Ponzi Scheme raids Uganda in form of Bitcoin

Ponzi Scheme has returned to Uganda in form of Bitcoin. The Bible tells us in Revelation 13;18 that “Let anyone who has intelligence calculate the number of the beast, for it is a human number ( this number is 666).  This number has come in form of cryptocurrency.

Today, you are seeing the number in digital world, but only the intelligent will escape this beast. Read on,  It’s Bill Gates Versus Elon Musk With The World’s Billionaires Battling for control of Digital Currency Bitcoin as value skyrockets over 400%.

The debate over bitcoin isn’t new. Billionaire Warren Buffett deems cryptocurrencies have no value and don’t produce anything. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen, another long-time sceptic, said at a New York Times conference earlier this week that bitcoin is an “extremely inefficient way of conducting transactions”.  But with more and more companies starting to accept bitcoin — as PayPal, Visa and Mastercard recently have — the token has gained wider acceptance.

As central banks including the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank are studying how to digitalize their own sovereign currencies, and firms such as Fidelity Investments launch funds letting investors add cryptocurrencies to their portfolios, the debate is here to stay.

If you want a really good foreshadowing of what the Mark of the Beast will operate like, just take a look at Israel and their COVID vaccination ‘Green Pass’, it’s really cool. To get a Green Pass which allows you to enter the Israeli marketplace to ‘buy and sell’, all you need to do is agree to receive an injection in your arm of a DNA-altering concoction. That’s it, super easy right? That’s called grooming, and it is mentally training you to allow the government to inject you with something that gives you access to the marketplace. And it’s working perfectly, in fact, people are begging for it .

The world has to go with digital currency, be it bitcoin or something else, because the New World Order needs to be able to turn your money off if you refuse to follow orders. That’s why everything has a chip and is connected to the web, so they can control your access to it. Want to eat, drive your car or heat your home? Take the chip…or else.

It’s Gates vs Musk as world’s richest spar over bitcoin

FROM TECH CENTRAL: Unless you’re the world’s richest person, you shouldn’t be buying bitcoin. That’s the message from Bill Gates – the third richest. With a rally of more than 400% over the past year, bitcoin has become increasingly mainstream, and everybody including prominent investors and policy makers have been talking about it. Elon Musk’s Tesla recently invested US$1.5-billion in the cryptocurrency and said it would accept it for payments.

For Gates, it’s not something Main Street should buy into — plus it’s bad for the environment as mining the coins requires a lot of energy.

“Elon has tons of money and he’s very sophisticated, so I don’t worry that his bitcoin will sort of randomly go up or down,” Gates said in an interview with Bloomberg Television. “I do think people get bought into these manias who may not have as much money to spare. My general thought would be that if you have less money than Elon, you should probably watch out.”

Musk, who’s worth $189.6-billion as per the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, has been an avid supporter of bitcoin — so much so that he’s influenced the token’s price. It surged as much as 76% this month following Tesla’s investment, before tumbling 13% after he tweeted the prices of cryptocurrencies “do seem high”.
‘Inefficient’
The debate over bitcoin isn’t new. Billionaire Warren Buffett deems cryptocurrencies have no value and don’t produce anything. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen, another long-time sceptic, said at a New York Times conference earlier this week that bitcoin is an “extremely inefficient way of conducting transactions”.

More than 100 million people around the world are now using cryptocurrencies – and a growing number of baby boomers and Gen Xers are becoming interested in bitcoin and other tokens, according to two separate reports.

But with more and more companies starting to accept bitcoin — as PayPal, Visa and Mastercard recently have — the token has gained wider acceptance. As central banks including the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank are studying how to digitalise their own sovereign currencies, and firms such as Fidelity Investments launch funds letting investors add cryptocurrencies to their portfolios, the debate is here to stay.

Bitcoin: The End Of Money as we know it traces the history of money from the bartering societies of the ancient world to the trading floors of Wall St. The documentary exposes the practices of central banks and the dubious financial actors who brought the world to its knees in the last crisis. It highlights the Government influence on the money creation process and how it causes inflation. Moreover, this film explains how most money we use today is created out of thin air by banks when they create debt. Epic in scope, this film examines the patterns of technological innovation and questions everything you thought you knew about money. Is Bitcoin an alternative to national currencies backed by debt? Will Bitcoin and cryptocurrency spark a revolution in how we use money peer to peer? Is it a gift to criminals? Or is it the next bubble waiting to burst? If you trust in your money just as it is – this film has news for you.