/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27524263

Drop the alts, pull out, you're going to regret it. If you're a greedy Altcoiner you might think 1000% lucky gain in a month is so much better than just hodling Bitcoin, but you're running out of time. Even the maxis are missing it. Institutional investors going in aren't the only reason why this time it's different from last time. Hyperinflation is coming and it's coming fast. Faster than anyone ever anticipates. Soon it will make no fucking sense to price things in Dollars. When that happens the price jump of Bitcoin will be instantaneous. People will start pricing things in Satoshi to make sense of the world. And when that point comes and literally everyone in the first world has to think in Satoshi that value is instantly transferred onto Bitcoin even if they didn't buy. If they want money they are now forced to sell their work and goods in Satoshi. And at the same time Coiners will hold onto their Satoshi more than ever. Every Satoshi you spend now is gone forever. Was that bread really worth 5000 Satoshi, or would he have sold it for 50? How much Satoshi can you spend to pay a workforce? People will fucking sell anything to Bitcoin owners to get at least SOME real money. Bitcoin's chart might actually just be one giant green Dildo at one point. Just how you see the eternal red dildo of a rug pull, Bitcoin will pull the eternal green dildo of absolute adoption.

Call me crazy. Call me dumbass Maxi. I don't give a shit. You have been warned.

>>25219300
>altcoins are the ultimate midwit trap

>>24526307

Yes, all cryptos follow btc.
The same applies to the stock market.
Basically an investing in an index fund is the same as trading but without the effort.
>The average individual investor underperforms a market index by 1.5% per year. Active traders underperform by 6.5% annually.

>>23968240
>he doesn't know

>>23388114
to be fair, most shitcoins go up when btc goes up