As many are already aware, Bitcoin and crypto's are being guided by the NWO pedos.
One look into the Bitcoin foundation and the foundation Director, Brock Pierce, brings up these suspicions. Some in Bitcoin group resign over new board member’s link to sex abuse(there are better articles, but unfortunately Voat has banned the domain)
The first Bitcoin purchase that was made was for pizza. Now today, the industry celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day 2.
What's your favorite food? The crypto industry seems to be partial to pizza.
At least that's the case today, with the industry celebrating (with some nostalgia) the first Lightning Network transaction used in the purchase of the Italian food favorite, one made by none other than the man who made bitcoin's first major purchase - Laszlo Hanyecz.
If that name doesn't immediately ring a bell, the transaction that made him famous will - on May 22, 2010, Hanyecz traded 10,000 bitcoins ($41 at the time) for two Papa John's pizzas.The transaction went viral then and is legendary today, namely because bitcoin's price has increased so much that those bitcoins would be worth a whopping $100 million. But it is also heralded as the first bitcoin transaction in which someone bought something from a mainstream merchant, a couple years before the push for merchants to accept bitcoin began
What's your favorite food? The crypto industry seems to be partial to pizza
Bitcoin was a favorite for criminal activity of pedos. Bitcoin foundation directed by a likley pedo or enabler.
Is this Bitcoin Pizza Day just a way for the NWO Elites and pedos to throw it in the faces the crypto masses?
What do voaters think?
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LA_Trump ago
Bitcoin is not the problem. In fact, it’s the solution.
EvaEverywhere ago
This is incredibly naive. Blockchain technology is Big Brother on steroids. Sure, at its source, bitcoin functions like real private money and that's revolutionary... but everybody else involved, who has money, will turn it into a bigger better spying system, not just for currency, but for EVERYTHING that can be blockchain enabled. The average person will not be able to use cryptocurrency without the same kind of access limited banking system that keeps people out. Case in point Coinbase just reported 13,000 users to the IRS.