JEWS ON SUICIDE WATCH

>>137384237
One decision by any amount of governments and this could be worthless in minutes.

>>137384237
so this is why eth is catching up

how far can it go?

i'm betting it will stop at 15k

I just made a shit ton of money lads. Fuck you all.

Why does bitcoin do so well when it is objectively one of the worst cryptocurrencies? Not an eth fag btw, both seem seriously flawed

>>137385888
it was the first cc i guess, every other coin is just a deviation from btc

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>>137384237
>holding shitcoin bags
>they're not following
fuck /biz/

>>137385888
Isn't it because NK is hoarding it before they attack USA?

STOP IT

I HAVE NO COINS

I HAD COINS BUT NO MORE

PLS STOP

That feel when I helped convince someone not to bother with bitcoin when they were $20 each.

Oi gimmie like... 6 coins that's all I need! And I'll pop out a white baby!

Will it drop, or keep climbing? Reasons for your opinion?

>>137385977
I guess the whole first mover thing is a pretty good advantage, but plenty of other tech products that came first were quickly surpassed by superior products. Bitcoin is an oligarchy and other coins do what it does better.

>>137385709
this

>>137386296
The smart money has already cashed out. It won't double or triple for sure.

I would sell as fast as I could at this moment. Its soooo close to pop like any bubble

>>137386296
i think it will go up to 5k by the end of the year and crash back down to 3k

>>137386272
My friend who was studying economics at the time, convinced me not too buy 300 worth at 22 cents... Had I sold now, that'd be 5.7 million. I was literally going to the buy them that day, and my friend talked me out of it when he came to my house to hang out. Imagine my shock...

>>137386453
kill him

>>137384237
is it too late to get in on this?

>>137386434
Depends on how much you have.
If you think you'd make a decent chunk out of it, and won't regret it later, do it now.

>>137384237
I bought those shitty bitcoins when they were 70 bucks a piece - bought 30 of them for purposes that never materialized... never sold them thereafter.

Should I sell now? I am reasonably well off and have resisted the urge to sell ever since I bought them.

>>137386555
nope


buy in a couple days time when it dips to about $3600

i originally bought bitcoin at $400 because i thought it would one day be worth $100,000

every day that passes my vision starts to look more like a reality. fuck the FUDers

>>137385756
It's value can go infinitely high since there's a finite limit on how many are produced.

>>137386453
He bought em himself. Lmao

>>137386453
Brutal. The sad part is the $20, or in your case only $66, is fucking nothing and wouldn't have been a real risk at all.

Feels bad man.

>>137386453
It would be impossible to get that $5.7 million out in cash though.

>>137386665
Yo, how does one "buy" bitcoin.

Just curious, isn't like some super autsitic algorithm or some shit that keeps the currency so stable and at a fixed amount?

Also, I may or may not want to get in on this and make my ancap dreams come true. So pls, share how I would even do that as a tech normie.

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>tfw I told friends to buy some Bitcoin every month with like 10% of their paycheck

>tfw they ignored me and weren't interested in the concept

>tfw now they are sucking my dick and "congratulating" me because they want to have a rich friend

>>137386665
I am going to sell my silver to get on this. 3500 about? Last time people told me to BUY NOW ethercoin at 400, it dropped by half that week and I lost half my investment, lol..

>>137385709
I disagree due to the fact that if western zog governments ban it, it will only empower those nations that dont

>>137386895
Dam. Wish you were my friend, everyone told me it was a bad idea and I was too weak to think for myself. Now I wanna die

>>137386895
> on 4chan
> claims they're rich

if you were rich you wouldn't be here shitposting on 4chan. you're not fooling us for a moment.

>>137385888
It's not objectively one of the worst though. Admittedly litecoin is better for your day to day transactions but bitcoins coin limit of 21000000 is low making it scarcer. In my opinion, Bitcoin should be treated like your savings account and litecoin should be treated like your current account

>>137386861
download a software wallet, like electrum

register at an exchange like kraken. crypto exchanges that deal with fiat money are by law required to get some info on you so dont let that scare you away

or you can just search up other ways. there are hardware wallets which are safer and there are other exchanges to buy Bitcoin, or other ways altogether like buying it localbitcoins to buy it from someone in person craigslist style

>>137386393
>It won't double or triple for sure.
It can easily go to one million per bitcoin. There is not enough bitcoins for everyone. If it becomes popular among normal people (which it might) then the price might skyrocket.

People said it had reached a ceiling when it was $10 per bitcoin. Nobody imagined that bitcoin would be worth $20 or $30. People said that was silly, but in reality there is no upper boundry.

>>137386453
dude take solace in the fact that there is no way in hell you would have had the discipline to hold on to them for all the ups and downs

>>137386901
Eth is going to hover around 400 until tgere is a big bump in btc price.
Your best bet is to get onto neo or omg

>>137384237

Why the fuck haven't I bought this when it was around 200 dollars. I could be rich by now. Insanely impossible gainz.

>>137386649
Keep holding

>>137384237
I was a poor faggot but after buying bitcoins and trading it off i made 1 million euros

Is mining profitable at $4k a coin?

I got out of it a few years ago, even with ASICs and purpose built hardware, it just wasn't worth the trouble and electricity costs.

Figure you can potentially make way more by trading these days.

>>137386845
why tho he could get it little by little

>>137387148

What would you do if you had no life to start with or aspirations to do anything with yourself?
Buy a badass computer, shitpost on 4chan.

>>137386732
actually, no

with every block, it gets harder to mine, so no it cannot grow infinitely

>>137387347
http://whattomine.com/

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>>137384237
Tfw you had a chance to be paid in bitcoins but thought it was never gonna take off so took cash instead

>>137387347
>Is mining profitable at $4k a coin?

Depends; are you a chinese criminal?

>>137387636
>http://whattomine.com/
No, but I'm not afraid of a little cultural appropriation!

best coin to invest into right now?

