MSNBC just had a segment on BTC and how Putin is getting interested

smart money

i-is that shopped?

>>2986283
No

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>we are the smart money

Love how the (((media))) will keep trying to demonize crypto

>>2986320
lol no

>>2986325
They actually weren't demonizing it, the segment was decent. First she explained fiat then she explained how crypto is better, but then went on about the Putin stuff because it was the main focus

We are in public awareness.

>>2986273
>MSNBC

Personally I don't think Putin would be interested in blockchain technology because it is inherently transparent. Decentralized transactions are easier to trace, not good if you are laundering millions and billions of dollars through your Violinist best friend.

The only reason I could see Putin championing it is as a fuck you to American fiscal dominance of FX markets while simultaneously projecting the image of Russian superiority in technological innovation

>>2986273
>Are we in the public awareness phase or are we still early adopters? Damnit

nope, you're just retarded hillary voter and everything in this world is backed by putin's evil plots, get rekt again

National Bolshevik Channel

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>>2986475
pic related now and forever.

TRUMP WON BY A SMALL MARGIN IN A PERIOD OF ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT SENTIMENT.

>>2986273
>MSNBC
So in other words the segment was 100% fake news

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>>2986487
>TRUMP WON BY A SMALL MARGIN IN A >PERIOD OF ANTI-ESTABLISHMENT SENTIMENT.

trump won, ftfy

>>2986273
ETH blasting out of the milky way?

>>2986399
For fucks sake they're all actors on the same side. Scripted bullshit.

>>2986531
You're delusional okay, all of you people on the right are delusional. You can look at their objective voting records and compare them, you're falling for conservative propaganda. Fuck you righties

>>2986273
Sounds more like the prelude to the government crackdown phase.

>>2986575
Ok sweetiebuns.

>>2986575
fuck off over to /pol/
/biz/ is about making wise financial decisions

We mainstream

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/08/03/style/what-is-cryptocurrency.html

>>2986612
Are you retarded? I was telling him to fuck off back to /pol/

>>2986593
How could government crackdown a decentralized system? There's nothing to attack.

Putin interested = kgb haxors know something

>>2986671
They can go after exchanges, but not the coins themselves. That or the developer's, depending on the coin.

>>2986575
FUCK OFF OF BIZ WE DONT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT YOUR POLITICS BULLSHIT JUST MONEY

RRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>2986698
Maybe the US government could also somehow filter all Bitcoin related information packages since they control most of the internet access points. I don't know if this would be possible though.

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>>2986575
Stay salty, faggot. I'm getting rich in Trump's America.

>>2986273
Literally 1984 propoganda. we still have years.

>>2986575
kill yourself, nigger lover

>>2986273
just got my masters degree, wrote my thesis on that matter. I think we are 1-2 years from major break through, for now it is still too early and way too complicated for normies to operate in crypto world + there is no real use cases, you cant pay for anything with crypto.
we need something that will allow crypto to spill into the real world, a new platform that will allow them to easily spend and receive crypto cash + it is way too volatile for now, but yeah "wild west" times will end soon.

>>2987709

b-but i just got here :(

>>2986273
Pretty soon they'll be saying that Trump paid Putin in ETH to hack the election for him.

>>2987709
will be more stable when we have a widely adoption and easy/cheap transactions ?

>>2987833
it has to be stable before it really takes of, but before that crypto will go through "store of value asset" in normies world. they are gonna watch TV, see that you can make big gains in crypto, and that is where crypto will start to really grow. the only thing left is a platform that will allow them to easily trade and store it.
Thing with crypto is that evolutionary changes happen almost instantly(if you want to know more you can read about kondratievs waves and glazievs cycles, that would be a good start). we are still early adopters, but that will change pretty soon, way too soon for my liking.

>>2987938
and we can profit by that holding, right ? which other books yoy recommend ?

my community college spanish class filled with old boomers all know what bitcoin is

>>2988261
Yes, but are they holding any?

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>>2986531
>This stupid kid actually believes what the mass media tells him to believe

I hope skeletor doesn't get assassinated

>>2988131
if you want to invest, you can do something like STATUS, CiVIC, SONM and other crypto "infrastructure" projects, they will moon either way. i am personally a fan of SONM project, they already have working alfa + really solid white paper+roadmap, you can get it really cheap right now.
But if you want a really good advice, i would recommend reading on that stuff yourself, no amount of shilling will guarantee you success unless you know what you are doing.

>>2988282
They're waiting for someone to offer a prospectus.

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>>2988818
Kek

>>2988791
i will study their wps, thanks bro for your kindness

>>2986273
>are we the early adopters?
I might be, you probably aren't.

Go look at your fucking meme chart. Did the early adopters sell at the end of the "early adopter" stage or did they hold and sell to the late majority later?

I'm probably a real early adopter but I just keep on holding.