On January 27, 2014, company CEO Charlie Shrem was arrested at New York's JFK airport and charged with "conspiring to commit money laundering by selling more than $1 million in bitcoins to users of the black market website Silk Road..."[7] He was convicted and in December 2014 sentenced to two years in prison.[8] The BitInstant website has been blank since 2014.
I remember being in 8th grade going on the deep web trying to be edgy
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Think of this Spawnmasons: items on 2b2t go for real money due to the security of those items lasting forever into the future and building in value
@Paint i disagree with your analysis strongly tbh. items on 2b2t go for real money because of laziness, you're buying someone else's past labor to have dupe dthe item. the cost is very very disconnected from how difficult it would be to create the item initially, because everyone realizes that new dupes can be discovered at any time. therefore all of these items tend to equal value (how hard it is to dupe 1 shulker of any contents). this is very different from cryptocurrencies where buliding in value (the deflationary nature) is because everyone sees, knows, agrees upon, and trusts the mining schedule of how many coins are emitted into the market when, at what rate. this is what allows the total market cap to be known, and there's no uncertainty from glitches. (i mean, much less uncertainty)~~hewwo~~
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