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Reminder that one (1) Bitcoin is currently worth $4375.
Reminder that Bitcoin can be safely (and legally) traded for fiat via USDT or thru exchanges like Coinbase.
Reminder that unlike fiat currencies (printed out of nothing), crypto-currencies have a limited supply and mining them comes at an equivalent cost in energy.
Reminder that unlike fiat currencies (controlled by kikes), crypto-currencies operate on a decentralized blockchain with public ledgers, meaning they cannot be controlled by any single party.
Reminder that by using a Bitcoin debit card which operates on the VISA network, you can now purchase virtually anything with Bitcoin.
Reminder that had you invested in Bitcoin just 24 hours ago, you would have already made a 10.38% profit.
Why are you still using kike fiat, anon?
Why do you insist on being a wage slave?
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>>140455375
I have literally 5k dollars.
Should I buy 1 bitcoin? Or invest in some stoacks like nvodia?
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>>140455837
You can buy 0.001 Bitcoin if you wish.
Bitcoin is divisible up to 8 digits.
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>>140455375
>muh digital tulips
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https://isgp-studies.com/2011-10-26-first-ever-documents-on-le-cercle-pinay
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>>140455375
It’s gonna hit 3k and then I’m gonna buy in with all the other vultures
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>>140456071
Tulips can be grown indefinitely.
Bitcoin has a limited supply of roughly 21 million.
Bitcoin is also much more practical as a currency then tulips, as tulips deteriorate and are mutable.
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the chinese just split the bitcoin market and there are tons of coins coming out there are enough dips to buy low and sell high because of how volatile the market is but bitcoin is a sellers market staying in is dumb at this point buy low sell high
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>Reminder that unlike fiat currencies (printed out of nothing), crypto-currencies have a limited supply and mining them comes at an equivalent cost in energy.
>USDT
Pick only one you fucking idiot.
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>>140456553
USDT is a cryptocurrency specifically designed to simplify fiat exchange, and is not representative of cryptocurrencies in general.
Exceptions exist in every set. The points I was making in OP primarily relate to Bitcoin.
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Pump and dump Jewcoin will crash, you all are putting your life savings into it.
Take some time to learn about actual investing.
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>>140456310
>Bitcoin has a limited supply of roughly 21 million.
Which isn't a good thing. Btc is naturally deflationary, which means people will tend to hoard them. This causes the economy to slow down as people spend less.
>Bitcoin is also much more practical as a currency then tulips, as tulips deteriorate and are mutable.
Btc has no value outside of a medium of exchange. Real money is useful to the gov since it allows the gov to regulate and control the economy and this is valuable enough that the gov will kill to protect it. Tulips are at least pretty. Btc is a bubble, but that doesn't mean you can't make money off of it. Realistically speaking, that's 99.9% the reasonably why people buy it. Google the greater fool theory to learn more about btc's growth.
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>>140456820
Of course it will, and then the price will rise once again, beating the old ATH.
It is all part of the natural cycle.
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