Imagine Caring About Crypto in 2019

[Anonymous No.15053723]

[Anonymous No.15053764]

Imagine not caring about crypto 2019 onward

[Anonymous No.15053767]

>>15053723
Imagine having an umbrella attached to your head in a thunderstorm. Yea, it's pretty great, now smd you little faggot.

[Anonymous No.15053771]

>imagine caring about crypto in 2016
Thats where you are right now.

[Anonymous No.15053784]

Imagine stopping caring about crypto for even 1 minute

[Anonymous No.15053816]

Imagine Caring about government monopoly money in 2019

[Anonymous No.15053856]

>>15053816
Imagine thinking there will ever be an alternative to government money XD

[Anonymous No.15053890]

>>15053856
Except that already is and it's already more valuable than government printed make believe paper

[Anonymous No.15053901]

>>15053723
Yes just ignore it until it's time to buy the top again

[Anonymous No.15053903]

>>15053723
>imagine posting this retarded shit

[Anonymous No.15053928]

>>15053890
Imagine thinking crypto is a currency and not a speculative asset that is comparable to a stable government currency XD

Tfw you pay taxes on your "currency"

[Anonymous No.15054019]

>>15053928
"Stable"

Nice cope with being an slave wagie for the government the rest of your life.

Tfw you actually pay taxes

[Anonymous No.15054052]

>>15054019
Do you even know what inflation is dumbass?

[Anonymous No.15054100]

>>15054052
It's what happened when eb you can print "stable" money indefinitely

[Anonymous No.15054116]

>>15054019

Economics major and licensed financial advisor

OP is a fucking idiot....This images says everything that cpi and inflation doesn't tell you, and why poor brainlets stay poor

[Anonymous No.15054130]

>>15054100
Imagine claiming the US Dollar is unstable when most countries around the world depend on it. And even worse, imagine claiming that and then offering crypto as a solution, when it is more unstable than your grandma walking without her cane.

[Anonymous No.15054156]

>>15054130
This is exactly why the current global economy is unstable, it's all based in nake believe money

[Anonymous No.15054164]

>>15054116
A graph showing the loss of purchasing power of the US dollar is exactly what a graph of inflation would show you. Highly doubt you've actually studied econ

[Anonymous No.15054190]

>>15054156
No, the reason the economy is unstable is because there are trillions of dollars of debt that is owed to and from banks and other institutions. The solution to that is to create government policy that prohibits greed and stop another 2008. Not crypto.

[Anonymous No.15054193]

>>15054130


You must be a fool if you think the U.S federal reserve can keep printing money the way they do.

Muhhh consumer spending = more growth

But guess who's spending that money, definitey not the consumer, it's the government... deep in trillions I debt

[Anonymous No.15054219]

>>15054164
you have to study econ to understand this?

[Anonymous No.15054232]

>>15054193
How can you think that governments being in debt = unstable currency. You literally aren't even close to proving my points wrong. Try harder.

[Anonymous No.15054238]

>>15054190

It ultimately boils down to this, you obviously are keynsian economics vs Austrian economics, most crypto holders believe in the latter, and that government shouldn't interfere with monetary policy,

Absolute power corrupts absoutely

[Anonymous No.15054261]

>>15054238
Wow, what a coincidence that someone who actually knows about econ leans towards the Keynesian side, while some crypto-obsessed conspirary-theorist basement dweller on the internet leans Austrian

/s

[Anonymous No.15054280]

>>15054232
Brainlets detected

Don't have to try hard, history has proven that "laissez faire"works...OP Typical...pathetic bootlicking statist

[Anonymous No.15054302]

>>15054280
My only recommendation: read some real books instead of watching YouTube videos

[Anonymous No.15054334]

>>15054302
The currency may "appear" stable but the assets and services that are priced in it are not, or equities, real estate, healthcare, basic necessities, ever heard of "credit bubbles"?? something like this would never happen with deflationary currrency, I'm done arguing with a retard.

[Anonymous No.15054345]

>>15054334
Ok cya

[Anonymous No.15054408]

>>15054302
> richest country in the history of the world
> most production than any point in history
> poorest generation now graduating college
Something is horribly wrong. We are just trying to provide an alternative path. One where the next generation of innovators aren't completely disabled.
Your outright opposition to competition is frustrating, but we don't need you. We will build a better world without you.

