.. makes me sad.

>>14081087
>2060

thank god i'll be dead by then

>>14082618
>Sahara expanding into Europe
youre talking centuries.
we will probably have fusion by then.

on one part its dire but its not catostrophic.
0.07% of the earth as accessible free water, alot more is frozen, the vast majority however is salt water

>>14085192
>t. I wash my veggies with toilet water

>>14082189
Taht pic makes sense
Case in point: the war in Syria.
What sparked the whole thing. A dozen teengers held and tortured by security services after some graffitis.
This wasn't the first time such things were done, even on kids, and it had never sparked anyhting before.
Except these kids were different. They were the sons of formerly rich and powerful landowners, who weren't used to bending down without a say.
Theses landowners were in Homs because after several years of drought, they flad the South of the country were they originated from.
The whole blow up came from the reaction of people displaced following climate change, reaction to a , if not normal than recurrent, event which locals used to take without rebelling.

>>14082189
Holy shit.

>>14082189
Pic is semi true. There will be a moment when people realize how far they have fallen however, like when the romans realized rome was dead and it woke them up to the new order of things. Maybe one of these days people will take a step back and realize new York no longer serves american intrests or something along those lines. It will be subtle yes and it is subtle, but there are also the milestone markers along rhe way.

The resource wars around fresh water are going to be no joke. That is the reason the Bush family bought up 100k acres in Paraguay.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG1oth6lJns

>>14094112
>like when the romans realized rome was dead and it woke them up to the new order of things
They never woke up. They just vanished.

>>14080881
how can i save this entire thread when im finished

>>14080985
>Societal disruption
Funny, you would think that would happen in 2060 when there isn't a majority white country on the planet.
Fuck the environment, fuck food, fuck nuclear war and fuck apocalyptic plague, none of that matters if chinks, pajeets and niggers run the world.

>>14094151
Just keep track of the archive.
>>/biz/thread/S14080881#p14080881

>>14087878
>>14087391
>>14085192
>>14083430
You guys dont get it. The cost of extracting and purifying water from most sources besides lakes and fresh water rivers is cost prohibitive if energy becomes scarce. Look at OP's replies about the oil industry. Its clear he is right, we are going to have a fresh water crisis within our lifetime.

>>14094237
is that why they are trying to soft cull the population with tranny homo shit. I read the big short long before the movie so i know burry is a legit literal autist.
i wonder what other knowns ignored catastrophes are there, only one i cant think about is global debt levels.

>>14082539
>anticipation for the ensuing correction not of the markets but of population
expand

>>14094256
>>14094299

My honest guess is a major dying off of the population over the coming decades. Whites are unironically the one facing the greatest risk, with their culture being displaced by foreign influence and mass immigration of other ethnic groups due to elites' interest in continuing the debt slavery concept and ensuring muh GDP growth to continue fooling the population to buy into the economic ponzi scheme.

As to tranny homo shit and other forms of porn being pushed, one thing is that it is simply very profitable and there is high demand for such taboo themes everywhere in mass media, but there is another slant which is to primarily destroy the nuclear family unit and yes, you are right, to reduce the birth rates

The end goal is to have mystery meat with a lower mean IQ for easy controlling and culling, as well as a homogeneous culture that is the same everywhere controlled by massive corporations and your social worth determined by your cooperation with the system and its zeitgeist (think social credit system combined with smart contracts and IoT).

Of course there is also the problem of resources and I suspect that TPTB will essentially have a monopoly over such things and us peasants will fight for scraps and struggle to live with our newly minted global crypto currency that happens to be open and traceable.

I suspect that there will be a growing trend of people starting to live off the grid and have a form of self-sufficient living system but they will be heavily persecuted (one sign being how social shaming is used when one displays any form of "doomerism" or deviant thought from the general state of consumerist society)

>>14080881
Hey

To continue on, a fresh water and energy crisis is definitely in the works and there needs to be a global culling in the coming decades, either by resource scarcity or disease or whatever.

A dystopian technocracy with the select amount at the top with vast amount of holdings in metals, land with water and other plants, as well as a Global or state issued Currency that will be used to easily keep track of the population seems likely to me. I suspect that the rest of us would be fighting for scraps of such resources and suffering with an even more immense rich/poor divide, except that many of us will remain oblivious and blind due to the constant distraction and social engineering tactics that have been successfully implemented on the population since our times.

Our generation will be known for squandering everything and selling away our freedom and independence for convenience. We are the ones willingly walking into the System.