If you hold bitcoin you already made it

[Anonymous No.14153406]

You just don´t know it yet.

[Anonymous No.14154294]

>>14153406
>He isn't a 30 year old boomer
Some of us can't wait that long kiddo

[Anonymous No.14154308]

>>14154294
Next year we break lower inflation levels than fiat , if you hold at least 3 bitcoins by then you already made it and will have to never work again.

[Anonymous No.14154331]

>>14154308
So the people that have 20,000 bitcoins will become emperors of their own planet?

As someone who holds 2BTC—I can assure you. That’ll never be enough to never work.

[Anonymous No.14154402]

>>14154331
You have unironically made it fren , once we break lower levels than fiat of inflation next year relative to fiat bitcoin will be going up non stop due to fiat losing value faster.

There will not be a buble like the past halvings , the bubble will indeed be there and explde but imagine that instead of going to 3200 usd we went from 19k to 12k and then back non stop again.

That´s whats going to happen this time , this halving is different , the inflation level breaking bellow fiat inflation level is going to cause an ethernal bullrun until governments return to something like the gold standard.

Hell gold inflation will be higher than btc.

If you froze your btc till 2033 they will be worth many millions each.

You made it anon , you just don´t know it.

>So the people that have 20,000 bitcoins will become emperors of their own planet?

Eventually leaks from exchanges will happen and they will have to have special security if not changing their names.

They will become unironically the emperors of mankind.
Governments will try to crack down on this but the more they do that the less coins move meanwhile inflation level will continue to decrease to levels never seen in the history of mankind for an asset.

No matter how hard they try to crack down on crypto it will keep going up relative to fiat until eventually the bureaucracy has to be dismantled by their own governments to prevent hyperinflation.

Crypto will literally win the war agains those that try to regulate and destroy their jobs.

[Anonymous No.14154509]

>>14154402
These are the pie in the sky type of things I want to believe. But I don’t. If I’m lucky, I suspect 2BTC will help with a down payment on a home.

I believe btc will remain king, but 6 figure value will be ways away from here. I’ll be too old to give a fuck.

[Anonymous No.14154532]

>>14154402
What do u think about Luka Magnotta prophecy?

BTW I agree with u, years ago it was enough to put $100 into BTC to become millionaire, now it's gonna be the same.
However, I guess BTC won't be the only crypto to make it, Ethereum, XMR and BCH for example will explode in price too.

[Anonymous No.14154555]

>>14153406
If you hold LINK you already made it

[Anonymous No.14154591]

>>14154509
>but 6 figure value will be ways away from here

We are months away from 6 figure values.

First period 2009 to 2012(pre halving)
Available: 10,500,000 BTC (50% mined)
Price increased from : 0.1 to 31 $ (319 times growth)

Second Period 2012 to 2015 (1st halving was 11/2012)
Best Buy was a year before Halving
Available :15,750,000 (75% mined)
Price increased from : 1.85 to 1135 S (575 times Growth)

Third period 2015 to 2018 (2nd Halving was 6/2016)
Best Buy was a year before Halving
Available :18,375,000 (87.5% mined)
Price increased from : 165 to 19k S (115 times Growth)

Considering that the low value after the bubble has been 3200 usd let´s assume we grow instead of 115 times , half of that(a massive reduction in growth) , 57,5 times.

That gives us a price of 182k somewere around 2021.

And this is assuming a massive slowing down in the price increases happening between halvings.

Also bitcoin will have lower inflation than the usd and eur early next year.

Assuming it keeps with the trends and we grow let´s say 100% we are going to 320k.

But we will have lower inflation than the usd and eur so relative to fiat it will be a constant growth.

Crazy John was not bullshiting.

[Anonymous No.14154613]

>>14154591
Curious to know what your holdings are and if you can prove it.

[Anonymous No.14154644]

>>14153406
>you just win

[Anonymous No.14154662]

>>14154532
>What do u think about Luka Magnotta prophecy?

Whoever wrote that was smart as hell and recognized the halving in which btc was going to break fiat inflation level "at this point the us dollar is no longer used nor is any other fiat currency".

He was a troll obviously , but a very smart troll , if i only had listen back then instead of wasting my time with vidya.

>However, I guess BTC won't be the only crypto to make it, Ethereum, XMR and BCH for example will explode in price too.

BTC , BCH , LTC , XMR in that order.

Ethereum is a big uknown specially leaving proof of work.

BCH is mooning massively it will have an inflation rate similar to btc but at max capacity of 32mb blocks they would be using 1.5 tb per year of blockchain space.

Not bad at all , with current hard disk they could run it for 5 years no problem.
And that´s assuming full blocks and the bch blockchain is already 100gb less than the btc one.

The only risk for bch is surviving the halving being a btc fork it´s hash power can move to core and since they fucked up during the fork and they will be halving first(becuase their blocks were faster in their first fork they already fixed this).

But halving a month before means there will be a month in which their hash rate goes to btc halving due to the massive fees that will accumulate there during the halving period leaving bch exposed.

if bch is alive by june 2020 it will unironically moon maybe 100k by 2021.

[Anonymous No.14154671]

>>14154555

[Anonymous No.14154682]

>>14154613
1BTC i am a poorfag i almost buy a few in 2011 but could not because commie government and bank transactions just fuck my shit up.

[Anonymous No.14154695]

It's OVER for the fiat money printers

The hardest form of money has been created

[Anonymous No.14154708]

>>14154695
And link will give mainstream adoption!

[Anonymous No.14154743]

Dumping bull viagra

[Anonymous No.14154756]

>>14153406
Based. We're all going to make it.

[Anonymous No.14154774]

>>14154756
((((Craig)))) glows in the dark

[Anonymous No.14154776]

>>14154662
What’s the Luka Magnotta prophecy?

[Anonymous No.14154800]

[Anonymous No.14154802]

>>14154776
https://old.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1lfobc/i_am_a_timetraveler_from_the_future_here_to_beg/

[Anonymous No.14154805]

>>14154591
I have 2 btc but this optimism seems too extreme desu

[Anonymous No.14154835]

>>14154662
Well I think Ethereum is nice because it will give passive income after switching to PoS, so we can just spend our passive income without selling main stack.
Yes, 5% yearly is garbage, but if Ethereum hits 100k each node will make around $13k per month. So 32 Ethereum is a must have.
> The only risk for bch is surviving the halving being a btc fork it´s hash power can move to core and since they fucked up during the fork and they will be halving first(becuase their blocks were faster in their first fork they already fixed this)
It will survive the halving, Bitmain won't allow BCH to be abandoned.

