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>>29029523
>>29029485
so r u telling me tether is keeping bitcoin alive and its all a scam?

>that 20-something year old low-test boomer who’s afraid to lose his $1000 portfolio so he thinks making $70 return a year will let him retire early

>>16668243
>Not a bubble
stocks-organic growth

crypto-pump and dump ponzi scam

deal with it zoomer

>stable cryptocurrency

The oldest baby boomers were able to buy brand new Ford Mustangs with a $5 down payment. Which country can we move to where prices and lending practices are similar to 1960s USA?

>>15249037
>bsv
Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time

>>15082540
All depends on your attitude I'd say. But there's no reason to hate on zoomers just because their parents and government failed them. They just have to obtain a "greatest generation" mindset and live within their means without accumulating mountains of debt

So how are your bitcoins doing?

>>14569970
>1. Get some basic level certifications in whatever you're good at and start applying to whatever shit pops on Craigslist.

Just imagine how crazy TA will look in the future when we're trading a $300,000 range on btc

The US, the European Union and China need to investigate who is behind the manipulation of bitcoin’s price.

Mario Draghi, head of the European Central Bank started it when he said recently: “Cryptocurrencies or bitcoins, or anything like that, are not really currencies — they are assets. A euro is a euro — today, tomorrow, in a month — it’s always a euro. And the ECB is behind the euro. Who is behind the cryptocurrencies? So they are very, very risky assets.”

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has said pretty much the same thing. “There are investor and consumer protection issues as well” with bitcoins, Powell told the House Financial Services Committee a year ago.

Powell also said cryptocurrencies are not real currencies because they have no intrinsic value.

I’ve said the same thing when a bitcoin was selling for $20,000. And still was saying it when it plunged to $4,000. Its real worth: $0.

Legendary investor Warren Buffett called bitcoin “rat poison squared.” And Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger said trading in cryptocurrencies is “just dementia.”

Jamie Dimon, head of JPMorgan Chase, has called bitcoin a “fraud,” although he has since backed off that view. Dimon was probably getting pressure from his company’s traders, who figure they can make a quick score before bitcoin collapses.

But there are simple means for settling this: investigations. Do them now, before gullible investors take another hit like they did when bitcoin fell from $20,000.

An analyst named Tom Lee, of little-known Fundstrat Global Advisors, seems to be going to heroic lengths to promote bitcoin. He should be the first to be asked his opinion and how much of his own money is invested in the crypto market.

Bitcoin is nothing more than a confidence game. It’s worth nothing if people suddenly lose their confidence in this fake digital currency. It’s backed by nothing. It’s the definition of a con.

>I started to notice quite a lot of people suddenly appeared trying to bash xrp saying "ripple keep selling xrp and pull down the price" argument, "xrp not rising that much", "sold all my xrp", i wonder where they come from and do they have hidden agendas or something, as if some people want us to exit our position

hey there whippersnapper
heh heh!

>>13305630
NOT gonna happen!

LOOK AT THE BABY SOAR!

>surfing this board
cowabunga gramps

Just start your own business and you can stock the pond as well

>If Dave says it's Easter you better starting shining your Easter eggs

>so how was your time away
>Ah it was great much needed rest.
>you know I actually was sleeping in until 8am HAHAHA HAHAHA I don't know what got into me Hahahahahahaha Hohoho

Should healthcare be free market or government regulated?

>rich dad poor dad-tier advice
should have saved this one for your facebook wall

Who else is in their 20’s and has a lot of gray hairs?

22 and I’m salt and pepper mode

I don’t know anything about this project, but if you ain’t swing trading this local bottom kys

>that 60 year old boomer who’s still working a shitty entry level job and has no ambition to work hard since they’re going to retire in a few years anyways