/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.15808820]

wE aRe eArLy aDoPtErs

[Anonymous No.15808859]

>>15808820

you stupid nigger theres 7.53 billion people on this earth. 1.5 million is NOTHING.

[Anonymous No.15808870]

>>15808859
I was just dropping in to post this exact same thing.
Fuck you op you stupid nigger

[Anonymous No.15808878]

minecraft got to 1m sales in 2011

[Anonymous No.15808884]

Are they giving coordinates of the warehouse or something? What the fuck is 1,5m supposed to be?

[Anonymous No.15808916]

>>15808859
>>15808870
The flaw with this reasoning is that you're assuming all those people (or even a significant portion) will ever give a damn about crypto. The truth is that this 1.5m number represents a very large chunk, maybe even the majority, of people who ever will.

[Anonymous No.15808921]

>>15808884
shitskins use , to denote a decimal place instead of .

[Anonymous No.15808924]

>>15808884
>What the fuck is 1,5m supposed to be?
its One 5 meter length of BBC

[Anonymous No.15809095]

>>15808820
I personally have 3 ledger nanos. So it's hard to infer precisely how many people bought just one

[Anonymous No.15809115]

>>15808820
Many people purchase multiple to lock in the price of assets in large portfolios more effectively

[Anonymous No.15809218]

>>15809115
those are trezors you dolt

[Anonymous No.15809224]

>>15808916
The flaw with this reasoning is that you're assuming you can tell the future, which is obviously false since you don't have one

[Anonymous No.15809230]

>>15808916
Or they represent the meek that inherent the earth

[Anonymous No.15809303]

>>15809218
Looks like ledger to me

[Anonymous No.15809326]

>>15809303
the locking in price is a trezor feature, it protects the value of your assets even if they drop, kind of like having sell options at a higher price, but it's part of the bitcoin protocol.

[Anonymous No.15809431]

>>15809326

[Anonymous No.15809440]

>>15809326
is there a link/site where i can find out more about this? cant see it on trezor website

[Anonymous No.15809483]

>>15808916
Buddy, at least 5B people will use crypto, most wont know about it. 4.5B use the Internet now, by the time crypto is a dominant force in our technological infrastructure that number will be somewhere between 5-6B. People don’t need to be interested in crypto to use it. Every company in the world will switch over to a blockchain stack at some point.

1.5M people becoming millionaires over the next few years is equally as insignificant.

[Anonymous No.15809496]

>>15808820
only youtube normies write like that and think it's funny

[Anonymous No.15809511]

>>15809326
Yeah luckily I have locked Link above 3 bucks and BTC at 18k

[Anonymous No.15809903]

>>15808916
They will when they miss out on the next bull run. These people are retarded at this point, they have heard about buttcoins mostly but they just didnt care at the right time, oops, now Im rich and you fomo in because everyone forgot a crash even happened. The boomers who dont die first will be using crypto by the end of their lives and that sweet sweet boomer retirement money will be ours.

[Anonymous No.15809984]

>>15808820
funny I bought 4. most smart people get more than one for backup. still, even if not, 1.5m is a low AF number.

[Anonymous No.15810003]

>>15809984
Most people dont use those, they use a wallet on their cellphone or they have it on a PC, maybe with like 5 backup external HDs.

[Anonymous No.15810071]

>>15810003
look, you're dumb for 2 reasons:

1. I was obviously talking about people who buy ledger wallets. most of them buy more than one.
2. people who use wallet on their phone don't have backups, especially not 5 external backups. maybe a paper backup hidden in some book at most.

[Anonymous No.15810100]

>>15808870
so was I

[Anonymous No.15810105]

>>15809224

[Anonymous No.15810178]

>>15808884
Fucking shitskin poojeet motherfucker.

[Anonymous No.15810192]

>>15810178
euro faggotry with numbers in many cuck countries uses a comma in place of the decimal stmbol

[Anonymous No.15810239]

>>15809326
Who would honor an $18K price tag when the price is $8K? Why would anyone honor this pricetag? This makes no sense to me. And if it's apart of the bitcoin protocol, why isn't this a universal feature across wallets and even on the exchanges?

[Anonymous No.15810496]

>>15808859
I bought two

[Anonymous No.15810507]

>>15810239
>doesn't know how the lock-in feature works.
How new are you?

[Anonymous No.15810516]

>>15810239
As I said it's like buying an option
don't @ me if you didn't even read the whitepaper ffs newfags these days

[Anonymous No.15811458]

>>15808820
There are 36 million millionaires in the world.

[Anonymous No.15812387]

>>15810239
i thought everyone on this board was smart enough to understand the trezor price lock feature... at the very minimum i expected this much

[Anonymous No.15812422]

I dont know anyone who owns crypto, let alone owns a hardware security wallet

this must be bullshit

[Anonymous No.15812428]

>>15810239
you're just incredulous because you weren't around at the peak of the bull market.
price locking with a wallet fucking works.
Personally, I just unlocked mine and sent it over to huobi, bought myself a cool stash of RSR, a suicide stack of RLC, and a bit of Link. I'll keep buying in if Link dips again.
Btw, you can only get the full value when you unlock it, for the equivalent in a stable coin.
Since other shitcoins have tanked since the peak, you'll probably getting a bad exchange rate with those.

[Anonymous No.15812486]

>>15808916
The flaw with your reasoning is that you assume fiat wont completely collapse like every single other time it has ever been tried throught the history of the human race. When it does, what do you think people will turn to? Gold, which despite making an excellent currency cannot be easily sent long distances quickly without resorting to receipt banking which will inevitably degrade into fiat? Or this readily available digital currency that can do fancy shit on top of being easily transferrable without relying on a bank and without giving a central authority power to inflate the supply?
If you werent retarded you would realize that its not just likely to be adopted by every person on the planet, its nearly guaranteed. You are like the guy saying that cars will never replace horses, or that man will never fly, or that the internet will never take off.

[Anonymous No.15812531]

>>15812422
You must be surrounded by stupid people.

A 10/10 cutie at work bought one. I can assure you she is a normalfag. And this is in a shithole country, not Europe.

[Anonymous No.15812758]

>>15812531
Shithole countries are far more likely to be familiar with the instability of traditional currency, and as a result, more open to crypto.

[Anonymous No.15812859]

these ledgers are part of why this industry wont take off
its a hassle, complex and you always end up forgetting ur passwords
i have 25-30 ETHs in one of my ledgers and cant find the fucking words or remember my fucking password
it tells me three try's and the stick will shut down for good
i also have alot of fuckin shitcones on these devices that i couldnt flip because of the sme fucking reason

[Anonymous No.15812886]

>>15812859
Good. That's how they're supposed to work. Take money away from brainlets and more for the rest of us

[Anonymous No.15812898]

>>15812859
How..

[Anonymous No.15812911]

>>15812886
n i g g e r who has the time to keep track of all these devices, i have like seven of them and havent used one in two years

>>15812898
how what?