[Anonymous No.14154838]

[Anonymous No.14154846]

>>14154331

Yes there will still be whales that will never sell and just hold but there will be many more who let their coins go as price shoots up, distributing coins to a wider net of people. This will take decades of time but it will even out. Whales will die and their progeny will spend the coins even if they don't. We are still early days so it's hard to imagine something like this happening but one day a whale will be considered as someone who owns one whole bitcoin (if one goes far enough to future).

[Anonymous No.14154848]

>>14154805
You don't understand
Bitcoin is the best form of money created

[Anonymous No.14154851]

[Anonymous No.14154868]

>>14154848
I honestly don't care about bitcoin at all, I just hold it to trade it for fiat later and retire off something safer than memecoins.

[Anonymous No.14154894]

>>14154805
It´s data not optimism assuming the shitest halving ever by being 100% weaker than the last we are going to be at 180k usd per bitcoin by 2021.

And this halving will not be the shitiest halving ever because it will break the inflation level of fiat currencies and gold.

BTC inflation will be 1.80% after the halving (less if you take into account that a massive ammount of btc are not being moved).
We are literally going to have less inflation than gold on a digital thing that is divisible and can be send anywere to anyone.

This will probably be greatest halving ever and the post halving bubble has been normal so far.

The ath high was 19666 , the average btc post bubble has been a collapse of 83% of it´s price
that leaves a bottom around 3344 usd when the next bullrun starts(december last year).

If we follow the normal halving paterns we will be between 320k(halving as weak as the last one) to nearly 1,8M(halving as strong as the 2012 one).

Make up your own mind but when i look at this shit i can´t believe , 100k is a terribly pesimistic price for 2021, hell 200k is pesimistic.

We are all gona make it frens.

[Anonymous No.14154915]

>>14154848
I find that hard to believe. It took me combined three fucking hours for four confirmations today. Kill me.

[Anonymous No.14154926]

>>14154838
The idea of the post halving ath taking longer seems to be true until you account that this halving will also have an inflationary boost when cryptos (btc and bch) inflation levels become lower than fiat.
If anything it will be the most powerful halving ever.

[Anonymous No.14154933]

>>14154868
Card from Revolut and Bitpanda to convert to fiat is all you need. You can lend out tethered USD and BTC for around 10% a year on Celsius and more decentralized platforms are coming. Physical gold you hold is the only valid hedge against shtf.

[Anonymous No.14154939]

>>14154835
>Yes, 5% yearly is garbage, but if Ethereum hits 100k each node will make around $13k per month. So 32 Ethereum is a must have.

i am not sure pos removes the phyisical component from crypto(electricity and hash power)(which gives each mined coin a base price) , and replaces it by a pure artificial algorithm that resembles very much a ponzi.

>It will survive the halving, Bitmain won't allow BCH to be abandoned.

I hope you are right but that fuck up of halving a month before is going to cause trouble.

[Anonymous No.14154942]

>>14154591
>>14154662
thanks for this insight, anon. haven't heard this explained in such manner. very plausible

[Anonymous No.14154947]

>>14154402
very interesting

[Anonymous No.14154962]

>>14154915
That´s because the 1mb block corecucks are actually geniouses , by leaving that block the fees become massive causing mining to move to btc and the hash power to be massive , meaning it´s the safest store of value ever , it will be digital gold.

Bitcoin cash will be used for instant payments while btc core will be the reserve currency.
Removing the blocksize block would mean that the blockchain could grow to petabyte size causing it to collapse.

BCH has the right balance in my opinion and btc core acted well in not forking to fix the blocksize and risking the entire ecosystem.

It´s like the fucking invisible hand gave us the best solution with that fork civil war between btc and bch.

[Anonymous No.14154974]

>>14154933
I've heard about revolut long time ago but never got around to checking it our properly, I'll take a look.
Regarding gold a lot of shills are telling me to get silver instead as it's more practical, personally I think getting bit of both would be ideal, what do you think anon?

[Anonymous No.14154981]

>>14154933
You can actually avoid burger taxes by hodling your bitcoin and getting an asset backed loan based on it. You get to write off the interests instead of paying taxes.

[Anonymous No.14155006]

>>14154962
Why not LTC for payments in 1/4 the time as BCH?

[Anonymous No.14155010]

>>14154962
Based and 1mbpilled

reminded that it was designed this way on PURPOSE to keep out the plebs

just like in the past the elite used gold, and the plebs would use silver or copper(or worse)

[Anonymous No.14155024]

>>14154962
So I’m a btc cuck doomed to forever clench my fists waiting for painfully slow confirmations?

[Anonymous No.14155063]

>>14155024
it costs $1.50 to get into the next block right now you cheap asshole

[Anonymous No.14155069]

>>14155006
LTC is going to moon too but:
1_It has higher inflation rate than btc and bch
2_It has been less used meaning more concentration of wealth.
3_It has less adoption
4_BCH has the same capabilities and is already used by bitpay.
5_BCH halving with btc means it follows it´s price while btc seems to be suffering of less momentum when the price grows(because btc steals it as everyone escapes for the btc halving after) , and higher falls after the btc bubble explodes because everyone thinks it´s a shitcoin.

If bch fails ltc will moon otherwise it will keep going up an down along with btc until in the 2020s it breaks also lower inflation levels than fiat and it starts to moon massively too.

>>14155010
>reminded that it was designed this way on PURPOSE to keep out the plebs

I am starting to think that´s the case.

[Anonymous No.14155072]

>>14154974
Not sure. I heard silver needs maintenance and gold is so easily malleable which I like.
>>14155006
Why not dogecoin? It's even faster and an infinite supply is actually optimal for a currency meant to be spent. It's the reason all nations have deliberate inflation. You're not supposed to hold it you're supposed to spend it and keep the economy flowing.

[Anonymous No.14155086]

>>14155063
Xrp is instant and doesn’t cost a premium asshole.

[Anonymous No.14155093]

>>14155024
You can choose whatever fee you want but i would not be suprised if by 2021 fees are 5 usd per transaction , you could probably send 1 sat tx and have them confirming in the weekends but it´s not the point.

BCH will be the everyday coin and btc the store of value a perfect compromise if bch survives the halving.

[Anonymous No.14155101]

>>14153406
>thinking anyone is going to use or hold Bitcoin a decade from now

Don't hold on so hard to the 1.0, it was a proof of concept.