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Goldman sachs predicted bitcoin's last month PERFECTLY.
>link removed because i dont know why this is caught in the spam filter

Goldman sachs are now positive on bitcoin, and I heard JP Morgan are adding it to pension funds or something.
>link removed because i dont know why this is caught in spam filter

Bitcoin is BIG NEWS. The Party is only just starting


>>137386901
NEO is the new Ethereum. I've made bank on that shit recently.

I still hold my gold and silver, I added BTC to my portfolio. Gold is my insurance policy against everything.

>>137386861
find an exchange and buy. it will be added to a virtual wallet, if you want to keep it on your own wallet then download one. my fav wallet is electrum cause its easy as fuck to use. you need to do a little research.

Right now all my bitcoin is on the bittrex exchange though because im using it to trade alt coins right now. making good money doing that


>THIS POST IS SPAM
wtf?

>tfw you had 10 and sold them all at $2000

>>137386895
I am not selling my Bitcoin anytime soon for paper money so theoretically you are right I guess? not really tho because there are plenty of places where I can pay with BTC directly

assuming everyone on 4chan is poor is dumb. there are probably a lot of nerds who suddenly had money because of Bitcoin. it just grew too fast. I am still the same person as I was 5 years ago Im not gonna be like "oh damn I can live the yuppie lifestyle now" fuck that I like sitting on my PC, play gaymes and browse 4chin. I consider it a comfortable life insurance for the future, not something I can use to be a faggot like Dan blizerian or whatever his name is

>>137385888
other cryptos are pretty much worthless and only have indirect value because they can be traded for BTC. the only thing that matters is the real world adoption and Bitcoin is the big leader, nothing else comes remotely close. guarantee you 99% of cryptocurrencies after Bitcoin were made by people who were salty that they missed the train on Bitcoin and wanted to creat something supposedly "better", then shill and market the fuck out of it, just to get rich. but the real world does not care about technology (they dont even have the time or knowledge to look into it and try to understand it with the 1000 altcoins that exist) they care about "damn my competition is accepting Bitcoin and they had a lot of new customers, maybe we should accept Bitcoin too". it's classic demand and supply and demand is proportional to real-world usefulness

>>137387386
You could get out when Bitcoin was around $1000, now the price is so unstable, every retailer has dropped it. At the rate Bitcoin is going, we could see +/- $10,000 swings in one day.

>>137384237
I sold at 1600. It looked like it was taking a big dip and I wanted to buy more when it was cheap again. Kicking myself right now.

>>137387857
First link:

http://uk.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-price-goldman-sachs-2017-7

>>137387148
I quoted my own post accidentally the first part was meant for you

>>137387857

Share the link plz

>>137387857

Second Link:
http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/08/13/goldman-sachs-warns-investors-not-ignore-bitcoin-longer/

>>137387858
Don't feel bad about that man. You got a good amount of cash. Most of us just choked and never bought any.

>>137388022
>>137388000
>>137388041

>>137388041
>>137388000

Thank you friend!

Tell me, is there still time for bitcoin? Can I make some gainz by investing on it? Should I wait for it to crash badly with another MtGox shit?

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>>137387299
Hindsight is 20/20 dont let it eat at you

>>137384237
I bet molymeme is kicking himself right about now

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>>137388140

Spent all mine on tulip bulbs.

>>137387457
But that's EXACTLY why it grows. The harder to mine, the more valuable it becomes. It's not like a falsely propped up diamond value on an abundant stone.

>>137384237
>mfw want to build a new PC
>all GPU's are all 500-900usd+
Fuck it just gonna go for GPU's that miners dont buy like a 2080ti or a 7nm Vega Watercooled

>>137384237

Where is the faggot anon who claimed he had over $50,000,000 AUD in bitcoin that promised to give 5k to the first 20 replies?

>>137386957
if they ban it they will actually raise its popularity in the country it's banned in

>>137384237
BTC price has to be stable in order to be taken seriously. The fact that its boomed in a matter of months AND that there is no underlying value shows it is merely tulipmania 2.0

>>137388603
Miners haven't used GPUs for years, it's all done on ASICs now

>>137388672
>said increasingly nervous jew banker for the twentyseventh time

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>>137385888
that's why

>>137385888
ppl use it as an exchange means when they sell other cryptos, usually it is non_bitc_crytpo->bitc-> fiat
due huge offerenig compared to non_bitc_crypt->fiat

>>137388786
Digital currency is the jew bankers dream. They can be in complete control. The hype surrounding BTC is being created intentionally to digitize currency voluntarily. They are exploiting greed to lure suckers into exchanging their fiat for digital fiat.

Its dumber than dumb.

Meanwhile people in they themselves are buying gold and silver

>>137386453
Same boat. I imagine a lot of /pol/ could easily be millionaires right now.

I finally decided to get in. Just waiting for my account to be verified.

I want to hang myself for missing out on making a 10 million percent return, but an easy 100% is something.

>>137386665
What if the dip doesn't come?

>>137388140
I do worry about coinbase becoming mtgox.

>>137389014
>Meanwhile people in they themselves are buying gold and silver

But silver and gold are both down 39% and 20% respectively in the last 5 years.

>>137389137
>I do worry about coinbase becoming mtgox.
>>137388140

Take your BTC off the exchanges by getting the keys. You can download your BTC onto an eternal wallet like Trezor and no one can take your BTC.

On an exchange like coinbase, coinbase basically own your BTC and can seize them at any time.

How you download them and "get the keys" - I'm unsure how you do this, but I'm sure theres youtube tutorial videos and other info

>>137389278
In terms of currency, yes. But how much currency has been created in that time - literally trillions.

Yet 1oz gold remains 1oz.

$ and £ and whatever has no value and is being manipulated.

>>137388522

I could have bought an apartment and stopped being a NEET faggot if I had bought some couple of bitcoins. Fuck!

>>137389590
Alright sure, but doesn't that rely on a crash on the worth of the dollar?

Gold doesn't really track inflation, it is more of a fear index.

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>>137384237
>tfw I bought 10 at around $400. and sold them at $750

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>>137390058
yes - and if banks need bailing out, we are there. The bailouts are proof the USD and GBP and what ever else are worthless and can be printed to infinity.

