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>>13352746
Not up to date, but might give you some idea.

Imo only a black swan event can prevent it.

Will or will not BTC ever surpass gold in market cap? This would require BTC price of about $350,000.

>>7230105
Dont help those retarded nocoiners
they wanna stay poor

even with the bloated marketcap we are nowhere near real bubble territory

>>6840213
>muh bubble

for all the goldbugs here who call bitcoin a bubble pic related

look at that huge ass inflated gold "market" all existing on 93% speculation and 7% utility wow!

but sure gold is a great investment.. for the mentally unfit

Gee I fucking wonder who's gonna push harder here. Don't mess with big money, they literally run the world

Ok smart asses, shill your coin and explain what does that coin do that worth my investment, how is that different from bitcoin or any other coin. Show the proof of concept and website. i will analyze every single shill and give a investor point of view.
Pic unrelated, semi related and also old as fuck.

>>4519953
So show me, how many news sites are focusing on ETH, or any other altcoin for that matter.

How many mainstream stories are about
"I became a millionaire because I bought ETH!"

For that matter, are JPMorgan, billionaire investors etc talking about any othe cryptocurrency other than BTC?

Just check cointelegraph, or bitcoin dot com, coindesk or ANY other cryptocurrency news sites. Every single one of them are focused on discussing BTC, and alts only get an article or two here and there.

AGAIN like i've said earlier, I have no problem with alts, in fact im betting to make money off them.

But make no mistake, every single altcoin out there will die if BTC dies, because cryptocurrency is still not widely accepted in the global economy as a whole. "Normies" are still skeptical about crypto, and are going to dismiss everything related to crypto if BTC fails.

Get it into your heads, money is flowing in *THROUGH BTC* to filter into altcoins. Cut that off, and you're killing the whole source of money going into cryptocurrencies.

>>3837103
Slow down yeah but absolutely continue to grow you fucking faggot shitgibbon

buy moonbean

>>2905874
>Do you realize that we are barely beginning the "institutional investors" phase?

Do you realize why the "institutional investors" we have right now (which cannot be compared to what a can pump into a market "institutional investor") headed out into fiat already in june already and stay away from cryptos?
Because no market can expect to growth of 30 times its value and not see a major correction.

Also the real big investors stay away, because the market is still way too small. Remember: the institutions we are talking about make money with the big bubbles you see on the left. Not with the small ones.