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Thoughts on the history of communism?
Was it real communism?
Why do so many people always die during it
>>50 (OP)
It was a Jewish psyop, and it served its original purpose, i.e. to obliterate nationalism in Europe. Once that was done, it could die off. It's funny how the gooks revived it in a totally different fashion, the jew probably didn't expect that.Thoughts on the history of communism?
Was it real communism?
Why do so many people always die during it
Anyone do it? Seems quite weird to me
>>151 (OP)
I like parsley too>>151 (OP)
I like parsley tooHow do you think the BitSocial coin plays out? Will the protocol moon? Will the token go along for the ride? Will it stay untouched? Will the original gang be able to retire? What about liquidity? Interested to hear peoples' thoughts on any of the above.
>>349 (OP)
it will go to 0>>349 (OP)
>How do you think the BitSocial coin plays out?
it will power an entire appchain for crypto features in bitsocial apps, as gas token. as more people learn about the plan, speculation will build up, so the token will keep growing even while it's still useless. rn it's 1m which is far too low, it will go to $100m out of speculation alone. if the chain succeeds, once it's live it will go to $1b+. if the chain really powers a big chunk of bitsocial communities creating new unstoppable economies, then it goes somewhere between $10b-$100b at a minimum.
>Will the token go along for the ride?
initially yes (project is still totally obscure so it's the easiest 100x right now) but demand for the appchain will increase over time, so it should be released asap.
>Will it stay untouched?
no, it will also have something to do with 5chan pass soon, directory voting, and on upcoming forum apps like seedit it will probably add monetization features like tipping.
>Will the original gang be able to retire?
well some of them sold everything while it was still called plebbit. as for the others, yes.
>What about liquidity?
what about it? usually people will start adding liq, exchanges start listing, etc. it's normal for liq to be low while the token is totally obscure and so small in mcap.
feel free to screencap this boyos.How do you think the BitSocial coin plays out? Will the protocol moon? Will the token go along for the ride? Will it stay untouched? Will the original gang be able to retire? What about liquidity? Interested to hear peoples' thoughts on any of the above.
>>349 (OP)
it will go to 0>>349 (OP)
>How do you think the BitSocial coin plays out?
it will power an entire appchain for crypto features in bitsocial apps, as gas token. as more people learn about the plan, speculation will build up, so the token will keep growing even while it's still useless. rn it's 1m which is far too low, it will go to $100m out of speculation alone. if the chain succeeds, once it's live it will go to $1b+. if the chain really powers a big chunk of bitsocial communities creating new unstoppable economies, then it goes somewhere between $10b-$100b at a minimum.
>Will the token go along for the ride?
initially yes (project is still totally obscure so it's the easiest 100x right now) but demand for the appchain will increase over time, so it should be released asap.
>Will it stay untouched?
no, it will also have something to do with 5chan pass soon, directory voting, and on upcoming forum apps like seedit it will probably add monetization features like tipping.
>Will the original gang be able to retire?
well some of them sold everything while it was still called plebbit. as for the others, yes.
>What about liquidity?
what about it? usually people will start adding liq, exchanges start listing, etc. it's normal for liq to be low while the token is totally obscure and so small in mcap.
feel free to screencap this boyos.Ferrari just released "Luce", it's an EV, $640k, designed by Jony Ive (former Apple design chief) https://www.macrumors.com/2026/05/25/ferrari-luce-jony-ive-photos/
>>1 (OP)
many people didnt like it
Luca Cordero di Montezemolo (President of Ferrari from 1991 to 2014) on the new Ferrari Luce:
>"If I said what I really think, I'd harm Ferrari. We're risking the destruction of a myth, I'm very sorry about that. I hope they at least remove the Prancing Horse from that car"Ferrari just released "Luce", it's an EV, $640k, designed by Jony Ive (former Apple design chief) https://www.macrumors.com/2026/05/25/ferrari-luce-jony-ive-photos/
>>1 (OP)
many people didnt like it
Luca Cordero di Montezemolo (President of Ferrari from 1991 to 2014) on the new Ferrari Luce:
>"If I said what I really think, I'd harm Ferrari. We're risking the destruction of a myth, I'm very sorry about that. I hope they at least remove the Prancing Horse from that car">>345 (OP)
Horrifying>>345 (OP)
one man and bug army>>344 (OP)
we're missing the feline aliens>>344 (OP)
it's so obvious and stupid lolhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspaper_Rock_State_Historic_Monument
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspaper_Rock_State_Historic_Monument
>>343 (OP)
rainy in greece lol>>343 (OP)
rainy in greece lol>With a supply around $320 billion, stablecoins are approaching the size of the largest government money market funds by mirroring their structure: pegging assets to $1 and backing them with low-risk reserves like T-bills and repos
>>3202 (OP)
Private stablecoin companies like Circle (USDC) and Tether have quietly become some of the largest buyers of U.S. national debt in the world, giving tech executives immense leverage over the global economy. This sudden shift has sparked a fierce, behind-the-scenes war in Washington, where traditional Wall Street banks are aggressively lobbying Congress to legally ban crypto platforms from paying interest to everyday citizens. The banks are terrified that if the public can easily earn passive digital yield, trillions of dollars will instantly vanish from traditional checking accounts, causing a systemic collapse of the legacy banking system.>With a supply around $320 billion, stablecoins are approaching the size of the largest government money market funds by mirroring their structure: pegging assets to $1 and backing them with low-risk reserves like T-bills and repos
>>3202 (OP)
Private stablecoin companies like Circle (USDC) and Tether have quietly become some of the largest buyers of U.S. national debt in the world, giving tech executives immense leverage over the global economy. This sudden shift has sparked a fierce, behind-the-scenes war in Washington, where traditional Wall Street banks are aggressively lobbying Congress to legally ban crypto platforms from paying interest to everyday citizens. The banks are terrified that if the public can easily earn passive digital yield, trillions of dollars will instantly vanish from traditional checking accounts, causing a systemic collapse of the legacy banking system.