The only reason currencies have any percieved value is.....manipulation

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Bilderbergers sure do LOVE bitcoin, i wouldnt be so warm to it if i were you.

EVERYONE IN THIS THREAD PLEASE SEE PIC RELATED

VERY IMPORTANT

>>137384237
I still refuse to buy it

Every time I refuse it rises

Every time I go for something it crashes or fucks up

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>>137390613
saved that pic.

Its obvious to me that forcing the new world currency won't work and they would obviously exploit greed to push the new system.

People are being manipulated into cryptos and they are voluntarily exchanging their paper fiat into digital fiat.

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>>137390599
and this is literally bitcoin

>>137391008
my chart showed the development of capital value to paper fiat.

Your chart shows the development of paper fiat into digital fiat.

Bitcoin is a scam.

I bought 2 coins at 60 dollars years ago. Really paid no mind to them for a long time. Started checking them about 3 weeks ago. I knew my investment grew. I personally did not expect to see them at 2000 a piece. Feels good, made about 4000. Wake up this morning see my coins are worth 8200. WTF! What do guys?

>>137390220
>>137390599
So the point of buying precious metals isn't for the % increase year over year, it's for a potential crisis in the value of the dollar?

That seems like one hell of a bet, you only make a profit if the country is burning. Doesn't seem likely to me. I can see investing some money into precious metals "just in case", but without a steady year over year growth in price it doesn't seem like a sound base investment.

>>137391234
Hold. Try not to think about them until the mid 20s

Ok, so I have a question. If I do not buy bitcoin right now, will I be regretting it in 3 years time like I am now for not buying it in 2014? Or is this its peak? I'm even thinking of just spamming my credit card on this shit.

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>>137391274
>for a potential crisis in the value of the dollar?
yes. Gold and silver are just hedges against fiat collapse.

All fiat currencies have failed. Every single one. After the 2008 bailouts that was the signal for the USD to collapse.

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>>137384237

/biz/ here
Started with $380 a week ago

crypto is the wave of the future

>>137391474
>All fiat currencies have failed
Apart from the ones that haven't yet, but they will. The reason they fail though is because of fractional reserve banking, not because they are fiat. Abe Lincolns greenback was fiat and that didn't have the same problems the USD has, and neither does Bitcoin

>>137385888

It's a bubble. Its """"value"""" is driven solely by hype of idiots like those in this thread and nothing else. It's backed by nothing (though neither is fiat currency, to be fair, but at least fiats are accepted by governments). BTC is literally just Monopoly money that some guy created and said "this is valuable goyim buy this" and you all did. It will crash to zero the moment people begin to realize that.

Bitcoin will be made illegal by the end of the year

>>137391522
Is now a good time to buy neo and omg? I know that neo is rallying atm.

>>137391522
how do i into crypto

>>137391423
Gonna hold, my goal is to cash out and buy gold at some point. Is that still a solid idea? Or am I thinking with my ass.

>>137391755

Neo went from $8/share to $60 in two weeks. In That's over 650% profit. It would have to go from $60 to $120 just to make a 100% profit now. I think there's still some growth left in it, but the boom is over.

OMG will take off like a rocket once the resistance at .0017 BTC is broken. I bought at .00171 so I'll make some money

I would look at stox for the irish/nigger fight and TenX for short to medium term gains

>>137391855
You're thinking out your ass. Many goldbugs are turning into Bitcoinbugs and more will in the future

i have $12,000

is it too late to get into any type of coins? looking to make a decent return after 3 years, what should i do?

>>137391818

>>>/biz/3054806

not my post but informative

>>137391926
So I should probably buy some omg then.

>>137392017
ty <3

>>137387422
If I were a rich lazy as fuck agoraphobic NEET I would at least be doing drugs, fucking hookers, and playing video games instead of browsing this shithole and if I ever did you can for damn sure believe I would be posting timestamps of my wealth to trigger you faggots

>>137392056

That's what I'm doing. Buy it cheap, stack it deep

>>137389014
This.
I quote with my blood.

>>137388678
horseshit gpu's are still out of stock the world over, all the dumbass normie miners trying to cash in late

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>>137385978
>Bought 200 NEO when it was $4

>>137387887
>"damn my competition is accepting Bitcoin and they had a lot of new customers, maybe we should accept Bitcoin too"

Yeah... that's not gonna happen anytime soon

>>137392056
>>137392125
>buying omg when it's already declining on the stock market

https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/omisego/

>>137391946
Thanks. Any other advise besides holding until the mid 20s?

>>137392336

>calling a speculative ICO market a "Stock market"

don't listen to this retard

how to buy cryptocoins?

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>tfw traded my btc for doge

>>137385756
Didn't a shit load of ethereum get hacked recently

>>137392535

read the thread you're posting in

>>137392464
Kek

>>137392535
Head over to coinbase

It appears you are accessing Bitfinex from the United States.

Unfortunately, certain platform functionality is currently unavailable for US Customers, including leveraged trading.

Are you a United States resident?

Yes, I am a US resident
No, I am not a US resident


ummmm...am i fucked?

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RREEEEEEEEEE

>>137392550
>not buying pepecoin

>>137392675
>Head over to coinbase

coinbase
" Please note that we only accept Visa and MasterCard, and charge a 3.99% convenience fee. "

any way to skip this?

is it worth buying 1 bitcoin to see where it goes in 5-10 years. missed this train

>>137391522
Fuck yeah STRAT!

I think that baby has wayyyy more to go.

What drew you to it, by the way?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYPsygSHnAs&spfreload=10


Bitcoin will be an integral part on the complete control of equity worldwide by the IMF

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>>137393127
>got coinbase set up
>no way to buy OMG without buying ETHER first

yeah no thanks

>>137384237
It's like you are unaware how much power western jews have.

>>137393590

you can buy omg with bitcoin you retarded mong

>>137393127
Regular bank account. If you scroll down to the bottom of the list and click other then they will ask for routing and account number and make a couple small deposits for you to verify instead of giving up login info

>Bitcoin is worth $1,635,836

Wow, that's great! So, what are you going to use it for?

