Bitcoin is liquid, but I think by liquid she means "we can open the faucet at will" Curious, did the Czech PM back down from bitcoin reserves?

Let's see: Hitmen are paid in dollars/euros. Drugs are bought/sold in dollars/euros. Human trafficking is carried out in dollars/euros. Money laundering is done in dollars/euros. Illegal arms sales are done in dollars/euros. Wars are financed in dollars/euros. Political corruption is paid for in dollars/euros. Prostitution is paid for in dollars/euros. All crimes and illegal activities worldwide are paid for in dollars/euros or the shitty currency of the country in question. Bitcoin still has a long way to go before all this is paid for in Bitcoin, which would be ideal, because that would prove that we live under a Bitcoin standard. I think that either Lagarde is very confused or she treats us like morons, and I think it's the latter. View quoted note →

Lol Anyways. Who wants the EU failed state be close to Bitcoin? I am glad Monero is state-repellient. So I will never need to worry about it.

Unbelievable, er actually totally believable that the Criminal in chief would proclaim this

The reserve will not enter #bitcoin