/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54550180
>Bitcoin was shilled to the banks newfren And they bought it hook, line and sinker.
i would argue they haven't, but Bitcoin and gold are for everyone, banks and individuals

>>54174487
i'm not el salvadorian, nor hispanic, so no i don't think i will

>>54120368
>what I don't trust is that bitcoin is just a computer program, it can be replicated. With a copy + paste
this is not even remotely true; you should go watch a video or something how it actually works

>>53959885
anyone who talks about "gold (or silver) portfolios" is a fucking kike scammer

gold is a store of value, an insurance policy, a good way to save over medium-long terms, and a hedge against central bankers

>>50713329
>>50715422
the face value is a total meme, a pozzed Western government will NEVER EVER accept silver or gold as currency

hell an ASE should be $1.23 anyways if you really turned back the clock, so it's already fucked

>>50067156
>commodities have utilities and end uses; what is bitcoin used for?
fast settlement of limitless funds from anyone to anyone with no geographic limitations with little-to-no ability for (((anyone))) to interfere if done correctly

i make all my PM trades with bitcoin

>>50067256
>You can even change the rules if you want and make it even more scarce
no, not really
anyways, can you send a million dollars worth of gold to someone across the country in minutes?

i think gold, silver, and bitcoin all have use

>>49699984
>Rate my kids stack. I use all their Christmas money and bday money to buy them PM's.
based
that's exactly what i do with my kids gift-money, though i was planning on 18 years old

>They get the stack when they get married
why then?

>>49555397
>I bought in January 2021, while everything was still relatively normally priced
>blah blah i'm an impatient nigger who bought the top
>give me my money back nooooowwwwwwwww

>>49509579
>Silver has NEVER been a form of actual currency - America, for instance (one of the greatest nations of all time) has ALWAYS used Fiat currency as its preferred form of monetary exchange. This has been the case THROUGHOUT history, with nations using paper or, at best, alloy metal coins
i don't get why trolls put such obviously disprovable nonsense in their post