>store of value

[Anonymous No.26351920]

>randomly devalues 30%

yeah I'm thinking you lot are complete fucking idiots

[Anonymous No.26351941]

MOSER
O
S
E
R

LOSER

[Anonymous No.26352263]

>>26351941
>>26351920
hes right. its just dumb redditors and zoomer milliennial garbage retail investers spending their tendies money on a hopeless ponzi scheme

[Anonymous No.26352323]

>>26352263
At this point u just look stupid after the past 10+ years of returns
Stay poor

[Anonymous No.26352347]

>>26352323
>calling people stupid
>the guy is 100% correct
> " u "

[Anonymous No.26352420]

>>26351920
>unsustaninable
jew tard ape

[Anonymous No.26352426]

>>26352347
>Banker say Bitcoin bad. Me believe banker.
Funny how Jamie Dimon said the same thing then u-turned. Funny how everyone has u-turned but this guy. Guess we should all listen to him.

[Anonymous No.26352500]

>>26351920
>uninvestable
>can't even short

[Anonymous No.26352505]

>>26351920
>major investors still not investing in BTC
Geez lads, once they finally catch on, we will blow past 500k$ like it's fucking nothing. There's still time to accumulate. Work hard, invest as much as you can spare in BTC/ETH/LINK, and you will make it.

[Anonymous No.26352527]

>>26352323
yeah ponzi schemes always work great for the people who got in at the ground floor 10 years ago. the point still stands that momentum has slowed and as consumers get smarter and more competitive technology comes out they stop buying into the ponzi scheme.

it also doesnt help your case that 80% of bitcoin is manipulated by communist china who routinely pump and dumps 50% of the value overnight to fleece naive western millennial dollars

[Anonymous No.26352539]

>>26351920
1 bitcoin = 1 bitcoin
Only people below 80 IQ and above 140 will understand this statement

[Anonymous No.26352577]

>dipped 30%
>1 month after doubling

They don't want us buying

[Anonymous No.26352587]

>>26352539
you wont be saying that when 1 bitcoin = 1k USD

[Anonymous No.26352593]

>>26352505
>once they catch on

yes, once they decide to adopt a digital currency that is not in their financial interest at all since they have zero control or manipulation over it, thats when we will make it. work hard and someday, those big banks will realize what they are missing out on by giving up all control of monetary policy

[Anonymous No.26352624]

>>26351920
He's right. Bitcoin isn't a store of value. It's speculation and nothing else

[Anonymous No.26352628]

>>26351920
>Barclays Private Bank chief market strategist who wants you broke, dead, your kids raped and brainwashed, and thinks it's funny, says bitcoin is 'almost uninvestable'

[Anonymous No.26352651]

when jews fud then buy

motto for life

[Anonymous No.26352678]

>>26352593
I can't believe this sick old bitch likes ice cream

[Anonymous No.26352686]

>>26352651
or perhaps they're not fudding, perhaps they're just saying what every other serious person in the financial world would say. But you wouldn't understand that because you're 21 or something

[Anonymous No.26352913]

>>26352678
hey those gourmet ice creams are $12 a pint plus delivery

https://shop.jenis.com/pick-your-own-mix/

and one of her twin set of fridges is $15,000

but yeah, shes "suffering through this pandemic just like you fellow americans, so do your job and suck it up no stimulus until we kick Trump out of office oh now that we won heres your $600 7 months late, its a significant sum of money be happy with it"

[Anonymous No.26352954]

>>26351920
>mean-variance portfolio
i.e. retarded baby's first portfolio arithmetics

better off just going equal weights.

[Anonymous No.26353083]

>>26352954
yes i'm sure the private bank chief market strategist, and you, a 21 year old video game playing stoner is not

[Anonymous No.26353120]

>>26353083
>t. derivatives expert in 2007

[Anonymous No.26353185]

Get rich quick schemes have worked since the First Temple.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5EJBuVjfNc

[Anonymous No.26353304]

we're still early

[Anonymous No.26353348]

>>26353083
I work at an investment bank, and I can tell you that ues, I am way smarter than 90% of my bosses. You climb in big institutions by being a politician, not technically strong.