?

Correction soon enough

>>137392552
That was last august

>>137393664
thats dumb, why dont they just let you directly purchase it? why do you think that will blow up? a coin that can't stem directly from $$$ is not going to blow up.

>>137385888
It's the US dollar reserve currency of crypto.

Look at bittrex, every altcoin is valued in terms of BTC

Why was I retarded enough to not tot invest in it;_;;;;

>>137385888
because everyone who buys into it is doing it for the same reason.

>buying into bitcoin, go around on the internet shilling for it so more people buy in and value goes up, then selling it before the inevitable crash

its worthless and unless you like gambling its dumb to buy any

>tfw remember shitting on bitcoinfags after the first big crash for lulz then secretly wanting to get into it but I didn't know how to get started
Maximum regret

>>137384237
Can I buy like 0.02 bitcoin somewhere? This shit is like a rare earth metal now apparently.

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>inb4 you can buy a 5 bedroom house with pool for 5 bitcoin

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>>137394078
>thats dumb, why dont they just let you directly purchase it? why do you think that will blow up? a coin that can't stem directly from $$$ is not going to blow up.

Seriously.
>buy Bitcoin so you can buy OMG
then when you want to sell
>buy Bitcoin with your new OMG
>OH WAIT THE PRICE OF BITCOIN HAS INCREASED SINCE YOU CONVERTED IT INTO OMG
>WHERES MY MONEY?!!??!

>>137394078

Like I said earlier, Neo had a 2000% increase in a month with no USD-NEO exchanges available.

Most crypto traders do not use the USD or any fiat for that matter as a basis of value, BTC is the gold standard in crypto trading

>>137393494
I don't have any holdings yet, I've just been watching it. From what I can tell, whales are keeping the price down right now while they accumulate. I expect an explosion within the next month.

>>137394232
Read the fucking thread or just go to coinbase.com if you want to throw away money in fees

>>137393981
>nobody will accept an extremely valuable currency
>everyone will only accept hyperinflating fiat
Lol y u retard

>>137394419

this is a simpleton's understanding of BTC.

The price of non-BTC cryptocoins (altcoins) rises and falls proportionally with the price of BTC.

For instance, an altcoin that has a market value of $10 for .0015 bitcoin will still have the same market value of $10 if the price falls to .0011 BTC if the price of BTC goes up

There is an opportunity to make twice your money if you can buy altcoins when BTC is low and sell when BTC is high AND the altcoin is increasing.

Stop thinking of the USD as the end goal and the master of the crypto market. Who cares if you lost some USD, if you gained BTC you made a profit because BTC will always be increasing

>>137384237
>jews on watch
>us army / AF owns over 1/3rd of all bitcoins
choose one

>>137394740
so when is the proper time to spend $1,000 on bitcoin to transfer into omg?

What's the point in having useless pretend money?

>>137395137
Brag about being a millionaire in ten years time but forgetting that you can't cash it out without crashing its value

>>137385709
Dream on. They don't have the capacity.

>invest into meme currency
>can never cash out for cash
Oh no :(
>>>/biz/ is retarded.

>>137386453
That must hurt

>>137395075

I would say when BTC is in a mild dip or has held its current value stably for a while.

$1000 on BTC into OMG this very instant would buy you 160 OMG. Say the price of OMG goes up 10% and bitcoin stays the same. You made $100. say the price of OMG goes up 10% and bitcoin goes up 10%. you made $110.

So if you bought bitcoin at $4000, and OMG at .0015 Bitcoin, then bitcoin goes to $4200 and OMG goes to .0017, you're making far more money than you would have if you traded USD for OMG.

But here's the kicker. EVEN IF BTC was $4k when you bought it and OMG was .0016, then BTC falls to $3k. OMG's bitcoin value would DOUBLE in order to retain its USD value. Then when bitcoin goes back up to $4k, you made $1000.

Or just hold on to your BTC for a few years and make thousands.

>>137395481

You can withdraw your entire cryptocurrency portfolio into cash in less than 60 seconds on a sunday.

>>137395355
>bitcoin cashout tax of 90%
Done

>>137392412
Yeah, keep buying
>>137392464
Don't worry, I'm not

>>137395520
>all that work/gambling for a %100 investment
so this is only for people on retirement, huh? i'm about to go to school next year, can't throw $10,000 into there and risk destroying everything, and $1,000 by itself is not a good enough return to merit taking the risk

>>137395582
And pigs can fly
It takes 2-4 business days

>>137384237
>>137391392
>>137391392
>>137391392

>>137384237
You're being played. The zionists are setting the stage for NWOcoin and the fall of bitcoin is the first step.

>>137395794
Not worth it just stay away dude.
>>>/biz/fags are retarded, don't listen to JudenLuv.

>>137395805

It doesn't. I do it every single day. Sometimes multiple times per day.

>>137388668
what?
If they criminalise the ussage of bitcoin in a country how will that make biitcoin more valuable?

>>137395924
See how he drops the cringe flag to fit in?
Don't fall for the BTC Jew, don't invest.

>>137395794

No, no no no. You've got it all wrong. That example was to answer your questions about Bitcoin price fluctuation. If you want to talk about altcoin investing, 2-300% profits every day not unheard of.

If you had put that $1000 into NEO on August 1st, you would have $354,500.31. Just last night TenX experienced a 200% growth and tonight BRX went up 105%. Even if you make 3 or 4 10% profit trades per day, you're making a lot of money

>>137395590
Then people will just cash out in countries where there is no tax.

>>137395590
People will just spend the bitcoins not cashing out.

>>137384237
Oh boy, I know what I'm shorting next.

>>137396094

2010 - BTC $3 each
>don't fall for the BTC scam. Don't invest.
2013 - BTC $800 each
>Don't fall for this jap scam. Don't invest.
2015 - BTC $1400 each
>Don't fall for this stupid internet-money thing. Don't invest
2017 - BTC $4204.7305 each
>Don't fall for this jew meme. Don't invest.

>>137396030
Bitcoins will be harder to get in that country. Causing its prices to rise, causing traders to trade more in that country.

