It's over. If you're reading this it's too late.

Sponsored aka targeted ad you dumb twat

>>3108740
Nope, we have at least another 5 years

>>3108740
You couldn't be more wrong. You will be making more money than ever as the market cap closes on 1 trillion+ until it reaches parody with actual stocks. And even than if you know wtf your doing you can make way more than 5-10% returns. But if you ride the waves of normie money you could be making 100,000% returns if you arent a moron.

>>3108754
>until it reaches parody

> Implying Normies are smart enough to not fall for schemes like ChainCoin pump.
When normies are onboard, we're talking about pumps that makes DGB pump look like some shit tier pump.

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Do you really think that the average person will

>actually teach themselves what a blockchain is
>teach themselves what smart contracts are
>extrapolate these ideas into valuable use cases that they can understand
>spend hours of out of the day keeping up with new tech and coin movements

You are overestimating this. A lot of normies bought eth at $250 and immediately lost interest when it didn't become BTC overnight. The average person will not think that they can turn $100 into $1000 into a fortune. The average person will not be a day trader, the average person will not hold.

The average person does not have money for this. Go ahead and look up the average amount people in different age brackets have in the bank. 18-25 year olds are broke and spend all their money on garbage.

You have to be a certain kind of person to be into this, and you need to be creative, smart, and sometimes lucky to be successful.

This market will not even begin to be harder to enter until the real wall street money pours in, and if/when that becomes the norm, you better be invested because it will make us all filthy rich.

>>3108740
>The normies have arrived and they're here to ruin our gains.

The normies are how we fucking get to $150k a coin. Accumulate like madmen now

>>3108816
Pretty much this

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>>3108740
Bitcoin's time is drawing to an end. Like a phoenix from the ashes, the time shall come for us to rise and sprout.

>>3108877
I will never get tired of Bitbean

>>3108753

>>3108754

Parity nig

no way, my whole normie family still think it's a scam

>>3108998

Just wait until BTC inevitably approaches $10k per. Fear of missing out will really start to hit people I'd bet

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>>3108816
My confirmation bias senses are tingling

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>>3108754
>reaches parody

>>3108740
Normies have arrived and are here to ruin our gains?

Do you understand basic supply and demand?

>>3109039
You underestimate the normies, anon.

>>3109094
>you must be joking

>>3108740

>Marketcap increase
>Volume trade increase
>Supply of Bitcoin decrease with respect to amount of demand coming into exchanges

and you say this isnt going to give you anything CLOSE to 5-10%?

Nigga its gonna be 50-100% a year until 1 Bitcoin is worth 100,000 by 2025

>>3108740
is fudding the normies our only salvation?

>>3108816
do you really think even half of /biz/ does those either

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>>3108740
>normies invest in bitcoin via coinbase because that's the most they can figure out
>they treat it like a stock and only see the price on cnbc every week or two
>november approaches and bitcoin core refuses to hard fork to 2MB blocks
>jihan and crew decide they are crashing this plane with no survivors
>the miners start by moving 25% of hash power over to BCC from BTC
>BTC block times spike to 15 minutes per block
>panic ensues
>all BTC moneies flow into BCC, ETH, and LTC
>36 hours later
>BTC hash power now at a fraction of what it was a few days ago
>block/confirmation times are now 6-8 hours per block
>BTC transaction fees approaching $50 per transaction on avg, $150 for expedited
>it takes a full day to transfer coins onto an exchange but the price has already cratered to $250
>BCC now trading for $3500, ETH for $900, LTC for $350
>a few days later, normies see on cnbc that their bitcoin investment is all but wiped out
>normies now hate bitcoin again
>blockstream forced to disband and blocksteam employees get their twitter accounts shut down
>satoshi goes public and thanks the BCC dev team for creating the coin that he always wanted and hoped for
>vitalik elected as secretary of block chain technology
>we own the crypto market again

>>3110101
beautiful post. thank you anon.

>>3110101
Are you Satoshi?

>>3108740
what is targeted advertising

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>>3110101

>>3110101
You forgot
>/r/bitcoin merged with /r/suicidewatch

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>back in 2014 when most people hadn't heard of it yet

>>3108740
Normies know about bitcoin but how many actually buy it? Once your mom starts using bitcoin you'll know when it's over.