When will nocoiners learn to perform the simple task of

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Nocoiners think long-term.

Why would a buy a coin when I can buy a productive asset instead?

>>1917621
Because bitcoin is like gold but with productive devs that keep improving it as you get richer as the economy and fiat meme collapses.

>>1917550
Nice little LTC pump, let's see if it can be sustained, it has crashed from 0.008 to 0.0055 already

>>1917820
>like gold
Gold is also not a productive asset. At best it's a hedge for the market.
>the economy and fiat meme collapses.
Oh boy, you fell for the shilling hard didn't you?

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>>1917853
>Oh boy, you fell for the shilling hard didn't you?
You mean facts?

>>1917857
>facts
Bitcoin isn't a global reserve currency. It's actually pretty terrible as a currency in general.

>>1917864
You haven't understood anything haven't you?

>>1917867
On the contrary, I've understood all too well.

>>1917871
The lack of BTC in your portfolio says otherwise.

>>1917884
>does too
>does not
>does too
>does not
This discussion is clearly pointless. Bye.

>>1917890
Stay poor.

>BTC
>a currency that takes 30 minutes to transfer

An email can go through in 3 seconds, but bitcoin takes 30 minutes.

If email is more efficient than the currency you are investing in, something is wrong.

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last (new ATH) data point is march 2017 @ 525 million days destroyed
>dump of the century incoming

hold onto your asses bitcoiners

buy ETH while you can

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>you bought the $.09 pivx dip and sold at $1

>>1917550
Why didn't nocoiners short then?

>>1918480
maybe pay 1/1000th of a cent to execute your transfer instead of 1/100000th of a cent.

>>1918537

Please explain your chart to me.

>>1918572
a large amount of extremely old coins were moved. og whales planning something.

here's the big march tx:
https://blockchain.info/tx/6eebdafc212dca8fada6eb635d2d05bac06dfb86fd82c262fff1e2940ca824a6

>>1918577
>a large amount of extremely old coins were moved. og whales planning something.

Do you think this has anything to do with the huge ZEC volume in March?

>>1918615
no, that big tx on 3/24 had a value of 64 million, which was 3 million larger than ZEC's entire market cap on 3/24. it was from the 13th richest BTC address that existed.

>>1918620

Where are they transferring all those bitcoins?

>>1918577
Any chance its just some old miner that got in at the beginning managing to recover his wallet?

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>>1917857
global reserve currency has been phisical gold, even before that chart history

and still is

bitcoin copies gold and adds more perfection on top, the bad weak things about btc, all that incredible qualities can be launched over and over again, so all that good is not scarce, it's just the standariced coin, and that's where its value comes from

gold is not just the standard between metals, it's the best due to its difference

I'm hardcore ancap, and yet I'm skerptic about having a correct btc price

I look at you, and I only get disgusted of the people that populates crypto

>>1918669
>global reserve currency is not the petrol dollar
Opinion discarded.

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>bought one ETH at $51
>shapeshifted to LTC at $7
Who else /shrewd/ here?

>>1918665
doubt it. could be an exchange or mining pool operator cold wallet or something. most of the coins got split out into hundreds or maybe thousands of new addresses at 20 BTC or other odd amounts per address, then like 10-15 addresses at 2500 BTC each. who knows what they are doing.

>>1918669
>>1918680

the global reserve currency are the US nuclear warheads, without which there is no petrodollar, without which there is no Rothschild controlled banks, without which there is no puppet US government.
Git gud.

>>1917820
The only thing that brings Bitcoin and Gold in the same sentence is the fact that without Gold you have no Bitcoin. It is never the other way around.

>>1918706
Other countries have nukes but without oil the world would grind to a halt.

Most websites say I can't buy in Ohio

>>1918696

you did what?

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>>1918696
Dude I did the exact same thing!

But then I switched to XRP and PIVX and made all my money back so in the end it was ok

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>>1918480
>why aren't things fast and cheap reee
This is why you are poor. You are waiting for things to be perfect to invest.

It will be instant and free with Lightning Network.

>>1918480
tfw it took 3 days for my cash to move from coinbase to my bank

XRP is the next big thing with SYS . Buy till you can . No shitposting

>>1917544

>Was thinking of buying when it was £750
>Hesitated
>Back up to £880 and climbing


Should I just an hero?

Why would you buy something that is going to collapse??

>>1917544
I did.
Unfortunately my margin limit was $10000 so I only made about $2000 (did not buy at the very bottom, but after).

>>1917544
That's not a fucking dip, it's a consolidation which got lucky and shot up.