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>> No.19786135
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Its going to flip BTC now that Tether Dumped Omni for the glorious erc20 protocol. But first we are going to 120$.

>> No.19786163

>>19786113
honestly, the powers that be don't want ETH to succeed, and thus it wont
Go back to Bitcoin. 100k in 2021

>> No.19786748

>>19786113
Sure, it's slower than your uniswap x 100, it might dip a few times here and there but you retards do realize that just through the huge adoption and basically being the foundation of anything defi in the long term this shit will only be going up?

>> No.19786808

>>19786113

Literally 95% of all adoption and Projects are built on Eth

People are literally betting against billions and billions of private and corporate capital investment so far that has been spent to develop ecosystems in this space

They literally think they’re smarter and their favorite Coin which I ironically is build on Eth is going to succeed

Top kek

I’m 70% Eth because I’m not stupid. Yes it won’t get me 20x or 50x gains but it’s blue chip and risk free

>> No.19786845

>>19786808
you always say that and imply that the concepts they develope cant be moved to another blockchain and just rewrite any smart contract into x language of blockchain y.

>> No.19786889

>>19786845
I theory, yes. But do you reminder how in the 90'2 early 2000's whatever people were still actually making search engines (like Lycos and already forgot all the other ones), but at some point they just quit because google was so adopted and ahead that it made more sense to build stuff that makes you money off google's shit rather than trying to beat it? That's where ETH is getting soon.

ETH rivals exist and are legit in the fields of data transaction blockchains, IoT & AI implementations as such but in crypto as money Ethereum will be undisputed king.

But I hope you all don't believe m so I can accumulate more while it's under $300

>> No.19786890

>>19786845
Yeah because that makes business sense and is easy... :/

>> No.19786899

>>19786889
yeah okay I typed that really in hurry in between typing 2 other things so I messed up a few times, but you know what I mean

>> No.19786906

>>19786808
>Yes it won’t get me 20x or 50x gains but it’s blue chip and risk free
20x is guaranteed when we reach bubble levels.

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>>19786113
we are seeing the last leg down before next bull run. Load up at $180, possibly $150 and worse case $130

>> No.19786923

>>19786910
lets hope $130, I wanna get at least 10 more before the next bull run.

>> No.19786932

>>19786889
This guy understands

How many people still you ask Jeeves?

Yes there is better tech
Yes your project might be better or more superior
But Eth has adoption

It’s the 90’s and eth is microsoft windows and your project is an Apple Mac at best

>> No.19787023

>>19786889
Yahoo was very entrenched as the leader when Google came along and dislodged it. At first, actually, Google powered the search function within Yahoo itself, but eventually Google cams to dominate.

This race isn’t over and ETH isn’t complete yet.

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>>19786932
Only thing is its not the 90's in crypto, its more like 2002 or 2003, where stocks floundered for over a decade. Its easy to look back and say 'wow that went quick!' but in reality it was a slow grind and it took over 15 years for microsoft/nasdaq to do only a 10x and that was only after there was Tech 2.0 with FB, Goog, other new ones on the scene.
Crypto is no different. Eth is definitely a leader but it's gonna take a decade or more to even get back above $500. Tradeable? Yes...Leader? Yes... Quick moonshots? No.

>> No.19787260

>>19787029
>a decade or more
five years max.

>> No.19787325

>>19787029
>decade or more to even get back above $500.

No way, I think that by 2022 we'll be back at $600 - $800 easily.

This year ends the 4 year market cycle. History tends to repeat itself, 2021 should mark the start of a new bull market...if we dont have a 3rd 4th 5th and 6th wave of corona that is...

>> No.19787484

>>19787260
>>19787325
Nah...right now everyone is tapped out of cash and all the big crypto players like Bitmex, Binance, etc have been explicitly warned by China, US, India and others to stop using Tether bullshit as price support or else those governments will legit shut all them down and really publicly arrest them for financial chickanery. I know all of you in the crypto world are like 'thats bullish!!!' but when all you have left is Coinbase (and their kyc, huge fees, downtime during movements, etc) you'll start to understand the power of the state.
Right now Eth and Btc are rather inseparable in price action and prices aren't going up since no one has spare cash and stocks are where people are putting money now. The crypto gold rush is over...time to scrape through the tailings.

