/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55182397
yes. yes i do. actually.
ahem..
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i've had the polish shit whore and yhwh.

>>54221186
>will have a finite limit
Don't forget all the lost keys from the early days when people didn't think BTC would go anywhere, and all the people that have / will die without leaving their family info on how to access the coins. BTC is not only finite, it's unintentionally deflationary. Who knows how many tons of unregistered gold is out there in the hands of the usual sorts of people you'd expect to have such a thing, or how much of the gold in the US and Chinese governments' vaults are fake or even non existent. Gold's day has passed.

>>54221277
>store of wealth
Yeah and the part you /pmg/ retards never tell anyone is that you have to have wealth worth storing first. If you have 5 figures you're unironically better off just buying BTC because you might at least get a 2x in the coming years, gold is never going to $4k unless the USD goes to stupid lows, at which point nobody will take gold or silver because your average normie is too retarded to understand value, so when you say "this tiny coin is worth $2000", the majority will just laugh and tell you you can't eat gold.