/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16190618

https://bitcoinblocks.live/

Cope. There's a lot of shit happening on the BSV chain constantly

WeatherSV 71.9%
Preev 14.7%
Payment 14.3%
BSV Gatling Gun 2.5%
Cityonchain 2.5%
b:// 1.8%

>>16144462

>as many of the top companies in the world are starting to showcase potential uses and it is safe to say they are all already writing code.

They have no idea what they're doing. Literally just throwing money at "blockchain" and hoping something will work.

Buy BSV, thank me later

>>14335986

>>14211191

To answer the question of ‘when’ BTC will collapse in more detail, we need to find out where BTC’s value comes from and how fast it will it allow to grow. Value is not price but the underlying fundamentals that express themselves with inertia as price. For cryptocurrencies exist three sources of value: Utility, Scarcity and Perceived Value.

Utility
Due to the fixed Blocksize, BTC fee’s are enormous and the speed is slow. In its current form, BTC has crippled utility: No one can practically use it outside an exchange as the network is quickly congested with just a few tenthousand transactions. Handling smaller amounts of only a couple of dollars worth in BTC are entirely unfeasible. This shrinks BTC’s use-cases down towards only one: That of a “Greater Fools” into a Store of Value. Even when it has lost its mobility, it is still a very hard asset that promotes this fringe case. It’s main usage, that of being electronic cash, is largely disabled. Given its inevitable death in the near to mid term future, BTC’s utility can be simplified further down to its actual nature: It is that of a Ponzi under the premise of a Store of Value where buyers are simply waiting for the next person to pay a higher price- in the hopes that the asset has not yet collapsed until this happens.

>>14101779

What wins have BTC or BCH had in the past year?

>>13705541

2/3

>>13614984
2/3