Luciferian Cabal over-reaches in desperation. Assasinate key witness Jeffery Epstein while under 24/7 suicide watch. Solidifies global zeitgeist to the reality of the Crime Syndicate. Now about who vs if.
Weather SV is a weather application running on top of Bitcoin (SV) that broadcasts and records weather information on-demand. It demonstrates how real time data can simply be stored immutably on the Bitcoin (SV) Blockchain. Data like this can never be altered by anyone without a trace, enabling a definitive proof of an accurate facts that have existed at a point in time.
A collection of this type of statistics and other relevant information of any kind can now be simply collected and stored together for future generations to use. The exciting part is that this application alone had already generated a whooping six million (6,000,000) transactions on the Bitcoin (SV) Blockchain.
The real growth is expected to be exponential, not by trading (gambling on crypto currency exchanges), but by a volume of useful Bitcoin (SV) applications improving the lives of many.
Academics are starting to learn and in fact progressing on the idea of Bitcoin (SV) Blockchain.
In a recent article regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI), they have laid down the possible use cases and future applications expected to be disrupted by AI and Blockchain combined. It is their belief that this will become a reality within a decade, give or take.
"AI and blockchain could impact fields like Internet of things (IoT), identity, financial markets, civil governance, smart cities, small communities, supply chains, personalized medicine and other fields, and thereby deliver benefits to many people."
The Tulip Mania was an event in 17th century, representing one of the earliest financial bubble dubbed the Tulip Crash. The rare tulip bulb known as "Semper Augustus" was said to have been speculated at an exorbitantly insane price until it collapsed. This story was passed on as a common knowledge, a true example of an exagerated tale where people brags and talks about it loudly. But very few really dugged deep to explain why.
This account is best understood if one knows the concept of futures trading in the context of that same period of 17th Century. Futures contracts were then defined as gambling debts. As such, the issue accelerated when enforcement of these contracts (gambling debts) were not guaranteed by the court. It was a long standing practice during those time for the court not to enforce repayment of gambling debts. The tulip sales under futures contracts were considered bets under Roman law.
What is interesting to note here, is the reality ...
You're telling me I could actually be muted, just not yet know it!
Actually, you will get a notification when you get muted. You just haven't trolled the BCH trolls enough. I was muted by a few as soon as the option became available.