[Anonymous No.14155121]

>>14155101
We found the cw shill

[Anonymous No.14155156]

>>14155006
Is that woman a midget?

[Anonymous No.14155163]

>>14155086
It was verified for you by a federation of banks, like a bank transfer. Liquid transactions can do the same with Bitcoin but the federation is between companies with a stake in Bitcoin. A custodial wallet with instant transactions is easy to implement on top of that if you don't care about having actual control.

[Anonymous No.14155187]

>>14154802
It was always a good read, but it was clearly written by someone who never studied economic history from 2000 BCE to 1913.
Once the mooning starts to level off, the deflationary aspects won't be debilitating. It will certainly change many aspects of society...almost all disposable items will go away, humans will own far fewer 'things', most of the plastic shit - which was really the result of constant money printing - will be replaced by far fewer, but much higher quality items. Humans will go back to building structures designed to last centuries not decades. Drywall stripmalls and wood frame houses will all be replaced by sturdy brick and stone masonry.
In fact some of the changes will be so profound it will be hard to imagine now. A new model of customer-vendor will spring up. By purchasing anything from a company you will basically be "investing" for life. You will not "buy an apple computer", instead for your .01BTC investment, Apple will ship you a new computer every 10 years for life. Products will "cost more" but tradeoff will be they will generally last for your natural life. One fridge to buy, one computer, one set of furniture, etc.
Ironically, this will usher in a cure for Attention Deficit Disorder that hyper-consumerism inflationary spending produced.

[Anonymous No.14155204]

>>14154894
so you're saying the btc price will halve at about 3500 so I can buy in there?

[Anonymous No.14155265]

[Anonymous No.14155268]

>>14155204
No i am saying that btc bubbles after the halvings suffer from a price collapse of around 83% , go check every halving and see the price from the ath to the bottom it´s always an 83% collapse in price and once everyone say crypto is dead it comes back again up because when the bubble dies fees go down and btc finds a reasonable market price as weak hands leave.

That was december last year 83% of the 19666 ath is 3344.

BTC bottom of december last year at 3200 was following the pattern , if we now follow the pattern up we are going to unironically 320k at minimum.

It seems too optimistic but 2016 halving was the weakest one ever.
Assuming this one is 100% weaker we are going to 180k.

Yes as absurd as this sound this are the numbers.
We are all going to make it , get in btc now or suffer the consequences.

Once we break 10k the news will be all over and those that want 1BTC will fomo , then we will break the ath (wth 3 usd fees i may say instead of 50usd) and then the greatest bullrun in human history will start.

[Anonymous No.14155275]

>>14153406
Just a warning, you WILL want to sell at around $8000, this is where BTC leveled out after the craze then afterwards halved; now that we're reaching those same levels it will repeat.

[Anonymous No.14155281]

[Anonymous No.14155298]

>>14154974
It looks like wirex is cheaper and has better crypto integration but revolut has nice card features like a breakdown of what you spend on.

[Anonymous No.14155299]

[Anonymous No.14155309]

>>14155187
I'm ready

[Anonymous No.14155313]

[Anonymous No.14155339]

>>14155265
>>14155281
>>14155299
>>14155313

[Anonymous No.14155352]

>>14155339

[Anonymous No.14155382]

>>14155352
Explain plz

If this is anon weird rorschach then it´s working i am seeing a plane and whales bellow and interprening it as if the plane to go with the whales is about to go.

[Anonymous No.14155421]

>>14154402
This is great high fantasy, sadly I am looking to make money in the real world. Bitcoin is the model t. It works, it's the first car. But it's far from the best car and new models are always coming out. No the winner has yet to be decided. I like eth over btc

Sell now while you still can convert your digital nothing into stuff

[Anonymous No.14155428]

>>14155382
prepare to have your jimmys rustled
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/sky-king-richard-russell

[Anonymous No.14155439]

>>14155421
You are not going to make it.

>I like eth over btc

POS is shit.

>Sell now while you still can convert your digital nothing into stuff

The time to buy is now.

[Anonymous No.14155445]

>>14154555
checked

[Anonymous No.14155471]

>>14155428
>He told the control tower he was “a broken guy” but a lot of people cared about him and he wanted to apologize. He asked the whereabouts of an orca whale and her dead calf. And he wondered — laughing — what would happen if he tried to do a “backflip” with the plane he had stolen from Seattle’s main airport.

The dead calf is ethereum isn´t it?

[Anonymous No.14155498]

>>14155471
>He asked the whereabouts of an orca whale and her dead calf.
they're somewhere over the rainbow now fren

[Anonymous No.14155509]

>>14155439
>>14154939
Well after PoS Ethereum inflation will be lower than it is now under PoW.
Ethereum is #2 coin atm, if PoS is shit why would it's developers implement it? I guess they are quite smart.
It's obvious that BTC is king, but altcoins will survive too. Ethereum has bright future because all dexes are already built within it's platform.

[Anonymous No.14155555]

>>14155509
>if PoS is shit why would it's developers implement it?

Proof of stake favors those that own the most coins , you literally have more chance of mining the next block the more coins you have.

The idea is that this system prevents mining pools and thus increases descentralization without using energy.

But it´s not going to work , once you remove the phyisical reality you literally become the memecoin that boomers believe every crypto is.

Mining and it´s electric cost give a base price to btc with pos what the fuck is the base price?

[Anonymous No.14155613]

>>14155498

[Anonymous No.14155656]

>>14155421
Not really....there have been tons of digital currencies before bitcoin...egold, hashcash, bmoney, etc...you just weren't paying attention.

Bitcoin (like Google vs Yahoo/Altavista story) was the first to synthesize a solution to all the problems and as a result now has a first mover advantage that is pretty much set in stone. Specifically, it wont be possible to unseat BTC without also destroying the whole crypto industry, therefore there are structural forces in place that will keep that from happening.

Thats not to say eth is doomed, but btc will become the unit of account / reserve currency, thus eth for all its good qualities, can only ever occupy a percentage of the total value that btc defines.

Having said that, humans for most history were on a tri-metal system (gold, silver, copper). Thats not by accident, theres good reasons for having 'tailored' currencies to specific markets. and I think that will be reborn in the digital age. BTC = gold, Silver will equal something like Eth / BCH, and Copper will ERC20 tokens/zcash/dash/

[Anonymous No.14155664]

Best thread in a long time.

