/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4937576
Yes it was. The middle section of the graph would be the most volatile.

>>4895408
Because not enough people have adopted it yet and scaling solutions are still being worked on. But feel free to be a laggard and hop on AFTER it's all worked out at 1 mil per coin.

>>4867870
The beginnings of the biggest adoption S curve of all time. We're in Early Majority.

>>4651530
It will level out after the laggards get in.

>>4613399
Chart doesn't even apply. We're at the tipping point.

>>4608175
The bitcoin network gains value as more people use it though due to the network effect.

>>4484927
You're looking at an S curve.

I swear thought this was a meme. Where are we the 40% early adopters?

>>2985702
Have fun buying in at the laggard stage after even the normiest of normies.

How does it make you feel that anyone who is even mildly invested in the crypto right now will be literal millionaires in a few years?

Apple alone has a market cap is 800B. Total crypto is still 100B. We're still on the ground floor of this thing.

>>2289000
You know what's funny? No coiners who found out about bitcoin early but refused to participate will be poorer than dumb normies jumping in who found out about it late because of the sunk cost fallacy. The market will grow by huge magnitudes from where they first learned about it but they'll never be able to change their mind because they already invested so much energy resisting it. We're right on the brink of the tipping point where the early majority will start pouring in and the gains will really start getting crazy.

>>2254554
>When normies find out, the bubble will pop. Let's keep it quiet for another couple years
That's the most retarded myth I keep hearing on here. The bubble STARTS when normies find out. Also what's the point of a currency if regular people don't use it?