/biz/ - Business & Finance

Last chance to buy under 10k, frens.

fucking whales can't scare us anymore

daily reminder that traders are gamblers

thank you for the fake dump whale, now lets see that bounce

why pink wojacks, im celebrating this oportunity

>>17227089
dont be a galmbler

>>17222507
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BOGMBASE

Proven

>>17221830
>Do people just not give af about the sec anymore?

We are in the biggest bubble in history, governments tax you for the right to work, most people can't even dream of owning something as basic as housing within their lifetimes.

Why would people give a fuck about governments coming for bitcoin?
At worse they tax you as much as working but you will actually make it.

will you leave this place once you make it?

>>17200429
That's right nocoiner.

>>17185188

the dip to 9.7k was the trap

i'm a generous god

>>17150222

based

>>17144009

>>17128581
Bullish

>>17103460
yes

>>17103202
no and it never was

And walla! Just like that, Bitcoin will never be under $9300 again!

>>17076275

ur holding ur money in a central bank that's pretending to be a blockchain

what do you think?

>>17038443
>>17038173
>>17038463
>>17038628
>>17038637
>>17038757
>>17038848
>>/biz/thread/S387379#p388653

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqw-YzOb45E&feature=emb_logo

Boom.

>>17008307

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=831547.0

Projected:
1.000 24-04-2015
10.000 22-11-2017
100.000 16-07-2021
1.000.000 06-09-2026

https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171128/

GO TO HIBERNATE BOBO

>>16974312
> 1 every other halving it the price went up This idea is obviously lacking any semblance of critical analysis. There have been 2 prior bitcoin halvings, around which time, the bitcoin price has gone up both times. True. But our sample size is 2. Thats like saying you flipped a coin, and both times it landed on heads, therefore the coin will always land on heads when you flip it. These are people who dont really discuss things, they just kind of do what everyone else is doing. They dont need to think critically, they have others who do it for them. They hear halving = good, look at a chart, and thats it, their decision is made. Halving = good.

Wrong the sample size is not 2 , it's a decade of charts , the block reward decreased in sats but increased in fiat after every halving.

https://bitcoinvisuals.com/chain-block-reward

>2 reduction in supply/miners wont be dumping on the market
These people are worse than the first group, because unlike our ignorant friends in example number one, these guys have done some research on what the halving is. They probably understand what mining blocks is, they understand the history of bitcoin, why it was made, and what it does. What they fail to recognize is that they have 0 understanding of any economic principles outside of the phrase “supply and demand”. Their justification for buying bitcoin pre halving is that since less bitcoin will be entering the market via miners, and therefore bitcoins are becoming increasingly rare. These people are known to be trying to accumulate 21 btc. Proclaiming there will only ever be 21 million bitcoins, and anyone with 1/100kth of the world money supply will be ushered into the ranks of the future global elite.

A decrease in supply equals a decrease in inflation if demand stays the same the price goes up , it's an universal law.

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>>/biz/thread/S1214767#p1217225