/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>21274673

>>12389179
>Holy shit imagine not buying the bottom, imagine learning about crypto the next bull run ooohhh
Sometimes I sit and imagine how my life would be different if I'd only trusted my gut and gotten into this shit when I first heard about it. Or even if I'd gotten in at the beginning of 2017. I don't know if it's going to work out or not but the 35 bitcoins I've accumulated this year so far guarantee that if there's another great bull run I won't be wishing I'd gotten in on the ground.
Just think how great it'll be browsing /biz/ in 2023 when people are grousing about how they wish they'd gotten back in 2021-2022 after the bubble burst from 100k and the price of btc is sitting at "only" 35k. It's gonna be glorious.

Why did so many of you not get on the bitcoin train early back in 2010? I already heard about it then and was able to get 3 whole BTCs from a faucet for free. Forgot about it afterwards until last year and made a nice bit of money afterwards. Not much but still literally free money.

What if Bitcoin never breaks $10,000 again?

>>10681727

>>10150630
And it still does exactly what it was designed to do very well. And the guy that started it and sold it is a multi-centimillionaire. If bitcoin is 1/10 as successful as Myspace, we're all fucking rich, boys

>>7824910
Oh yeah OP. I'm so worried. Shaking in my boots.

>>7729141
>>7729154
>>7729178
>>7729232
>>7729299
>>7729504
Captain Obvious says a highly volatile asset is, um, highly volatile. Fuck, we have the next Bogle here. You missed your calling, MoneySkelly.
You guys are fucking idiots.

Post distributed ledger technology memes

Fake news

So true.