>>137396316
Finally; you get it.
Don't invest.

>>137396327
why?
Bitcoin is good for speculation, but bad for horting, if the EU and the US were to ban bitcoin the price would drop, because it has no inharent value behind it.
Also why would demand increase when you have less possibility to use it?

>>137396316
This.
I've been kicking myself for not saving the 10 coins I had ages ago.

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>mfw listened to /biz/ 2 years ago

only the ascended know this feel

>>137385756
there are resistances at
> ~5.6k usd
> ~15k usd
>and 30k usd
that last one is the absolute historic ceiling in log scale

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>>137395590
How to make people start using more bitcoin the post

>>137384237

Idiot.

Bankers are the reason why it has gone up so quickly.

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>>137395898

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>did all kinds of securities trading a few years ago
>bought a few thousand btc in mid -12 for ~6 USD each
>watched the price hit 100, 400, 1000, et c
>watched MtGox and other sites burn while all of my coins were in cold storage
>sold some of them off before the eventual split
>probably going to move into fiat before the next crash (which is due soon)
>used to be a poor neet
>now I'm just a neet, because I literally don't need to work, with a great battle-station and apartment

pic related. old screenshot I found. the price is now more than 12x that. amazing.

>>137396316
What's a good android wallet for omg? I tried asking /biz/ but they have their head up their are atm.

>>137395355
they just need to go after shops and services like bitpay

then there is only the dark web left.

>>137385888
it has the most trust because it was first
and bastard kikes with warehouses full of asic miners exist

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>>137384237

Load this and press play, now act accordingly. You are welcome.

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/UKOIL/JLIV0UU0-The-Bitcoin-Prophecy-Price-since-it-s-inception/

>Pay me a coffee if you find it useful: 1ESPzufmsehqFfGzbvz3fKwhJZALQQatJo

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>>137396104
tried to meme into it
>try to buy $1,000 of bitcoin on coinbase
>link it to my paypal
>they want me to verify my identity
>upload pictures of my passports
>unsupported type
>look at their FAQ
>they don't accept US Passports
welp, guess it wasn't meant to be

>>137386378
>>137385709
Government intervention will only increase the value in the long run.

>>137397808

just use your driver's license bro

buy Britcoin

>>137387201
>People said it had reached a ceiling when it was $10 per bitcoin.
They said that when it reached 10 cents lmao.

>>137397902
Don't have one bro. I'm a cyclist. I'm looking to save money

>>137384237
yes, your digital ponzi scheme will beat those nefarious jew bankers for good.

Hope you can make those gains back after being the guinea pigs for the global currency. Whoops! Honestly I hope those of you who made something did something with it because otherwise you are going to get wrecked. Bring on the shills!

>>137398016
Did you at least get a state ID from the DMV...?

>>137396554
When are you going to cash out, anon?

You can't be greedy forever.

t. took advice from /biz/ on ETH two years ago

>>137397942
What is that, Anon.?

Going to create a lot of hard capitalist republicans come tax season and they find it they owe half to jamal and Juan.

>>137397991
when something has negative inherent worth (bitcoin is less than zero since it burns real money to maintain worthless fake money) then it peaked at 0. the fact that idiots buy into dumb ponzi schemes doesn't change anything. it is guaranteed to end up back at 0.

>>137398154
My legal IDs are a US Passport, an expired military ID that is now thrown away, and a school ID

given that I have a passport, i have no reason to get a state ID

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>>137391855
You should only hold like 1oz gold and like 100 oz silver. But not now. You need to jump into the Bitcoin train, and later on, divert your earnings buying those metals.

Also check my last post:
>>137397717

>>137398424

US KYC (know your customer) laws require a state ID or driver's license to buy bitcoin

>>137398348
>inherent worth
lmao

If "inherent worth" were as important as you imply, we'd all be bartering food.

What inherent worth does gold have? Or banknotes?

>>137387914
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't newegg still take Bitcoin? Wouldn't you be able to buy a shitload of recently released monitors,CPUs,GPUs,ect and turn that into cash?

>>137398554
>What inherent worth does gold have? Or banknotes?
so you have a digitally simulated jew. good for you.

>>137398519
Did you know?

They can prove you bought bitcoin, but they cannot prove they weren't stolen.
>What is a bitcoin mixer?

>>137398648
What?

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>>137398519
so you really expect me to take a bus all the way to boston to get a copy of my legal birth certificate so i can go back to the DMV so i can buy a state-issued ID so i can go back home and sign up for coinbase before I can actually start investing in this?

nah, good luck to you though bro.

>>137384237
>zero purchasing power
Yes goy give your cash to receive thin air

>>137387887
where do you live? its already reality. I can buy groceries with Bitcoin or anything pc hardware related at caseking

and thats about 90% of what I personally need

japan announced it will accept Bitcoin in 300k places

youre absolutely clueless

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>>137398680
You are trying to reason with someone who uses the democratic party flag.

>>137384237
Pretty much making $300/day over the last month off a shitty $1200 investment lol. Meanwhile 90% of the time I bring it up to people the only response is "yeah well it's gonna crash". Yeah well even if it does and doesnt recover I still made a killing chump.

>>137398680
>What?
you are justifying the lack on inherent worth in bitcoin by comparing it to existing and prior currency systems, which are also rife with fraud and ponzi schemes ... so how exactly is bitcoin better, especially since no sane person will accept it for commerce?

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>wanted to buy shitcoins 10 years ago but i was too fuckin retarded and broke to know how

>>137398763
Fiat currency is thin air all the same. The very term "fiat" is basically a magic spell.

>>137398863
I'm just saying very few things have actual inherent worth.
I'm not saying everything without inherent worth is unsuitable as currency. In fact, I said the exact opposite with that bartering food comment.

Your reasoning skills are shit, mate.

>>137398858

It will crash, but we're far away from there. Check this:
>>137397717

>Pro tip: Put an order to sell at 28k usd

>>137398858
>I still made a killing chump.
good for you useless piece of shit. make money working and you will have something to brag about. otherwise you are just a dumb fuck dragging down our economy with your stupid scams while other people work.

