/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25750837
>He only ever listened to one side and merely assumed the other side must be lizard people.
Classic mistake.

$30k waiting room

>>17868969
based

>>14057602
None, because it's impossible to bootstrap a currency. That's why (((they))) took over the BTC dev team, and made hardforks extremely troublesome, so no one will be able to escape their chain.

LN will make BTC more centralized than ever because small miners won't be able to withdraw their earnings.

https://bitcoinfees.info/

>>12744126
pic related is unironically real

>>12734426
nice schizophrenia/autismo

>pic related is what you unironically believe

Are the Blockstream rats starting to jump the sinking ship? They now promote an altcoin called 'grin' in plebbit which is better than their shitcoin.

BTC will soon be deader than dead:
http://fortune.com/2019/01/17/unit-e-cryptocurrency-news-bitcoin/

RIP dear ponzi scam, you'll never be missed.

BTC was purely an academia project. The coins that were mined weren't even claimed. This time they're going to do it right. Was Windows 3.1 better than Windows 10 because it was first?

>>12199751
>>12199751
>Crypto is ur only escape.
It isn't. They made sure it'll be crippled to preserve their power.

>>12194524
This is a 4D chess move. They want to make as many people fearful of crypto so they can accumulate as much as they can.

biggest wealth transfer of human history happeneing right NOW

Why is the lizard race so eager to stop BTC when it clearly is going to lose anyway to a new economy of stablecoins and other smart contract money?

>>12188721
No wonder "Blockstream's Vision" hate VB so much - he has so much money while he doesn't care about money in the first place, so he just can't be bought.

>>12187879
It won't stop until the lizards win.

>>12184226
bump

If BCH isn't the real deal, why is it attacked by Blockstream and the banks and the USA government all at once?
You don't attack something useless like BTC because, well, it's useless. It just seats in a wallet without ever having any affect on the real world - except enriching people early who dump it back for more fiat on the next sucker.

Buy digital gold isntead

What's Blockstream's end game?

>>12124717
Why didn't Core hardfork if they're so confident they won't and if they admit it'll have to hardfork one day? Until they prove they can HF I say they're full of shit and work with BSV.

Serious question to /biz/raelis holding BTC: How do you know BTC won't be attacked the same way BCH was the moment it'll have to hardfork? Suddenly "Blockstream's Vision" will pop out of nowhere and will throw hundreds of millions to force the old chain and thus taking away the ticker symbol from Core.

Only Ayre alone as part of a deal agreed to spend $0.5B to slay BTC. There is so much money that is having to be thrown around for all of this to happen that it ain't even funny anymore. It's almost unimaginable how much money these whales are throwing around to make these crazy swings happen. I'm holding onto my select coins ATM and haven't sold my BCH or BSV because you never know what's going to happen. BCH will still be open source peer-to-peer and BSV will be institutionalized and ran by a select few, as Core did. There aren't 1M people that just joined the scene and spend beaucoup bucks on BSV. This will be the biggest pump and dump we ever see in our lives. BSV could get to number 1 spot and would then argue that by all rights BSV should be "bitcoin", and bitcoin "bitcoin core".

Craig Wright works for the same people Blockstream works for, otherwise why would "Satoshi" attack BCH instead of BTC? If he really cared about "the real Bitcoin" to succeed, he'd dump his 1M BTC coins on the market and kill BTC for good, but no, he only helps Blockstream.

>>12040774
There's no reason for them to, they're working for the same guy. What a time to be alive.