[Anonymous No.14155666]

>>14155555
Omg these digits.
Looks like I have to give up.
Btw will accumulate 32 ETH suicide stack anyways.

[Anonymous No.14155680]

>>14155555
>>14155666
Kek and Satan confirms give up eth anon come back to BTC.

[Anonymous No.14155700]

>>14155555

[Anonymous No.14155713]

>>14155666

[Anonymous No.14155716]

>>14155656
>Specifically, it wont be possible to unseat BTC without also destroying the whole crypto industry,

recommend you read thecaseforbsv.com , there's some bad news on your king

[Anonymous No.14155792]

>>14155156
No, she's a little person.

[Anonymous No.14155806]

>>14155716
>Open this
>Terrabyte size blocks
>Attacks core saying it´s used for money laundering and by terrorists.
>Using hashpower to freeze btc core
>Using law to support his fork (literally wtf)

Shit the bsv shils are even more retarded than i ever tough i never took atention into them but this is really low.
Also the contradictions are absurd
>Craig will use hashpower to attack btc and spam the dyng network

The more he spam the more worthy it is to mine btc and the more hash power moves there and he has less.

This entire thing seems to be dedicated to shill boomers into buying craig bags.

[Anonymous No.14155820]

>>14155806
you probably didnt get how severe it really is

[Anonymous No.14155872]

>>14155806

CSW could appear before them tomorrow and say "listen, its all been a scam, me and calvin were just trying to hustle some money"...and they would think, "...he is saying these things to throw people off his trail but I can read his secret meaning. he really is satoshi! bliss!!"

bsv-npc's are not humans. they are true untouchables and should be forced to keep their ugly eyes always pointed at the ground in presence of actual humans.

[Anonymous No.14155903]

>>14154981
Have you done this?
How do I find more info?

[Anonymous No.14155910]

>>14155806
you didn't even read the site, you just skimmed the main points. otherwise you would figure how utterly stupid your comment actually is. people like you should be electroshocked each time they open their mouth until they learn when to talk and when not to.

[Anonymous No.14155941]

>>14155339
Skyking theme
https://youtu.be/USMuG3BSJXY

[Anonymous No.14156167]

>>14155910
I did read and it´s shit

>Core will be centralized
No it will not once moore law limits are reached in 2021 asics will be always the same and mining will be descentralized constantly as mining rigs go were cheap electricity is as hash/kw becomes the only meassure for mining.

>Lighting is bad beause money laundering and terror

For fucks sake the argument against lighting is the opposite it´s that it´s going to be centralized.

>1GB blocks means 144gb per day and 52tb per year.
How many people can store 52tb? this is would cause massive centralization.

Worse they mispelled terabyte and wrote terrabyte and probably don´t know what the fuck they are talking about.

>Miners will abandon btc due to low capacity.

The opposite is the case , the low capacity causes high fees and higher miner reward and more hashing power.
The irony is that any better coin is at a bigger risk of a 51% attack because btc corecucking.

>On top of this crash, he states that he will additionally tank the entire BTC network. His intention is to yank up the block difficulty6 by addding substantial hashpower right before a halvening (the next one being 05/2020) and to freeze the entire network afterwards with it:

What the fuck is he going to do?BSV hashing power is ridiculously low.

https://coin.dance

>But he can bring down the price

How?Selling 1M? if anything that will be 3 years of mining after the halving he will literally tank the price for one halving and nothing more.
Spam the network?He will literally give fees to miners increasing btc hashrate.

And then he starts shilling for the rest of the article.

>>14155872
It´s fucking ridiculous but this is high level shilling but they don´t seem to target anyone.

[Anonymous No.14156205]

is 2.2 btc enough to make it? doesn't feel like it

[Anonymous No.14156303]

>>14156205
Say no more famalam

[Anonymous No.14156320]

>>14156205
>>14156303
This thread was blessed , you already made it anon.

[Anonymous No.14156336]

>>14156205
>>14156303
>>14156320
Praise Satoshi, we're all going to make it.

[Anonymous No.14156354]

>>14156336

[Anonymous No.14156396]

>>14156205

you gotta be kidding me

Fucking bots

HOLD

[Anonymous No.14156465]

this is a blessed thread.
everyone who posts here shall be blessed.
we are all blessed.
we will all make it together.

[Anonymous No.14156532]

>>14156303
>>14156320
>>14156336
>>14156354
>>14156396
>>14156465

just hold. simple is best. bless up and have a great night frens.

[Anonymous No.14156546]

>>14156205
1 satoshi will have purchasing price of around 1 dollar.

[Anonymous No.14156695]

oh /biz/ you've convinced me. what wallet do I use?

[Anonymous No.14156719]

>>14156695
Trezor or Armory I guess.
Don't fall for ledger meme, it's not open source and has backdoors.

[Anonymous No.14156769]

we made it.

[Anonymous No.14156779]

>>14156719
thanks, now where would i buy it from (please spoonfeed me) international? north america? p2p? or does it make a difference at all?

[Anonymous No.14156787]

8 here in cold storage
One for trading, trying to get to 10
I feel I need more

[Anonymous No.14156789]

>>14156205
You'll be fine fren

[Anonymous No.14156805]

>>14156628

[Anonymous No.14156814]

>>14156787
now to somehow convince my boomer parents with all their money in real estate to finally invest in "monopoly money"

I'm going to try the "imagine investing in google or apple at the ground floor" approach.wish me luck anons

[Anonymous No.14156818]

>>14156205
H0LD

[Anonymous No.14156860]

>>14156779
Buy what? Trezor?
I think u can order delivery directly from Czech Republic.

[Anonymous No.14157247]

>>14156205
>almost the same amount of btc as what I have
>H0LD
bless you anon, satoshi is with us tonight

[Anonymous No.14158474]

>>14156532
Have a great night fren

[Anonymous No.14158485]

>>14156695
Trezor if you go for real , electrum if you are cucked and invest little ammount

[Anonymous No.14158574]

>>14155187
Cars , water , sewers , electricity , planes , basically every advance and change in western society happened in the age of strong currency because people saved and invested wisely.

The keynsian order lives on that momentum but as we lose that energy slowly it´s starting to crack.

I for one welcome back the conditions that created the western golden age, even if it means that my generation will only prepare the grounds for others.


At some point we need to fix the chaos that has been growing since 1970.

[Anonymous No.14158699]

>>14155187
Why does constant money printing result in disposable plastic shit?