>>137399000
>Your reasoning skills are shit, mate.
coming from somebody who "invests" in bitcoin that is a compliment

>>137397808

I mined about $200 in eth/dcr in two months with my RX 480 (minus $40 in power cost). After finding out how much info you have to give out to turn it into USE, I just decided to convert it to BTC and spent it at newegg. Bought a NH-D15S cooler for my 1700x and a 2.1 speaker system. Still have $40 left. I'm done mining now. Two months of 24/7 operation and my new PC already has a significant layer of dust inside.

>>137399000
You can pull all the retarded economic fairy tales you want on the internet. But at the end of the day you will never be able to move your autistic ass to the grocery store and convince the clerk to accept your bitcoin.

>>137398288

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/britcoin/

A coin that wants to take on the bank of englel

>>137386649
If you do sell only sell 10-15
Let the dice roll on the second half

>>137398758

there is another option that is still legal. Localbitcoins.com

you can accept a direct transfer to a wallet in exchange for cash-by-mail, cash in person or a variety of other things

>>137384237
Bitcoin has a huge ecosystem behind it. It will be established as a form of digital gold. Compare it's market cap with gold and you will find many reasons to buy.

t. trader

PS most bizraelis are retards. Take your info from other sources like twitter and bitcointalk.

>>137385888
It's simple
>finite amount of BTC
>all has already mined
>new mined BTC are simply transaction fees been redistributed to the miners for keeping the blockchain alive
>every time police cracks down on a deep web seller a amount of x bitcoins will get sized and lost forever.
>every time a shitty old computer with a small wallet goes to shit or just goes forgotten some amount of BTC is taken out of circulation forever
>can't create new BTC to replace the "lost" as it would go against the entire concept and you can't tell what is "lost" and what is just longterm investment
>smaller number of total coins in circulation, demand is high, so a smaller fraction of the coin gets more value...

>>137387150
There are 8 figures after the coma, so multiply 21 millions by 10^8.

And even by then, Satoshi foresaw it might not be enough, they could add figures after the coma.

I strongly advise people interested in crypto to read Satoshi's white paper and his emails on satoshi nakamoto institute's website.

>>137399164
Yes, I invested in something that quadrupled in value in half a year.
And your reasoning skills are shit.

>>137399237
>at the end of the day you will never be able to move your autistic ass to the grocery store and convince the clerk to accept your bitcoin.
Not right now, no.
Acceptance is still pretty low, which means the fluctuation is still too great.
If acceptance grows, fluctuations will be reduced, eventually leading to mainstream acceptance.
The potential is tremendous. Last week my tech illiterate dad started talking about bitcoin.

>>137399524
>>all has already mined
Definitely not.

I worked a construction job for £120 a day before tax for 3 years, every Friday was my payday I'd give my ol' dear £100 which covered my cost of existence + £2 a day daily commission for putting up with me leaving me with £600 a week, 25% of that went into BTC every week throughout the cool down from the late 13 bubble (first BTC I bought was 0.8 at the height of the April 13 bubble at around 190 usd on the coin). I got my best buy when I got a tax return but didn't really have anything to spend it on so I just put it into BTC to keep it locked away and growing - I bought 6 coins for about 2000 USD little did I know I literally bought very very close to the bottom those 6 coins are worth more than 20k now. Anyway I quit my job in November last year to day trade for 0.5% daily gains (incredibly easy) that's around the amount my job used to make me apart from now its 7 days a week instead of 5. Literally the most comfy 'job' I've ever had. The best thing is is that slowly over my time with BTC more of my friends have gotten on board and I've been able to sell them portions of my profit at a super low commission (1% standard) and they have all made well from it also, on top of that I am managing some funds for a few of them now getting them more BTC gains. With that said this bull run will come to an end and considering the market indecisiveness coming up to Nov 1st I am beginning to cash out properly until I got my initial back as I got a few other operations worth investing fiat into now thanks to the amount of free time I have. I'll also be looking to switch primary to shorts instead of longs when the bear trend eventually takes over the market. Honestly if I was on the fence then try to pick up a correction or something like that.

>>137399002
I'll never sell, fuck you.

>>137399554
>Acceptance is still pretty low
Acceptance is zero. Ergo it doesnt even qualify as a currency. I can argue that tf2 hats and yugioh trading cards work better as currency than bitcoin.

>>137399706
>Acceptance is zero.
Right.
And 2+2=5

>>137385756
>how far can it go?
whenever it goes mainline, which I suspect will be 3-5 yrs., and one will be worth 100-250k by then

>>137385709
China,Japan,and Russia loves it. The US hates it.

>>137399706
It won't hace acceptance soon, because Gresham Law. Anyone sane will chose to hold it and spend fiat for daily transactions.

>>137399775
Instead of pretending you are at reddit you can at least attempt to prove me wrong.

>>137399630
>day trade for 0.5% daily gains (incredibly easy)
Yea I'd like to see you sextuple your money in a year or 80-million-tuple your money in a decade, if it's so easy.

>>137384237

so, are newer crypto currencies a good idea to invest in?

>>137385709
Since the main use of the coin is illegal transactions and avoiding taxes it will stay valuable. The amount of people using bitcoin to actually barter from regular shops is negligible.

>>137384237
why the fuck didnt i buy!!! oh right, i still dont know how to buy bitcoin. cannot figure it out

>>137384237
/rgt/ reporting in fuck you faggy

>>137399950
No. Bitcoin is the king.

>>137384237
what are you crypto jews going to do when the grid goes down?

if you aren't cashing out of bitcoin and buying silver I feel bad for you son

>>137389014
Except the blockchain is totally beyond their control.

It's not centrally controlled by anyone, so they can't take fees abitrarily, and they aren't even needed.

You need to read Satoshi's white paper and his emails. Really, do it, if you want to understand what it exactly is.

My guess is that Satoshi was a big humanist and he made a great gift to humanity. The fact that he never moved any of his BTC for other reasons than testing the system proves he isn't interested in money.