[Anonymous No.15054446]

>>15054408
So were you trying to prove a point about crypto here, or just make some retarded comment to look smart?

[Anonymous No.15054461]

>>15054446
No just trying to explain the push that crypto is getting. It's not because crypto is a perfectly designed system.
It's because the alternative is stagnation and slavery.

[Anonymous No.15054477]

>>15053723
Agreed. Middeware is all that matters.

[Anonymous No.15054492]

>>15054446
Lol allthese ad hominens to intellectual replies, also zero substance reference on why he thinks Austrian economics doesn't work..

[Anonymous No.15054500]

Imagine thinking that when it all crashes down, crypto won't go with it.

[Anonymous No.15054516]

>>15054461
So a perfect system equals:

1. An unstable currency that fluctuates second to second causing mass imbalances and unpredictability in people being able to buy and sell things.

2. An irreversible transaction network which means people who get scammed, stolen from, or need to be refunded will be left in the dark.

3. Technical barriers: Many people who aren't tech saavy will have trouble understanding how their money works, let alone how to use it.

4. Taxation on everything you buy and sell since the act of buying and selling with crypto is an investment speculation action.

Yea, def seems like a perfect system.

[Anonymous No.15054534]

>>15054261
you sound like the type of person who is desperate to cling to your established wealth and status that you acquired completely within the established system, and are terrified at the success of cryptocurrency because you can't get over the extreme cognitive dissonance it causes in you to even understand the basics of what gives it value. its very existence is an affront to your ego, because its existence is a real threat to your precious little system.

[Anonymous No.15054545]

>>15054534
I achieved my wealth through crypto in 2017

[Anonymous No.15054609]

>>15054500
this, crypto hasn't been through a major recession

[Anonymous No.15054630]

>>15054545
oh. so you're a lucky new money faggot who is overcompensating as an extra good goy in hopes that you will be able to join the club of the legacy wealthy. you won't.

[Anonymous No.15054631]

>>15053890
>make believe paper
You know crypto is the same, only digital make believe.
Besides it still is bound to dollar or euro.

[Anonymous No.15054639]

>>15054516
1. Ideally the crypto economies would be self contained and stop relying on USD equivalence. Until then, price fluctuation is a weapon against the ecosystems.
2. Common platforms need reliability and agreed upon rules. This is a side effect of the protocol and can be actively mitigated against. EOS does this, custodial services to this.
3. These will be alleviated as boomers die off and technology gets better.
4. Taxes are a boomer attack vector. It's a shame they have been applied to crypto. When britain tried to tax tea, we threw it into the ocean.

I also didn't say crypto was perfect. The legacy system is killing the innovators. Instead of learning how to create, they are learning to maintain legacy systems.
The price is enormous.

[Anonymous No.15054703]

>>15054639
Kudos to a serious response, however I simply laugh at some of these assumption, such as waiting on boomers dying off, and solving the problem.

Alas, my reign here is done. Goodbye.

[Anonymous No.15054745]

Imagine not having your life savings in the best performing asset in human history.

[Anonymous No.15054750]

>>15054703
I wrote it for other readers. You seem cocksure and unlikely to change your opinion.

[Anonymous No.15054771]

>>15054461
Crypto is being pushed because unregulated and goldrush mentality.

[Anonymous No.15054772]

>>15053723
all in HOLO

[Anonymous No.15054838]

>>15054771
Crypto is being pushed because it has the ability to be transformational to our society.
That's only speaking to the builders. The comp sci entrepeneurs who are being offered 200k+ starting salaries without ownership and the extremely smart disenfranchised ones who can program as easily as breathe.
Everyone else doesn't really matter in the battle that is to come.

[Anonymous No.15054973]

>>15054703
>3e5ghDI0

cringiest poster I've seen here all week. yikes!

[Anonymous No.15054988]

>>15054838
Transformable because the verfying takes ages and consumes energy like switzerland.
And it takes power away and gives facebook more power. The decentralised system doesnt work that well. When a big company ensure secure money system, everyone will use it. It happens now with apps.
Crypto will never be decentralised.

[Anonymous No.15055015]

>>15053856
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>>15054130
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>>15054261
>>15054302
>>15054345
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[Anonymous No.15055060]

>>15053723
Imagine not caring about crypto before 2020