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Mad PotCoins Frivolous Lawsuit

WCN · 2014-12-21 ·00:05:43 ·World Crypto Network
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Summary

This episode of "Mad PotCoins Frivolous Lawsuit" discusses the current state of the pot industry, the challenges facing cryptocurrency mining, and the ongoing legal battles surrounding cannabis.

Main Topics Discussed:
* Potcoin Adoption: The increasing use of Potcoin, facilitated by MBank offering bank accounts to dispensaries and growers. The speaker advises that Potcoin should be used immediately as a payment network rather than held for future value.
* Legal Battles: Criticism of Nebraska and Oklahoma suing Colorado. The speaker argues that the states are responsible for the costs and should legalize cannabis rather than wasting resources on enforcement.
* Bitcoin Mining Downturn: The market is seeing miners exit due to the falling price of Bitcoin, leading to a surplus of mining hardware flooding the market at extremely low prices.

Key Quotes:
* "Now is not a time to hold potcoins. It's the time to get and spend them immediately."
* "The main thing these states are failing to realize is that they are responsible for that cost."
* "If your electricity is expensive, you might want to stop mining, but it seems like a bad time to try and sell mining equipment with so much flooding the market."

People Mentioned:
* Oregon Grown 2012 (Potcoin ambassador in Oregon)
* MBank
* Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Colorado (States involved in the lawsuit)

Bitcoin Price:
* The speaker references the 10,000 Bitcoin pizza, noting that 10,000 BTC was worth over $3 million now. (No current price was stated.)

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People mentioned

Oregon Grown 2012Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Colorado