He could cash out with 4 billion USD.

>>137400089
>implying the grid will go down on a global scale within our lifetimes
You could get by with a diesel generator and satellite internet, if need be. Even a power outage of a year wouldn't really matter since your private keys will stay valid on the blockchain.

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WE ARE ON THE VERGE OF NUCLEAR WAR WITH NORTH KOREA

YOU REALIZE IF THE COUNTRIES SHUT OFF THEIR INTERNETS, AND POWER GRIDS GET DESTROYED, ALL OF YOUR BITCOIN EVAPORATES RIGHT?

WHY ARE YOU STILL INVESTING?

>>137399655
and this is the reason the value goes to the moon
>almost everybody holds
>nobody spends
>more people want to hold, but not that many coins to hold
>value goes up

>>137399863
https://promotions.newegg.com/nepro/16-6277/index.html

>>137399524
>every time police cracks down on a deep web seller a amount of x bitcoins will get sized and lost forever.
No

>>137399950
Be careful. Most crypto's will get fucked at some point. Behind bitcoin there is a huge bubble. Expect a big crash to happen which will also hit bitcoin a little and most of the other coins will get fucked. After that government issued crypto's will start coming out. Russia is already preparing it's own and china is taking notes from the crypto space.

>>137400236
because the USD is also useless without the internet, so is the stock market. if that truly happens everything is fucked.

>>137399609
Of course. Bitcoin was mined out 4 years ago.
All you mine today are existing bitcoins that go back to blockchain in form of transaction fees.
Every time 15 btc in transaction fees are collected the blockchain generates a new block to be "mined".

>>137400228
>implying (((they))) haven't been conditioning us for the collapse of the grid. all you hear is how North Korea with a single nuke can send the U.S back to the stone age.

>>137400348
>because the USD is also useless without the internet

????

without the internet you just drive to your bank and do a withdrawal through the teller

>>137399706
I sometimes buy funded debitcards with BTC meaning I can buy anything anywhere the only reason why I don't do it all the time is because of the fees. Still not acceptance of BTC no but its a gateway, also if you think it will one day get acceptance why not become a speculator before that day arrives to profit off of it?

>>137400252
So far, I don't know the name of another good value storage kek

>>137400270
>prices are in US dollars
wow you sure showed me, all hail bitcoin!

To all of you who made money on BTC or any other cryptocurrency:

nice work, lads.

>>137400361
>Of course. Bitcoin was mined out 4 years ago.

STOP TALKING SHIT YOU SWISS KIKE.

i guarantee you this guy FUD's crypto on /biz/ and buys the dip.

>memecoins
Go to /biz/ ffs. We don't go there to post shit whenever the value drops so don't come here posting shit whenever the value goes up.

>>137394740
This guy gets it

>>137400448
>I can buy things with bitcoin
>after I buy a legit currency

>>137400441
you really think they are just gonna hand you money if the internet is down and we are at war ? do you know how many people will be in line ? once the internet goes out the stock market is practically dead and basic transactions wont even work anymore.

it is naiive to think you could even get your money out at that point and even if you could it would only benefit you for a short period of time before inflation will fuck you over completely and a loaf of bread costs a million USD.

>>137398466
Why would you do that?

>>137400361
No, every 10 minutes a block mints new coins and the fees also go to its miner. The block reward(newly minted coins only) is halved roughly every 4 years and now it's 12.5 BTC.

>>137400481
You don't even understand what you are using to buy your CP collections. Oh well keep on sperging.

>>137395355
China has the largest hashrate. Russia investing in increasing their mining rate.

Imagine a world where China can decide that now this chain is the longest and falsified transactions bleed you dry. Good luck with "muh economic mass" when the infrastructure is comprised and in about three days you'll be killing each other for food.

>>137398827
>no acceptance
>can cash out
I always get mixed signals on this, explain biz-niggers.

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>>137384237
And so the circle of life goes on.

>>137400677
see >>137399830

>>137400434
The fear of such an event is much more useful than would be the event itself.

>>137385888
its most popular

gets shilled hard by miners so they can rake in their obscene fees

its just digital gold at this point. shitty currency but good as a store of value.

>>137385709
Just like drugs are worthless, right?

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>>137400236
>nuclear war with a country with like 2 nukes

>>137400795
>store of value
Something this volatile cannot be a long term store of value.

>>137396485
Same logic behind illegal drug use and sales Mehmet. High risk, high reward business.

>>137399099
t. Buttblasted nocoiner

>>137398424
He doesn't have a driver's license, what a fag

>>137387327
fuck off, junker, we know you are holding bags

>>137386453
dont ponder on it bro. you would have sold like everyone else at the first crash. remember that.

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>>137385888
Think of BTC like the USD of currencies.

No matter where you go in the world, USD is often required when purchasing certain goods, such as oil, minerals, metals or art.

BTC is the same way. For every other cryptocurrency, BTC, due to its popularity and being first, is the standard currency for trading.

I expect an extreme crash in BTC in the coming months, though. We're approaching a correction in the financial markets, and when the dominos begins to fall, people will liquidate their BTC for FIAT in order to not default on their mortgages.

Cryptocurrencies are the future, but as of today BTC is to be considered a luxury good. And luxuries are always the ones to be hit the hardest during financial crisis.

>>137400297
It cannot work if it's centrally controled. That's the whole point of the trust in the blockchain, and thus the price.

You guys are so contrarian that, this time, you are really retarded.

READ SATOSHI'S WORK FFS.

ALL YOUR OBJECTIONS ARE PROVEN FALSE IN HIS EXPLANATIONS AND MAILS.

Very smart people have been working on this since the beginning, starting with the creator himself.

Feels good, man. Made over a grand on Bitcoin the last few days.

>>137401267
But USD is already the USD of currencies anon.

>>137400361
The 21 millions will be mined by 2140.

Stop speaking about things you ignore.

>>137399535
Yes it it currently divisible to 8 decimal places and could easily be made divisible to 16

>>137401267
>BTC is the same way
except that you cant trade it for anything of actual value. only other even shittier ponzi schemes.

