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55730041 No.55730041 [Reply] [Original]

>The last Bitcoin will be minted in 2140
>People who will live until 2140 have already been born

How much will it be worth in 2140?

>> No.55730051

three fiddy

>> No.55730061

imagine how much someone would pay for that final satoshi.

>> No.55730069

$0

>> No.55730072

>>55730041
literally nothing is stopping yet another fork of bitcoin to change the supply cap.

>> No.55730079

>>55730041
What outdated spaghetti code premine is worth as historic relic.
$1,000 2023 dollars or so?

>> No.55730081

>>55730041
>People who will live until 2140 have already been born
>2140-2023
>117

are bitcoinmaxxis retarted?

>> No.55730088

>are bitcoinmaxxis retarted?

YES
E
S

>> No.55730091

>>55730081
>>55730081
Some people live to around 120 is not crazy.

>> No.55730477

>>55730072
This. Quantum resistence will require a hardfork regardless if purists like it or not and that will set a new precedent.

>> No.55730517

Bitcoin will be sold out and go thus go to zero by this time next year. There will be nothing on exchange. SOLD OUT. ILLEGAL SO WORTH 0 OFFICIALLY.
black market p2p however...

>> No.55730545
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55730545

>>55730477
quantum resistance is already achieved with recent upgrades. only the "old" adresses are vulnerables (and that's a big deal as satoshi BTC are from these kind of adresses)

see https://www2.deloitte.com/nl/nl/pages/innovatie/artikelen/quantum-computers-and-the-bitcoin-blockchain.html and pic related

>> No.55730549

>>55730517
Monero is for the black market

>> No.55730701

>>55730041
>How much will BTC be worth in 2140?

Enough to afford a new body, a digital mind copy or cryogenic sleep.

>> No.55730914

>>55730081
Dude, look up a list of the world's oldest people.

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55731508

>>55730041
do you think crypto will still be around by then?
just like what happened with credit cards, people will invent a new expensive crap with an artificial price, for now I will just concentrate on things like CHIKUN before that day comes

>> No.55731612

If I move to Germany from my EU home country will I be able to sell the crypto I've had for more than one year tax free? Do I need a german bank account?

>> No.55731668

>>55731612
you need to be registered here and proof when you got in to the coins and so on

>> No.55734302

>>55731612
don't do it
germany is tax hell
I guarantee you that the finanzamt will find loopholes to tax you
worst case they find some odd transactions they don't understand and you will be charged with conspiracy to tax fraud

>> No.55734354

>>55731508
now try that without shilling your shitcoin

>> No.55734495

>>55730091
I can count them on one hand. Hell, I can probably count them on my dick.

>> No.55734509

>>55730072
>He doesn't remember SegWit wars
>He doesn't know the user segment can force miners to pick the fork which has not the longest chain, but consensus
>He thinks the user segment would give consensus to a fork which literally only favour miners
Many such cases. Sad

>> No.55734534

>>55734509
when all these late adopters know are tech companies like ethereum they really do believe that bitcoin is just as weak in consensus

>> No.55734633

>>55730041
Most people with a nice stack right now will have enough money to retire and live off passive income by the end of 2025. Imagine, 115 years of guaranteed wealth so you never have to work and you can just do anything that you want.