/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57162482
have fun staying poor

If dubs we all have sold our crypto and made it by the end of the year 2024.

>>54071740
my point is that Powell pivoted, the money printer is back on, buy assets

Ticker: BTC

>>51585236
>aussies default or print to death
>pumps higher

>eurozone fags default
>pumps higher

>finally the biggest piece of the jewish funny money house of cards, the US dollar, collapses, and economic chaos reaches its peak
>bitcoin just keeps pumping every single day

>people of the world embrace the new monetary system based on trustless and fair PoW as they don’t care about green agenda when their life is at risk
>1 bitcoin (ticker:BTC) buys you a mansion and a lifetime of comfort

I am about to liquidate my IRA and go all in GBTC.

Is this the worst decision of my life?

reporting in

>>28455743
They should've buyed

>The two thesis are completely incompatible for obvious reasons, and the latter is damaging the validity of the -non-manic, reasonable version of the- former.

Of course, Satoshi may have called it a "peer-to-peer electronic cash system". But he knew what it really was, it was a way to store your wealth for the impending economic collapse. Which is most definitely coming. Bitcoin will never be the world payment system, and it never was intended to be. Something will come along that will ensure that things keep chugging along. But like Gold, it was too hard to use as a currency and so banknotes were created as that medium of exchange. The same will occur for Bitcoin as it's quite literally Gold of the digital age. While it will not even be used as your everyday currency, it will *eventually* become the currency that everything is tied to. Just as gold was before the end of the gold standard. Bitcoin will be much more mature and less volatile by that stage however.

>>28139438
Say it with me folks.
>I had 12 years.
I had 12 years.
>I had 12 years.
I had 12 years.
>I had 12 years.
I had 12 years.

>>27494282
Buy BTC

When BTC hits $250,000 per coin,
Coinbase and exchanges alike will have to denominate Bitcoin in BITS (1/1 millionth of a Bitcoin) rather than whole coins , much like Apple splitting their stock into quarters, in order to make it more attractive for the new investors to come in.
250,000 / 1,000,000 = 25 cents per bit.
Normies will literally be FOMOing and fighting over little bits worth 25c each whilst /biz/ sits comfy with whole coins LMAO

>>26976728
did you buyed

>>26899957

>>26489275
they'll torture you for your precious bitties

>>26311738
based

And then one day, for no reason at all, people buyed Bitcoin into world currency.

>>26102928
By buying cheap Bitcoin

I'm %100 BTC.

>>25892711
This video will help you anon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATtxvmk-tG0

>>25875355
Imagine buying more than $500 of any kind of asset and not just storing on your drive with a brainlet-tier password and then never telling anyone that you own it.

>>25817673
No. I bought the real

DID YOU BUY THE DIP??????


DIPS ARE NOW ON THE 5m candle btw

Only bitcoin.