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>>137400478
You can also join the team

>>137386649
>125k
that's quite a nice chunk of money. personally I'd sell them, but I also wouldn't regret it later on if they shoot up even higher so I guess it depends on your mindset.

>>137400616
This guy has probably has photos of wheelbarrows of money in his family albums.

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>>137400015
Bitcoin is king, however if you're clever enough you can make money off the pump and dump alts if you buy when they start shilling it and sell once it rises

>>137399896
Well I don't think it will scale that much at all but really its a very modest amount for BTC, most crypto traders actually laugh at me when I tell them that, also thats .5% of my initial not of my standing balance, its not a compounding .5% daily target or anything like that. So far though I've had over 1077% gains YTD on my 'fund' from trading profits + asset appreciation of course that is all unrealized profits until I cash out. You can laugh at me when you hear its crashed back down to the mid 1000s region.

>>137400661
Except the incentive for keeping it working is too high.

If we figure out they are cheating on the blockchain the value could collapse to 0 and they would lose all the money they themselves invested in BTC

Why is this worth so much when it does nothing? How is that not strange. You guys can claim it's a crypto currency but the reality is every discussion I see about Bitcoins is about it's worth trading not it's use as a crypto currency.

>>137400236
YOU DO REALISE THAT IF A NUKE GIES OFF ABOVE YOUR CITY YOU WILL BE EVAPORATED, RIGHT? WHY EVEN BOTHER LIVING JUST KILL YOURSELF NOW!

>>137401488
You can trade it for any currency in the world, as well as goods and services. Not just illegal ones.

I have several debit cards for when I travel, with different currency denominations to avoid fees. All I need to do is deposit BTC, and I'm charged at the current market rate. Anonymous banking at its finest.

BTC is a financial instrument the same way diamonds are. Nobody fucking needs it, but everybody wants it. And you won't have a hard time trading a handful of diamonds for anything in the world.

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>This kills the authoritarian.

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>>137401569
derp

>>137400478
It's not too late for you Poland

>>137401636
yes infact I have, just a few generations ago I have someone in my family who had to pay 50 billion Reichsmark for a loaf of bread. Anyone who thinks fiat is safe incase of a total economic collapse is a fool.

>>137401755
Yes cryptocurrencies are currently more speculative assets than currency. Doesn't mean they're worthless or that some people aren't making lots of money from them.

>>137401755
This. Only the chinamen use it.

>>137401991
>making lots of money from them
people make money from scams all the time. doesnt make it good or right.

buy ltc. it lites up the jews

>>137402047
I wasn't saying it is. I don't even like crypto. I think it's way too late to get into it now that it's all over the media. Now it's just bigdawgs cashing out.

>>137401755
You can generate an adresse and anyone would be able to send you BTC that only you would hold.

We could agree on many things: you sell me your car or any good for a certain price on BTC, nobody know it's yours, nobody know I sent you this money.

At the moment nobody uses it as a currency because the price keeps climbing, so we'd rather use our fiat because that's shit whose price keeps collapsing.

The BTC is worth more than gold because you can transfer wealth very fast from one person to another safely, and your money is accessible from anywhere with an internet connection.

Basically, as long as there is the internet and electricity, BTC will be the thing.

>>137384237
FUCKING CUNT FUCK RAT PISS LIZARD BASTARD FUCK
>could have mined it for nothing in the beginning
>could've bought at 800
>could've bought at 1000
time to off myself

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>>137402013
>only 1 billion people use it
>dont forget about all the people in africa that dont trust their banking system anymore
>oh and an increasing part of south america where inflation is literally raping countries like Venezuela

I guess you see where I am going with this, there are a lot of people outside of the west and if they start buying it it will skyrocket no matter what the rich white man across the sea does.

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If you don't understand the value of money that no one can prove you have and a billion dollars worth can be stored using a string of words in your memory there is no hope for you.

>MP3 Encoding reduces music file size a hundred times over but its a scam becasue I'm a jealous fuck and am butthurt other people made money.

Dollar cost average and shut the fuck up.

>>137401941

How?
Blockchain can be adapted to multiple stuff.

>>137401896
We dig very deep to exctract gold, yet we don't need to eat gold to survive.

We need a mean of exchange, and this one is absolutely fantastic because it has no brakes.

>>137402464

When you don't know if the man you just locked up can fund an entire army with a phone call... its hard to maintain control.

>>137384237
It's flight to safety
Markets are going to crash soon
Or (((they))) know something everyone else doesn't

>>137402523
There's like 10 people in the world that use BTC as a means of exchange. Almost no one prices their goods and services in BTC. It's not a mean of exchange.

>>137402659
If I sell my car and you propose me to buy it in BTC, I'd accept.

>>137402794
Yea you would but 99% of the population wouldn't.

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>>137402193
>I think it's way too late to get into it now that it's all over the media.
that's what I said six months ago

>>137402912
Hey maybe you were wrong then. Maybe you should buy now. Maybe it's gonna go up again. It's a risk that I'm not planning on taking but if you have the stomach for it go ahead.

>>137402881
Are you sure?

And still 1% of users among 7 billions is still 70 millions, which makes it liquid, provided we all have an internet connection.

The BTC was only invented 8 years ago, and it's still a technology of the future.
You'll see.

I mean, we reached $ 4k despite it being very complex and despite all the scepticism of normies. I think we have the PoC that it's worth something.

Its really stupid for /pol/acks to hate on bitcoin

Even if you think its some kike scam, use it to make some $$$ get rich af then bounce out.

Cryptos are the economic beta uprising. Only NEETS and GEEKS are online all day and night; enough to have known about it early.

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>>137387299
>mfw at 4cents a pop

>>137402435
>venezuela
Goy pls nobody would ever https://cryptoinsider.com/venezuelan-developers-using-bitcoin-rare-pepes-fight-dismal-economy/

>>137403233
>scepticism of normies
Wat? I've only seen pro bitcoin coverage in normie media.
Anyway the 99% was just a random number. Fact is that I don't know of any business that would price it's services in BTC. When that starts happening I might start believing in it but not till then.