[Anonymous No.14158769]

>>14158699
Because weak currency is against saving and pro consumption that seems very beautiful until you realize nearly every technological progress that we had happened between 1820 to 1970 when the gold standard was normalized.

Hell since 1930 to 1970 the us was literally the only country with the gold standard and was the one with progress.

A strong currency favors saving and long term investment ,thus cars , electricity , towers, telephones , telegraphs , planes , massive ships ,water pipes , gas pipes , oil , fuel , sewers , electric dams , nuclear power plants.

Literally every investment that had to be done long term happened in that era of strong currency.
Strong currency means your savings are lost to inflation so people buy useless shit , it´s not suprising that home prices have been rising since the end of the gold standard.

People can´t save anymore , boomer pension bonds give 2% interest while the inflation is 2,5% it´s fucking insane but it´s a clown world out there.

Only reasons things have not gone to shit and we have not realized the magnitude of the error of leaving the gold standard are:
1_Massive infrastructure investments in the 50 and 60s(nuclear plants , space ,rotues) that gave the boomers and genx momentum to rise with weak currency.(this effect literally ended in 2008).
2_Microprocessor tech advancing creating a digital untaxed economy(this will stop in 2021 when the moore law limit is reached).
3_The rise of china and their export import compatability with the west(this will end in the late 2020s as they enter their demographic winter).

[Anonymous No.14158887]

>>14153406
What does this graph mean? Please explain it to me like I'm 6 years old.

[Anonymous No.14158912]

>>14158769
>every technological progress that we had happened between 1820 to 1970 when the gold standard was normalized.
Blockchain.

[Anonymous No.14158919]

>>14158887
Blue , ammount of bitcoins created at each year.

Orange the inflation level of bitcoin.

The us dollar has an inflation of 2% meaning it loses 2% of it´s value per year.

Bitcoin has 3,70% and will have an inflation of 1.80% next year going lower than fiat.

Meaning that fiat will lose value faster than bitcoin.
This will in my opinion start to stabilize the price because the mining will be so low and so few btc will be created that relative to fiat they will become more and more worthy.

The only things that can delay this are satoshi dumping his coins or mtgox coins being dumped.

But even if both happen they will only delay it till 2024 were a massive fucking bullrun would happen.

Basically even with all against it bitcoin will moon masively.

[Anonymous No.14158932]

>>14154308
>if you hold at least 3 bitcoins
LOL, even if BTC goes to $1m that's still not enough to make it.

[Anonymous No.14158936]

>>14155555
>>14155666
Witnessing. ETH is doomed

[Anonymous No.14158938]

>>14158932
Not in a first world country

[Anonymous No.14158948]

Are we all going to make it after all, bros?

[Anonymous No.14159187]

Here for a blessing.

[Anonymous No.14159208]

>>14159187

[Anonymous No.14159215]

>>14155187
>>14154662

Intelligent advisers up itt. thank you gentlemen.

[Anonymous No.14159338]

>>14158699

See:
>>14158769

Just consider doing a large scale investment with deflationary vs inflationary money. By large scale, I dont just means "lots of money", but money that must be spent over 10-20 yr timeframe.
You will soon understand why we can no longer build things. You will soon understand why inflationary money pushes everything to be built as quickly as possible as cheap as possible. Because anything that takes over 2-3 yrs to build cant be effectively budgeted. There are too many variables that cant be controlled for...remember inflation (contrary to keynesian implication) doesnt move evenly throughout the market. It doesn't raise all prices by 3.5% evenly....some sectors shoot up by 9% a year others find new materials to use (eg chink plastic) to keep inflation in check.
Look in your own town....the old bank on main street built in 1920 was built with stone / brick and still stands....the new bank is a woodframe shack that looks indistinguishable from a burger king.
Now compare to deflationary money. Imagine raising 100M in gold-backed money to build your highway system....and this 100M over 20 years gets the purchasing power of 200M. Deflationary money allows for large-scale / long-term spending...thus its why we built civilization with it.
Most destructive is all the maladjustment it produces: there would be no 'migrant crisis', since there would be no pensioner / boomer retirement shortfall. The pennies they saved from their summer job in 1963 would still be appreciating in value.

[Anonymous No.14159365]

>>14159338
>Just consider doing a large scale investment with deflationary vs inflationary money. By large scale, I dont just means "lots of money", but money that must be spent over 10-20 yr timeframe.
>You will soon understand why we can no longer build things. You will soon understand why inflationary money pushes everything to be built as quickly as possible as cheap as possible. Because anything that takes over 2-3 yrs to build cant be effectively budgeted.

[Anonymous No.14159402]

High quality thread.

OP what's your background?

[Anonymous No.14159436]

>>14159338
This and 100% unironically , literally every project in any western country since 1970 is overbudget and delayed and in some cases cancelled when they are 70% finished due to overbudgets.
People don´t realize how bad things truly are we are living on borrowed time and as entropy rises and the system loses it´s energy created in the previous century we are in for a shitstorm.

>Most destructive is all the maladjustment it produces: there would be no 'migrant crisis', since there would be no pensioner / boomer retirement shortfall. The pennies they saved from their summer job in 1963 would still be appreciating in value.

100% correct and it´s even worse when you take into account that the inflation is also being hidden with new taxes to reduce the deficit but always increasing non stop.
Once the boomers retire the greatest shitstorm in the western history will begin , it will make the late stage roman empire seem like a slow collapse compared to what´s coming.

Crypto is the last chance for the west and i am being 100% unironically on this.
It´s the only way that western democracies will be forced to do the needed reforms in time and still keep a private sector alive.

[Anonymous No.14159468]

>>14159402
I am a freelancecuck poorfag atm and learning skills on the go.
But i did study quite a lot of economics in university , only reason i did not dedicated to that full time (that i like) is because literally 95% if not more was keynsian shilling.

Even the fucking economic history seemed to be fully orwellian.
Gold standard era was the "good old keynsian days" and weak currency post 1970 "the evil ultraliberal takeover".

Literally everything was reversed for propaganda purposes it´s not suprising that most entrepreneurs leave university , it seems that most things are just there to justify the teachers jobs this days.

[Anonymous No.14159506]

>>14159468
Interesting, you seem to have a good understanding of the forces at play I'm sure you'll do well.

Side question: is it better to hodl BTC or real estate for the coming decade?

Also, do you think we'll see new countries emerging from their policy regarding crypto? Which country is taking the right directions at the moment?

