1. BITCOIN HAVE LIMITED QUANTITY, IN DIFFERENCE FROM TULIPS AND DOLLARS
2. GOLD EXACTLY SAME A PYRAMID SCHEME AS A BITCOIN BUT ALREADY ABSORB ALL IN
3. CURRENT CAPITALIZATION OF THE BITCOIN 35,788,210,511 USD
FOR EXAMPLE RUSSIAN BILLIONER ALISHER UZMANOV MAY BUY THE HALF OF ALL BITCOINS
USA MILITARY BUDGET - 611,000,000,000 USD
USA DEBT - 18,984,100,000,000 USD
GOLD IN THE WORLD 31553,2 TONS = 1,278,960,782,690 USD
BITCOIN SIMILAR TO GOLD FOR ACCUMULATION AND SIMILAR TO DOLLAR FOR MONEY TRANSFER
THE ONLY THING THAT PREVENTS THE BITCOIN FROM BECOMING A WORLD CURRENCY IS ITS LOW COST
AT THE PRICE OF 10,000,000 USD FOR 1 BITCOIN IT ALREADY CAN REPLACE DOLLARS
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TYPICAL PROBLEM FOR BILLIONER: TO BUY APARTMENT FOR 15 YEARS ASIAN GIRLFREND
FOR EXAMPLE YOU - BILL GATES
YOU HAVE MONEY IN THE BANK
YOU CAN NOT DO ANYTHING WITH THIS MONEY, YOU CAN NOT TAKE TONS OF CASH. GOLD IS VISIBLE ON METAL DETECTORS AT THE AIRPORT
BEFORE PAYING SERIOUS MONEY, YOU NEED TO RECEIVE THE APPOINTMENT PERMISSION AND PAY THE TAXES
AND IF JOURNALISTS SEE WILL BE THE SCANDAL
WITH BITCOIN THERE IS NO PROBLEM
WITH BITCOIN ONLY PROBLEM IS BITCOIN LOW PRICE AND LOW BITCOIN AMOUNT IN INTERGENERAL ARBITRATION
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HERE IS THE DIAGRAM:
https://ibb.co/h8HDiF
BITCOIN PRICE WILL RISE, LIQUIDITY WILL INCREASE, APPLICATION WILL BE EXPANSIONED
THIS IS THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMID AND NEVER WILL BE RUINED
>>2279015
DROP * FROM COINS
>>2279018
>DROP * FROM COINS
You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '* FROM COINS' at line 1
>>2279028
>not having upgraded to the MySQLBro version
why live?
>>2279043
https://mariadb.org/
>>2279050
csv is the future my friend
>>2279080
BUT _YOU_ DONT HAVE THE FUTURE
>>2279084
we,will,see
>>2279015
Excellent points friendo
Bitcoin is the future Swiss bank in your pocket
Anyone who doesn't invest now will miss out
I'm scared.
>>2279105
BUY BITCOIN
BITCOIN SAVE YOU
>>2279105
AHHHH SELL ALL
>>2279015
At $10.000.000 one sat will be worth $0.10 which is too much money for small purchases and an even bigger problem would be that the transaction costs would be 0.0001 botcoin which would amount too $1000 to make 1 transaction.
I see no possible way that plan would fail. We need a coin with a bigger supply and faster transactions if we want to replace fiat. Maybe NEM or some other coin could be it but in the long haul Bitcoin can't replace fiat.
Short term Bitcoin is a good gateway to buy and sell crypto currency though.
So what are you saying? Bitcoin can never crash? (to a catastophic low)?
>>2279104
bitcoin was the first launch of a technology, the technology is not scarce, it can be launched over and over again
so you can have as many little perfect swiss banks in your pockets as you want
that's the issue, if bitcoin was the only crypto that could be created, then it would truly be unvaluable
it's pricing doesn't have anything to do with it's value
it's value is unintuitive because of the previous fact I've pointed
Crazy influx of all-caps pajeet posters recently.
>>2280405
/thread
>>2280405
NOW EXIST 92,000,000 COINS:
https://etherscan.io/chart/ethersupplygrowth
MINING WAS OPEN IN 2015:
https://etherscan.io/chart/hashrate
BUT IN THIS MOMENT WAS ALREADY EXIST 70,000,000 COINS = 14,000,000,000 $
SO FOUNDER HAVE 77% COINS
BITCOIN FOUNDER HAVE NOT MORE THAN 11% COINS
FOR Ethereum FOUNDER % BECOME 11% NEED 50 YEARS MORE
poloniex FULL STACK OF ETH/BTC AND ETT/USD - 32,400,000$
95% OF EARTH'S POPULATION CANNOT THINK BY YOURSELF AND DO SAME LIKE NEARHOODS
>>2280405
https://explore.sia.tech/
Total File Contract Size 169 TB
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/
Market Cap: $379,033,045
169 HARD DISKS COST $379,033,045
1,933,842$ EACH
95% OF EARTH'S POPULATION CANNOT THINK BY YOURSELF AND DO SAME LIKE NEARHOODS
>>2280439
IM YOUR DOCTOR
EAT YOUR MEDICINE AND TAKE AWAY FROM COMPUTER
DO IT NOW
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_gambling
Problem gambling (or ludomania, but usually referred to as "gambling addiction" or "compulsive gambling") is an urge to gamble continuously despite harmful negative consequences or a desire to stop. Problem gambling is often defined by whether harm is experienced by the gambler or others, rather than by the gambler's behaviour. Severe problem gambling may be diagnosed as clinical pathological gambling if the gambler meets certain criteria. Pathological gambling is a common disorder that is associated with both social and family costs.