The Hottest Stock On The Planet Is All About Ziddu Coins, AI, Blockchain And Art Vandelay

Remember "just add blockchain?" In that post, published about a month ago, we detailed the extent to which giving your stock a double, or triple-digit boost is now as easy as acquiring a company with some connection to the cryptoverse and then simply rebranding yourself as a blockchain adopter. That was a followup piece to our earlier posts on Riot Blockchain, a company which, just five years ago, was licensing “intellectual property relating to recombinant single chain reproductive hor

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8 thoughts on “The Hottest Stock On The Planet Is All About Ziddu Coins, AI, Blockchain And Art Vandelay

  1. It really is the dot com boom all over again and we know how that ended. But until the music stops people are going to party like it’s 1999.

  2. This stuff reads like it was really just meant for the consumption of trading algorithms. As far as I can tell, they’re in the business of selling jargon to computers.

  3. You can’t kid me, that image of Art Vandelay is clearly George Costanza (Jason Alexander – from Seinfeld ) in another one of his get rich quick schemes. Surely, you all caught that?

    But seriously doesn’t any cognizant projection calculation for any cryptocoin max value have to include the impact of an unlimited number of new cryptocoins coming into the market place. It looks to me like this phenomenon of everyone and his BNL offering a new cryptocoin – is just getting started. As well, unlimited new cryptocurrencies has to significantly cut the top off of and drastically reduce BitCoin max valuation potentials by entranced BitCoin traders. After all, it is a basic fiscal law that there is only so much fuck-you and mattress money out there to chase improbable crazy shit “investments.”

    1. Dugger! “… clearly George Costanza (Jason Alexander — from Seinfeld ) in another one of his get rich quick schemes. Surely, you all caught that?”

      That’s pretty much the only thing I recognized in that piece! Poor George – I watch all the reruns and know most the lines! One of the greatest shows ever on the tube! A show about Nothing!

    1. Sorry, Sharon is getting ready for Christmas dinner, needs to go to the store, you never know how much booze to have around when Albanians are coming. Who knew coq au vin would be on the menu.

  4. I just read a study that suggested that memories we have of our children are better remembered than those that aren’t. When I re-read the article above it reminded me of when my kids were four of five years old and playing make believe with their friends.

    In their imagined realities, there was this constant exchange of the new rules to shape their make-believe reality fit their four year old’s perception of a functional reality. Listening to them, it was amusing because you were struck by how few constraints that real adult world realities existed in their four year old mind and or placed on their make-believe reality existence.

    “Ok, Ok, Ok, (brains tactical delay while minor reality conflict/challenge is resolved in the four year old imagination) – so, so, so… now I have wings and I can fly to get a way from you.” Which of course would be countered by their playmate – “Yeah, but my wings are bigger and faster than yours and I can spit fire at you.” and on and on.

    There seems to be an analogous relevance in this remembering of my children’s reality perceptions and the lack of real world financial and economic reality limitations that ultimately doom private cryptocurrencies. There’s that familiar feeling of watching those with as yet unfamiliar with adult (financial and adult) realities as the rapidly increasing number of crypto coin companies/stocks continue to both expand and dilute the millennial mania necessary to propel individual crypto stock valuations – in their limited imaginary reality.

    When blockchain transaction processes become the norm for banks and credit card companies, where will the legal need (or use) be or impetus for private cryptocurrencies come from. This is the reality that is happening right now as blockchain technology expands into the financial world unrestricted by patents or any other kinds of intellectual property restrictions. And yet, some still insist crytocurrencies like BitCoin can “grow wings to escape.”

  5. “If you can make any sense whatsoever of any of that, please do let us know.”

    The LONGFIN (LFIN) “company” is a prefabricated “empty shell patsy” engineered and put in play by the anonymous shadow power brokers on Wall Street. It is as such fully enabled and empowered to force-manufacture kind of mania that saw its stock go from $5 to $150 in two days, in order for those who designed this (and others in the know) to cash out enormous overnight sums out of thin air — without having any risk of “impropriety” be pointed back at themselves as it would be the case otherwise.

    The CEO and the ‘casting central’ of “insiders” are also conveniently “brown” and “ethnic” so that any winds out of investigation sails can be nipped in the bud, if needed, with the *racism* counter-charge. As such the “insiders” are merely a front in the larger rigged play behind it.

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