[Anonymous No.14159519]

>>14159436
>100% correct and it´s even worse when you take into account that the inflation is also being hidden with new taxes to reduce the deficit but always increasing non stop.

yes my fren. I always have a good laugh every april 15 when tax season in US.
The initial tax brackets where $250K is the highest was originally formulated in 1913.
In 1913, $250,000 would buy you about 7000 ounces of gold ($8.5M today). But through constant inflation, now thats middle class. Its such cynical evil fucking thing to do.

[Anonymous No.14159565]

>>14159506
>is it better to hodl BTC or real estate for the coming decade?

BTC 100% the western demographics are fucked , see Bulgarian housing prices to see the future.
Only reason housing has been bubbling masively is because properties are a good way to protect your fiat from inflation, sure you can invest in stocks but it´s a risk and then they tax you for literally investing.

But housing is safe from inflation because it´s low supply , very small ammount of houses being built and they can be moved from country to country.

BTC, BCH , LTC and Monero will be the only thing with even lower ammount of supply btc inflation will be bellow 0.50% by the end of the 2030.

And contrary to houses it´s divisible , can be moved from country to country and no commie is going to put taxes on holding crypto while you pay property taxes.

It´s literally game over for the 1970 economic order if the powers that be don´t fix the system.

Crypto will be a heaven against inflation like properties have been but even for poorfags because you don´t need to buy an entire btc.

>Also, do you think we'll see new countries emerging from their policy regarding crypto?

More like countries collapsing , a thing like venezuela would be impossible again if the population can escape tyrants fiat.
And tyrants will keep pushing , it would not be suprising if many countries start to collapse if they try to takeover venezuela style as with crypto that´s imposible.

>Which country is taking the right directions at the moment?

None , the fucking retards are pushing this kyc crap , all this does is moving liquidity to cash payments were i am sure shaddy characters will be buying and selling.

But if you say the best country doing adoption atm i would say the european union in general.

They seem to be less retarded because they let crypto services operate moderately free which means that people use banks and legal services which means that they can have monitoring power without fucking shit.

[Anonymous No.14159594]

>>14159519
You are woke as fuck fren, and yes you are correct inflation crushes you from the bottom and taxes above and slowly it´s crushing everyone.

It does not matter if you go to reddit , here , online comment in news sites , youtube , speaking with anyone in person.
Everyone that is young senses that their lifes are on hold because they can´t take off as home prices are absurd , wages ridiculous, everything taxed to death.

Once the boomers start to retire a shitstorm will start.
That or mass suicides of people born from 1987 and after that.

Shit is the same in every western country and it´s becoming worse and worse.
Eventually people are going to become so blackpilled that they will not give a fuck anymore about anything and who knows what will happen there.

[Anonymous No.14159609]

bump

[Anonymous No.14159622]

>>14153406
the floppening

[Anonymous No.14159663]

>>14159338
damn it really do be like that
thanks

[Anonymous No.14159672]

>>14159594
What timeline do you see (a range let's say)?

[Anonymous No.14159727]

>>14159565
Are you fellow bulgarian my fren? What about the bulgarian house prices? I am from Bulgaria and live in Sofia and I think that the housing market here is overpriced compared to the median income.

[Anonymous No.14159729]

>>14159622

[Anonymous No.14159771]

>>14155792

isn't that ben shapiros sister?

[Anonymous No.14159774]

>>14154591
What if no one is willing to buy into something that has such a high price. Ppl will get dumped on by early investors. If the people don't want to get dumped on, they won't buy it. If they don't buy the price remains the same while the rewards become smaller, miners will unplug the gear and this shit will die.

Its all basdd on ppl buying it, if people don't buy it for whatever the fuck the reason is, it dies in wink of an eye.

[Anonymous No.14159779]

>>14153406
Only if you bought it before the 2017 hard fork and therefore also hold bsv

[Anonymous No.14159823]

>>14159727
Not Bulgarian fren , i just checked the price of properties in many country and the wages to see the insanity happening this days.

Bulgaria due to the demographic collapse has cheap as fuck properties (also shit wages).

That is the future of most western countries but with political crisis on top.

>>14159672
>Boomers start to retire
>The governments can´t pay pensions
>Governments tax even to take a shit
>Government increase property taxes
>Boomers want to sell
>No milenial can buy because income taxes and wages not going up for inflation.
>Boomers being retarded can´t believe that they can be travelling until they are 110 years old retirees vote for a breadline sanders in every western country to tax the evil capitalists
>Milenial wages collapse as new jobs are not created due to companies being taxed to death
>Inflation starts to go up
>Milenial wages become lower than ever same for GenZ while governments still do anything they can to pay boomer pensions since they remain bigger voting block
>Boomers move to small appartments or cheaper countries while never selling their property but renting it to milenial serfs
>Inflation starts to get out of control


All that i have wrote there is on the horizon , we can fucking feel it , the question then is how is crypto going to behave during this crazy 2020s?

Well an active with 0.30% of inflation , that can´t be taxed , can´t be confiscated , can be transfered freely will be going up non stop.

I sincerely hope there is a peaceful solution and we have good politicians in the coming shitstorm in the west.

But i am already starting to think that boomers will vote any commie that gives them their pensions even if it means enslaving the youth.

I hope i am wrong.

[Anonymous No.14159864]

>>14154848
>best form of money
>cant use it for anything

[Anonymous No.14159870]

>>14159774
it´s divisible to 8 decimals anon , to be precise the minimum is 0.00000001 btc.

It´s not going to be a question if wanting or not the low inflation will make it grow up in price relative to fiat with higher inflation.

> If they don't buy the price remains the same while the rewards become smaller, miners will unplug the gear and this shit will die.

The fees are massive already and miners will never unplug the gear.
Specially after 2021-2022 , once the moore law limit is reached there will be the ultimate asic mining hardware.

It will be phyisically impossible to build a better asic so there will be a market of many companies selling them and since miners will lose first comer advantage anyone will be able to mine regarding of their small ammount of capital since mining is done in pools anyway.

a 2023 asic will last till 2050 without any problem unless quantum computers break crypto in the 2030s but some are even saying it may not even be possible.

[Anonymous No.14159887]

>>14154402
lol if govs ban it price will tank

[Anonymous No.14159904]

>>14159823
Not true.

Pic related is some of the prices in sqm in EUR. The median salary here in Sofia at the moment is 600-800 EUR.

source : https://www.imoti.net/en/price-stats

[Anonymous No.14159940]

also Peter Todd himselft admitted that without adding inflation bitcoin will die. those who think the 21mil cap wont be lifted are delusional

[Anonymous No.14159948]

>>14159904
I just checked online and the price of appartments seem to be around 45k ,that´s 4 years of wages at 800 usd.

