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People continue to ask if Bitcoin will replace the dollar. They believe that the recent surge in Bitcoin indicates that it will topple the USD as the world’s reserve currency, but that is merely propaganda. You must understand that Bitcoin is simply a trading vehicle, not a currency. I cannot stress that point enough. My opinion has been unpopular, and people have walked away due to my stance on crypto. That’s fine, as I am not in this for the money. I can only adequately inform my people of the unbiased truth and hope that those willing to listen will heed the warnings. To begin with, there is much speculation about the founder(s) — Satoshi Nakamoto – who created Bitcoin (BTC) on June 3, 2009. The mystery person or group (or government agency) has been MIA since 2011. Yet 1 million Bitcoins remain in their original account, untouched. His wallet is estimated to be worth over $81 billion at the time of this writing, and if this is indeed an individual, he or she is one of the top 15 ri...

Obama history on deportation Answer Barack Obama's presidency (2009-2017) is notably characterized by a significant number of deportations, leading to him being dubbed the "Deporter-in-Chief" by some critics. Here's a detailed overview based on available information: Deportation Numbers: During his two terms, the Obama administration deported over 2.5 million people. This figure does not include those who were turned away or returned at the border by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).  Policy Focus:  Criminals and Recent Arrivals: The administration shifted its focus towards deporting individuals with criminal records, as well as those apprehended immediately at the border. This was part of a broader strategy to prioritize national security, border security, and public safety. ICE Priorities: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was directed to concentrate efforts on deporting felons, not families, although this policy evolved over time. By 2015, it was re...