>> No.19787625

>>19787484
oh no
it's retarded

>> No.19787784

>>19787484
"Yes it's over before it ever began.
Crypto is just one big waste of resources that cutting edge companies just can't resist"
Is this your argument? I think this is your argument right here.

>> No.19787917

>>19787784
I never said that you infantile mong.
If you read what I said, you can't argue with it.
For all these 'cutting edge' companies you claim are getting into crypto, it sure as hell hasn't been showing up in the price action...which, at the end of the day, is all that matters. Mining has all but dried up except the huge huge farms and the only money being tossed into crypto these days is kids and pajeets putting a couple hundred here and there and hoping it goes up, not knowing the bots/ai know when organic money comes in and then scoop up the money and drop the price, rinse, repeat. Get a fucking clue and open your moronic eyes.

>> No.19787935

>>19786113

it's up 8,104.92% from the starting price what more do you want

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>>19786113
>buy multi billion dollar cap coin
>moon piece of shit
>mfw sold it for $1200

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Speaking as a socialist. (This is relevant not politicking, don't fling shit like apes, hear me out) These anons arguments work within the context of our dominant ideology and will play out should that ideology remain dominant, which I think it will for at least the next two decades into the 2040s.
>>19786808
>>19786889
>>19786932
>>19787784
That good shit out of the way. Capitalism as an economic mode of production in an attempt to keep its coherence during crisis can and often will push its contradictions more than it otherwise would in times of normalcy. (Not politicking so I'm not elaborating on those here, if you want an example of empirical examples google "marxism TRPF")

Point being, yes, smart contracts and both ethereum and bitcoin have already proven their value to the market and capital will organically accumulate into their blockchains. But, that's not the whole picture. Irrational exuberance also drives the market, it's what all us smart money investors since the bottom in 2018 have been hoping for. We're very likely entering a new great depression. It doesn't really matter how you approach the question whether from a free market libertarian perspective or that of the left, it's clear for many reasons.

Though conditions seem bearish, and they are for most of the market, the perfect time for massive spurts of irrational exuberance are during times of great desperation. If this depression were to drag on for 10 years it would not surprise me to see bitcoin reach 300-500K and ethereum 50-100K by 2030. Ethereum especially is perfectly in line with capitals tendency towards automation. Financial firms are going to aggressively pursue any efficiency gains they can over the coming decade.

>> No.19788046

>>19786845
Aske me how I know You are tech illiterate, they acually, unironically and literally fucking cant lol

This "moved to another blockchain" shit didnt worked last 3 years when last usecase (icos) od eth literally died, how can it now when defi liquidity and stack is on eth?
You replicate 10 diferent interconnected projects that took years to build ground up and beg users to move 1 bilion of liquidity?

Fuck you anons are dumb lol

>> No.19788359

>>19786808
>tons of shitcoins are built on eth so eth is good
uhhhh retard maybe you should read your post before clicking submit

>> No.19788563

>>19786808
howdy pardner, the only reason eth went sky high to begin with was the ico crazy of 2016-2017. it's over

>> No.19788587

>>19786113
already moooned. doesn't live up to its expectations. buy ada.

>> No.19788628

you people are lost souls

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>Crabs

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>>19788018
Crypto as an asset class is still very much in its infancy. Big tech is doing all it can right now to secure its place as the dominant global economic, and to a lesser extent political, force i.e. old money vs new money. There's so much money being injected into the economy right now and it will have to flow somewhere. Once faith in traditional/outdated assets begins to dwindle the inrush of money into the market will be unreal. Big tech will play their part in the rapid growth, don't be foolish enough to think that they aren't aware of how powerful distributed ledger technology is.