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>>27322608

>>23923258
>If the cost of energy rises the cost of bitcoin will rise as the cost of based mined coins go up above the increasing electric cost.

>>23380782
COCA COLA BTFO

https://assetdash.com/

Bumping for you since I bought in earlier today. It'll probably be a solid flavor of the month at the VERY least.

>>22001846
It was actually random for me. I had been out of the loop with crypto for years and for whatever reason XRP stood out to me, leading me down the schizo rabbit hole.

TSLA $2500 EOD
AAPL $550 EOD

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P48g7tqBoQ0

>>20267279
>..And with that, Anon furiously typed at his keyboard. Trying to hold back the facts that lay before him like the enemy sacking the last fortification standing in their way. Without realizing, Anon had moved on from the denial stage to the anger stage, requesting he fight anyone who dare argue with him. Him bags were getting heavy, weighing him down. "Could creg really not be satoj?" He muttered to himself. Had he been taken in? Bamboozled by what was obviously a con man to any other human being who was not deemed mentally challenged. Soon Anon would move on to bargaining, the third stage of grief. All the while those oh so heavy bags were about to get a whole lot heavier...

>>16752274
100 days from 2016 halving

>>/biz/thread/S1214767#p1217401

Meanwhile we are 128 days away of 2020 halving.

Based and dare I say it, redpilled ?

>>16594617
Check the previous halving era

2012-2016

Same pattern

>>16578551
>>/biz/thread/S1214767#p1217467

>>16548908
>give me the median price or kys

BTC 252 USD
LTC 49 USD
BCH 0.007 USD
DASH 11 USD
BSV 0.0923 USD
DOGECOIN 28 USD
ZCASH 174 USD

>>16519025
>Hashrate follows biggest block rewards because miners compete to get most profit.

Absolute nonsense , even with btc small blocks not even 1 btc is in fees per block is reached when the network is bottlenecked.

Also miners have been known to mine empty blocks with big blocks , since they can earn more without the fees by propagating faster the block(this happened with bch a lot).

>>16519034
Nice opinion but you are wrong, for a few reasons.

1_After the halving bch and bsv hashrate relative to the sha256 hashpower will decrease to absurd levels.

Probably 1% of btc asics will be enough to 51% attack bch and bsv together.

2_Nobody is saving money on bch or bsv because this reason.

3_This can't be fixed because bch depends on bitmain hashpower which is muh anti segwit because they want to keep asicboost so they won't ever support leaving sha256

4_BSVtards won't support leaving sha256 because they wan't the meme muh real bitcoin.

It's true tough that bch has the most use for payments after btc , but bitpay is going to add ethereum soon.
I am serious if you want to outperform btc invest in ltc , bch and bsv are insanely risky and are most certainly going to be 51% attacked this is even worse when you realize they will fork a month before btc so proffitability will go to hell.

The chances of a 51% attack are massive in that month.

>>16519111
Wrong a chart at hashrate shows that won't happened.
In fact it's suprising that with asicboost and all they remained in btc , but it makes sense the most proffitable to mine will be the one with the highest price and the one with the highest price will be the one with the most inactive coins due to people holding there.

Ironic that the hold meme guarantees the security of the network.

>>16487330
>There is literally no crisis. The economy is the best it has ever been.

The us economy is so great but us trade has been reduced due to tarrifs also the bogs are no longer pumping since qe3.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BOGMBASE

This means the usd in circulation has been decreasing since december 2017.
Since the usd is used for international trade , due to being the default reserve currency post ww2 and bretton woods the world is now having a MASSIVE liquidity shock since december 2017(exactly when btc peaked).

So nations are now having problems since they can't get enough usds so they are not importing or trading as much.
Turkey , India , China , Argentina , Germany , France , Brazil, Canada, Mexico.
Basically every economy that is export dependant is now starting to collapse due to the fact that the usa is not sending as much usd to the world by buying shit.

This is caused by the fed no longer pumping and trump trade war.
This two things are happening at the same time but not planned that way , they simply are happening at the same time because political and economical reasons for the fed and trump administration independently.

As a result world trade is being rekt atm , add the solar minimum reducing agricultural outputs as always happens every 11 years and the coming boogaloo will pump crypto to the fucking sun.

>Nobody will ever take bitcoin seriously.

Good we better be under the radar till the hashrate is so big a 51% attack cost more than most nations gdp which at this rate of growth will be in about 3 years.

>>16457319
>Bitcoin isn't backed by anything and generates no income. It's a negative sum game (negative because of miners).

Bitcoin is going to have lower inflation than gold or fiat next year.

>marslander22
>RLC will BLEED like the BULL

10K BREACHED THIS IS NOT A DRILL

>>15414712
Slow and Steady

Guess it really is the devil's lettuce, degenerates btfo.

>>14769989
Holy fuck based ID, you're gonna make it

>>14283138
BTC BCH LTC is the holy trinity

>>14046142
This.

Wait for the requisite correction, which WILL come.

I'm kind of surprised desu, I thought BTC would drop down to 6.5-7 K range for that correction. Seems suspicious, but the movement does look organic so idk