Compare that to what most western countries have today and it seems reasonable even more being the capital and a city.

If you go to check property prices in cities in the us , europe or latin america in general you literally need 15 years of average wages , the us still has some states with cheap properties but they are fewer and fewer.

[Anonymous No.14159954]

>>14159940
>>14159887

[Anonymous No.14159963]

>>14159823
Very probable scenario.

Shit I want to build a family even with this clowworld timeline.
I guess my best move is to continue working on my own business while putting money into BTC.

According to you, there's nowhere to run from this bullshit? What about moving to third-world country?

[Anonymous No.14159973]

>>14159940
You don´t know what the fuck you are talking about.
As btc inflation becomes lower it becomes even more worthy and thus greatest gains by mining it.

And if miners fails it won´t be a problem , the difficulty would adjust and you once again could mine with cheaper asics , then graphic cards , then cpus , then cellphones.

Even then the hashrate would still be bigger than all of the world supercomputers combined already in 2012 bitcoin hashrate was more than all supercomputers combined.

[Anonymous No.14160013]

>>14159963
Africa will be the only region growing due to massive population boom but it´s not going to be in the "prosperous era" , it´s more likely that it will be like 1950 china ultil it stabilizes.

Chile and Peru in latin america will be stable , Chile also has most of the world lithium reserves so it has everything it has to take off , plus venezuelan migrants bring anti commie ideas there so they may be safe.

Europe is hard to know anything could happen but i think it will go to shit sadly due to the demographic winter.

The US and China are also wild cards on this , the us has some based states that may get pissed off if the leftist destroy the electoral college which they will eventually try.

And China may try to prevent their demographic winter by opening to westerners in mass numbers.

But who knows i think we are going to enter hard times soon sadly.

[Anonymous No.14160044]

>>14159973
>he thinks he understand bitcoin better than Todd
https://www.trustnodes.com/2019/03/26/peter-todd-advocates-raising-the-21-million-bitcoin-limit-hence-the-blocksize-constrain

[Anonymous No.14160048]

>>14160013
How about Dubai, Singapore and the whole SE Asia? It seems they're thriving right now. I'm keeping an eye on it.

I still don't understand from the mentionned scenario when is the best moment to buy a home (if you plan to raise a family lets say). Wait for the boomers to panick sell once they retire?

[Anonymous No.14160054]

>>14159940
This poster stands with Israel.

[Anonymous No.14160066]

>>14160013
Dont you think that eastern Europe will be the new Europe while the western part will be basically a shitty caliphate?

[Anonymous No.14160162]

>>14160048
>How about Dubai, Singapore and the whole SE Asia?

If you are ultra rich maybe , else forget it.

>Wait for the boomers to panick sell once they retire?

Oh they will sell , but you won´t even have the money to buy.
They will not panick as it will be better for them to rent than selling due to pensions going to hell.

>>14160044
Dude is literally saying that if you want to go full crypto(paypal level) you will need a monero style inflation because with empty blocks you don´t have fees and thus you risk a 51%.

With the 1mb block and cucked capacities btc won´t suffer from that since you have fees + mining till 2140.

But if you pull a bsv and get 1gb block everyone would pay minimum fees and miners would depend on the mining (becoming ever smaller with constantly bigger demands due to bigger blocks),

Basically he is speaking of the whole debate of digital gold vs digital cash and saying smart truths.

So yea if you remove the blocksize and mining goes to 0 then yea btc dies this has been known since literally 2009 which is why the block size debate even exist.

[Anonymous No.14160177]

>>14160066
No , check the fucking birthrates. gif related.

[Anonymous No.14160255]

>>14160162

So basically it's better to rent (rents will be cheaper because the boomers will need it for their pension) and accumulate BTC on the side if I follow your logic, isn't it?

[Anonymous No.14160363]

This is the kind of thread that makes me want to sell all my eth for btc. Why is investing so hard?

[Anonymous No.14160387]

>>14160255
Sadly yes , life is on hold until the boomer ponzi collapses.
You could buy a house but if i were you i would put my bets in btc.

Next year us elections are going to be critical , if Trump is releected crypto won´t moon as much but the west may have a chance of fixing it´s problems.

If trump is replaced by a fucking leftist crypto will moon masively.
Specially if you take into account that bidden is only popular with leftist boomers , the entire democratic debates are going to be about gibs gibs and gibs and more gibs.

Breadline sanders gibs for boomers to steal creepy joe votes and Bidden gibs for milenials to steal young votes.

Meanwhile rep debates willl be about trump showing his dick as no one will enter that shit after he massacred everyone in 2016 it will be he congratulating himself about how everything is great and he will keep it going.

Meanwhile on the other side it will be about how many gibs they are going to give , the fact that the halving will happen before the elections is incredible.

This is why i think John may not cut his dick , anything could happen but anything up , the question is how much now.

[Anonymous No.14160566]

>>14160387
How many people share your view in your professional circle?

Also, what do you think of LINK? I know it's just.a detail in the whole picture but I'm interested.

[Anonymous No.14160598]

>>14160566
>How many people share your view in your professional circle?

Talking to this stuff to the average people will end up in muh memecurrencies it´s not even worth it only reason i do is so they don´t tell me after i did not warned them.

>Also, what do you think of LINK? I know it's just.a detail in the whole picture but I'm interested.

I don´t see any use for descentralization outside file sharing , and payments and maybe voting as a paralel system to prevent fraud.

The whole smart contract thing is kind of a meme.

[Anonymous No.14160647]

>>14156719
Why do you lie, nano is open source

[Anonymous No.14160659]

>>14160598
wow, i almost thought you were smart

fucking btc boomers are everywhere

[Anonymous No.14160670]

So I have 1k in btc, is holding the best option currently?

[Anonymous No.14160699]

>>14160659
Prove me wrong , there are very few ways a contract without a law system enforcing it could be useful.

The smart contract thing could help on the cryptosphere and creating descentralized markets.

But in order for that to happen you need first cryptos like btc to grow.

I mean look at fucking bisq , a p2p exchange and cucks still go to centralized cucked solutions.

