/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29909743
Zoom out

>>25183811
due to the worldwide pandemic, dips have been cancelled, we apologize for any inconvenience

>>25150255
have you learned nothing in the past 4 months?
new ATH inc

possibly for this pump we've been having the last month, but not in the larger cycle, don't hold your breath for much of a discount on sats through next year

it's kinda astounding-
every time I bought btc, I now wish I bought more
every time I've sold btc, I wish I hadn't
such a simple game, we just can't help but overthink it.

>>23214112
you had 10 years

>>23154933
*cough* *cough*

check em

I think Bitcoin will be the digital 'reserve currency'. Meaning the satoshi will be used like USD is now. But, not many will hold or transact with it, and in the longterm it won't represent a very significant portion of the value on blockchains. The gold analogy is apt since it is not only OG money, but it was the first metal we could work/smelt. Now we use hundreds of metals and alloys to do amazing things, which combined are far more valuable than gold, even if the raw forms are not. My thesis is that we are still early enough that Bitcoin still has a huge upside potential, likely the largest asset over the next 5-10 years.

But the truth is no one fucking knows. The world economy has blatantly been heading towards a major change that is all but upon us. The billion dollar questions is how to take advantage.

BTC is now a 10k stablecoin

BTC $10k stablecoin confirmed.