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9922382 No.9922382 [Reply] [Original]

Where were you when Japan saved crypto from mutts?

>> No.9922449

>>9922382
japan doesnt even buy alts

>> No.9922658

>>9922382
All praise the eternal samuray !
Ni hao gong bao !

>> No.9922674

>>9922449
probably more comfortable buying with btc instead of fiat

>> No.9922679

>>9922382
what a shitty graphic

>> No.9922696

>>9922679
1/10

>> No.9922704

>>9922674
no they dont even buy alts with btc

>> No.9923068
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9923068

Basically there are 2-3 countries buying crypto which show this isn't even a blip if this really gets going.

Japan the real MVP and they don't bother with most of the scammy alts. Eurofags always complaining about Americans selling but they're hardly putting any money into crypto. Koreans gambling with alts, heavy trade volume but not putting in a lot of new money.

>> No.9923092
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9923092

>>9923068
Japan has been ahead of the curve, will be the first country to be fully regulated with institutional money pouring in

>> No.9923172

>>9923068
Japan is ultrafucked m8. Negative real interest rates are pushing money into the most absurd speculative investments imaginable, i.e. crypto. You have been warned.

>> No.9923307
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>>9923172

Sweden and Switzerland have much higher negative interest rates than Japan Anon. I don't think it's necessarily jumping into speculation. I think an important thing that bizarre and/or bad monetary policies do is make people question government manipulation of currencies and seek alternatives. Crytpo is obvious but also in Switzerland they just had a failed referendum to disallow all but the central bank to do fractional reserve banking (making money out of thin air).

>> No.9923333

>>9922382
Where's MonaCoin in that image?

>> No.9923418

>>9923307
Yeah but the Scandicucks still have it in their heads that real estate is a sound investment. The Japanese have watched their real estate values slow motion train wreck over the past twenty years.

>> No.9923425

>>9922382
god damn you europeans are pathetic, start pulling your weight.

>> No.9923445

>>9922382

I'm in Japan right now and most places aren't accepting Bitcoin due to June 18th laws going into effect. It's being heavily regulated right now. However right as you get to the big scramble light in Shibuya there's a huge billboard for Bitcoin payments so that's cool.

>> No.9923446

>>9923425
They are called yuropoors for a reason.

>> No.9923468

https://youtu.be/nid1Szud524

Bitcoin Cash is Taking Over Tokyo

>> No.9923578
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>>9923468

> Cringy Roger Ver marketing ≠ BCH Takeover of Tokyo

BCH volume in BCH/JPY is like $2.5 Million. Basically nothing. BCH volume as a whole is also anemic.

The reason BCH value is so high is that so much is still locked up and there are some miners who are holding on to newly minted BCH trying to drive the price up. If we get into a longer deeper bear market, they will capitulate. The dumping of BCH might be epic.

>> No.9923604

The only thing that graphic tells me is how absolutely impoverished europoors are

>> No.9923609

>>9923425

we trade in USD

>> No.9923845
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9923845

>>9923609
>Euro is so useless, even eurofags cash out in dollars

>> No.9923869

>>9922382
All that graph tells me is tha tthere's more fiat/usdt going int EOS than into ETH. Flippening is around the corner faggots

>> No.9923876

>>9923845
no but europeans use coinbase to buy crypto and coinbase converts to USD

>> No.9923907

>>9922704
how do you know

>> No.9923909

God I'm ashamed I'm in EuroDisneyland guys why are we so cryptopoor?

>>9923876
And I have used Conebase there is no problem at all. They are based in Estonia

>> No.9923922

>>9923909
who says there's a problem idiot

>> No.9923956

>>9922382
Japan destroyed the world with QE to in an attempt to wrest control from the mutts.

Japan has the most fiat printed with which to seek lifeboats.

>> No.9923971
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9923971

>fiat currencies matter

>> No.9923983

>>9923971
>that fucking graph

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>>9923092
tell that to my 70% loss fuck why it has to dumo so hard I know its long time hold but crist it brakes my spirit.

>> No.9924033

>>9923907
japan exchanges have basically no alt volume in any currency.
meanwhile okex ie jpy/btc is literally the biggest exchange in the world

>> No.9924056

>>9924033
so? japanese people can trade on binance too you know?

>> No.9924075

>>9923971
wtf do those blue wavy lines even mean?

>> No.9924208

>>9924056
binance is crypto pairs only.
unless youre saying that japan only buys alts with btc on binance, without even touching alts with fiat for some unknown reason.
i think its more likely they dont trade alts that much.

>> No.9924237

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>> No.9924284

>>9924237
S O Y
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>> No.9924363

>>9924208
yes, i think they buy BTC with their regulated alt exchanges, and then they use binance/kucoin/finex for alts because lower fees than their own alt exchanges and less regulation
i think that's more likely than japanese not trading alts for some unknown reason

if you really want to find out, dig public information released by exchanges in regards to the geographical distribution of the ips of their visitors