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Guys I think I've figured out (((their))) plan

So people following the stock market know we're very overbought right now in traditional markets, eventually we will have to have another crash and it's going to be even uglier than last time, central banks printing money and buying up equities is not going to be as effective as last time.

Big money has to find some way to make money yet also reduce exposure to this crash without tipping their hand too hard to retail and small fish. Gold can't be used for this, the amount of money that would have to pour into gold to hold all that wealth would rock the boat too hard and be a clear tell of impending doom, as well as being hugely impractical and subpar returns generally.

Enter crypto. It is not pegged to anything and can therefore hold an infinite amount of wealth. Best part is pouring money into crypto just looks like a bullish bet on new technology instead of a clear bet against the market.

Why do you think (((they))) are allowing all this positive sentiment in the media about crypto? They need this to catch on!

Could this be what's really going on /biz/?

>> No.4920893

>>4920866
no

>> No.4920916
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4920916

>>4920893
care to explain why?

>> No.4920934

>>4920866
chekd

>> No.4920941

>>4920866
>central banks printing money and buying up equities is not going to be as effective as last time

>>4920893
This

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4921008

>>4920866
SHHHHHHHHH

>> No.4921075

>>4920916
>not pegged to anything and therefore can hold infinite wealth
The problem with this is that there's no guarantee of a cryptos value. It's only as valuable as someone is willing to pay for it. It's literally just tulips until we reach a point where people are no longer willing to throw money into something that can't be exchanged for goods and can't be sold and that's when it will come crashing down