[Anonymous No.14160804]

>>14155555
Idek what to call this, but it’s a sign

[Anonymous No.14160814]

>>14160699
>I mean look at fucking bisq , a p2p exchange and cucks still go to centralized cucked solutions.
because people just want to make $. 90% of people are in it make money

[Anonymous No.14160826]

>>14159771
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosopagnosia

[Anonymous No.14160852]

>>14160699
You're arguably a fucking retard. I hope you kill yourself. Don't procreate.

Screen cap this. Within 2 weeks, I will prove you wrong, by 1 July you pajeet cuck

[Anonymous No.14160864]

>>14156546
God I hope this is correct

[Anonymous No.14160895]

>>14160699
>there are very few ways a contract without a law system enforcing it could be useful

this is bait right, the exact opposite is true
smart contracts enable contracts to facilitate agreements without the need of a law system

[Anonymous No.14160921]

>>14160895
Give me a valid use case right now.

[Anonymous No.14161052]

>>14160921
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[Anonymous No.14161100]

>>14160044
I know that Todd believes that, but he really is only a NEET coder in the scheme of things...the MOTU are going to keep the supply limitation in place.
Unironically, I think as bitcoin soars in value there will be a push to reduce to 256k blocks. It will be "renting an oil tanker to deliver a pizza" as transactions fees will become $500-$1000.

The reason this will "work" is because exchanges (and by exchanges I don't mean faggy coinbase / chinknance - I'm talking Fidelity / JPM) will offer (a) extensive conversion from BTC to the plethora of coins you need to conduct daily business....all of which will have sub-penny transaction fees with instant conf, and (b) These big exchanges will offer free BTC-BTC transactions within their network.

You as a normal user will very rarely pay a $1000 txn fee, but in the cases you do it wont matter. Your closing cost for buying a house is already $4-$5k -- paying $1k to move 1BTC to buy your megamansion will be a rounding error of the total purchase price.

[Anonymous No.14161110]

>>14160699
Opinion on index funds? S&p500 / ftse ones

[Anonymous No.14161178]

>>14156465
Boasting in ebin thread to receive blessing

[Anonymous No.14161207]

>>14161052
None are being used right now and 95% of them gain nothing from descentralization.

And the few that do(like land registry) , will be cucked by the public sector that will never tolerate it.

The whole point is to bypass centralized structures but none of those services providers that would in theory use smart contracts will want to do so.

Trade finance: Yea because the last thing companies want is an auto contract when the goods are delivered , meanwhile you can´t track shit coming from china right now and chargebacks are massive due to dishonest buyers.

Insurance: Yea they spend millions to verify claims and now they are going to automatize sure...

Loyalty rewards: Yes sure the last thing companies want is to purchase an external token to overcomplicate things instead of keeping people in their own programs under their total control.

Digital rights: This one could work but only if cryptos like btc work first.

Land registry: Would work and still never be useful.

Securities: Can work.

Loans: Won´t work

Event-Driven insurance: Yea instead of spending millions to verify claims it will be magically automatized.

I could keep going but the point is that very few of this things could work and none work atm.

The only use case i see is gambling and digital markets and descentralized digital markets have not been growing , hell even p2p transfers have been cucked.

[Anonymous No.14161210]

>>14156465
H0LD

[Anonymous No.14161214]

>>14159963
> moving to third-world country
This is what u first-worlders should do right now, especially if u own anything in your countries. U can sell your property in the US and buy a condo in Thailand for just as low as $40k or a luxury villa for $180k. And cost of living in third world is way cheaper, while quality of life is pretty the same.

[Anonymous No.14161216]

>>14160921
Smart Contracts do have valid use cases, but they are going to start off in tiny niche markets as proving grounds.
Most likely initial traction will be in Token / Reward Points type of things.... Imagine earning 1 AmazonToken for every $1 USD you spend on the site...then they will use SC to control what happens to those tokens (ie. 50% expires each month, non-transferable to other users, etc). Basically the entire ETH ecosystem will become "script / fiat land" which complement and supplement the rigid scarcity in BTC. You will dip in / out from BTC into this fiat land as need arises.

[Anonymous No.14161276]

>>14161216
Now you are talking , yes , but the problem is that all that shit you can do with current software without any fucking contract.

Also companies don´t want points to be transfered because scams appear after that.

>Be scamer
>Use stolen cards
>Buy shit on amazon
>Get amazonToken
>Send to others
>Free money

Meanwhile with current software being centralized they have full control, same thing for land registry for example why would the government surrender that power.

In bitcoin the history was different , bitcoin did not created the demand for international free transactions.

Governments retardation created it by regulating it too much to the point it became cheaper and easier to send btc than international wires.

Smart contracts coins seem to be trying to create the demand for them because they don´t know what the fuck to do with that idea.

Maybe they hit the jackspot and find a genious idea in the future who knows.

[Anonymous No.14161345]

>>14159887
t. pic related

[Anonymous No.14161387]

>>14161207
See, you dont know what youre talking about when it comes to industry usage. I work in insurance and i can tell you that automating claims could make them save millions. Sure, theyll still spend money to investigate big claims, but thats not the bulk of it. Also, smart contract would be the ideal solutions for parametric insurance or cat bonds. Could also be used for prime distributions between coinsurers or reinsurers...

I dont know anything about other sectors but I believe anyone working in these fields could see usage for smartcontract. Dont know if it means utility tokens will appreciate in value though.

[Anonymous No.14161415]

>>14159887
Its already ruled on newfag, in '15

[Anonymous No.14161479]

>>14161387
I hope you are right

[Anonymous No.14161507]

>>14158932
>Buy two houses in student city
>Rent them to hot student babes

Wow so much work

[Anonymous No.14161584]

>>14161276
>the problem is that all that shit you can do with current software without any fucking contract.
But thats not the issue. The whole point is ETH has an entire Dev IDE that writes this smart contracts for you and validates results.

Its like saying "React / Vue / whatever" will never catch on because each company can just write their own 10K JS libraries from scratch....

Why would PizzaHut hire people develop software to manage all the rules they want to add to their RewardsCoin when its 3 clicks in the IDE?

[Anonymous No.14161818]

To go back to the BTC discussion, now is a good time to accumulate, or wait for a coming correction?

[Anonymous No.14161837]

>>14161479
Yeah, I think the first use cases to be adopted wont be sexy. Its gonna be acountant stuff on the ledger to cut down admin costs. I mean, if you want a board to suck your dick, just tell them you found a way to cut admin cost

[Anonymous No.14161873]

>>14155006
Muh dick

[Anonymous No.14162296]

>>14161479
What happens after 2140?