[Anonymous No.26353421]

what makes it uninvestable is no one is selling

[Anonymous No.26353671]

>store of value
>x10 if you bought at 3k
>meanwhile Gold lost 20% of its value in a couple of months

[Anonymous No.26353718]

>>26352263
>zoomer milliennial garbage retail investers spending their tendies money on a hopeless ponzi scheme
you sound extremely bitter

[Anonymous No.26353803]

>>26351920
but did a 1000% since last march to top also... so yeah store of value bitch!

[Anonymous No.26353817]

>>26352323
>It's not a ponzi scheme because people made money
How retarded do you have to be too year this argument? The whole point of a ponzi scheme is to make money for the early investors.

[Anonymous No.26353844]

>>26353817
no in bitcoin everyone can make money. in a ponzi scheme only the very top makes money.

[Anonymous No.26353968]

>>26351920
No one is buying this because it is a store of value yet. It will be a store of value when all the coins are mined you fucking idiot. Right now everyone is just scrambling to get their hands on as much as they can as they become rarer and rarer.

[Anonymous No.26354008]

>>26353968
i am all my fucking boomer investments lost against inflation. putting a portion of my portfolio to bitcoin ensures i stay ahead of real inflation.

[Anonymous No.26354043]

>>26351920
Would gold value go down if goverment would fud that it would start prosecuting gold owners as potential terrorists?

[Anonymous No.26354156]

It's not a store of value if you buy the fucking top and then want to cash out less than a month later.. fucking morons... if you hold it you will be in profit.

[Anonymous No.26354224]

>>26351920
>load ze double spend FUD
>load ze Biden FUD
>load ze exact same double spend FUD
>he sold?
>POOMP ET

[Anonymous No.26354242]

>>26353803
that's not what store of value means you absolute fool.

[Anonymous No.26354259]

>>26351920
>its volatility makes the asset almost uninvestable
someone tell that dumb boomer to zoom out

[Anonymous No.26354305]

Lots of cope ITT

[Anonymous No.26354403]

>>26353083
>>26352686
appeal to authority falls flat when the “authority” is a retard, retard. get with the times you troglodyte

[Anonymous No.26354432]

>>26354224
dont forget
>load ze craig is satoshi FUD

[Anonymous No.26354440]

>>26354242
to me store of value: anything that beats inflation long term
and gold ain't it. stocks are too risky right now with the current state of the economy. also fully custodial and permissioned.

[Anonymous No.26354491]

>>26351920
Imagine believing the bankers lies at THIS point.

That said, I think BTC is a shitty investment here.

API3, however.... wew!

[Anonymous No.26354516]

>>26354440
>store of value
>inflation
>still thinking in fiat
>economy
newfag should go back to redit

[Anonymous No.26354522]

>>26354491
well should have bought when everyone was at full despair when we broke below $5k in 2018... that's when i accumulated not here. altho if we dip to $20k i will buy some on spot.
when everyone is capitulating and screaming and running for their lives that's when you buy bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.26354551]

>>26354516
inflation is not about fiat it's about purchasing power. educate yourself you mongoloid.

[Anonymous No.26354618]

>>26351920
remember how the Barclays CEO was on the Lolita express flight logs?
He didn't seem to think Epstein was "uninvestable"

[Anonymous No.26354692]

>>26351920
dhedge fixes that feel sir. manages your portfolio so you don't get bonered by big daddy anymore

[Anonymous No.26354880]

>>26354551
>inflation
>purchasing power
>educate
boomerfag detected
go buy btc on a loan

[Anonymous No.26354947]

There are still nocoiners in 2021 Anno Domini

[Anonymous No.26354991]

>>26354880
i did and boy did it work out great. 5% apr 600% profit in a year...
can recommend.

[Anonymous No.26355007]

I bought in at 10k so I'm still 3x'd lol.
And 10k was a mini peak back in 2019, it was crabbing around 7k for months after that.

[Anonymous No.26355068]

>>26354991
>work out great.
>5%
>600%
>profit
>recommend.
no soul
no life
no friends
only rope left

[Anonymous No.26355079]

>>26353083
Mean variance analysis is retarded for bitcoin though. It’s useful because of its skewness and low correlation

[Anonymous No.26355082]

>>26353671
>just perfectly time the bottom and top

[Anonymous No.26355141]

>>26355068
you are just being a stupid coping nocoiner.
you didn't got in early and now salty as hell.
many such cases.

[Anonymous No.26355158]

>>26352527
>for the people who got in at the ground floor 10 years ago.
From 3k to 40k in a year you retarded faghot.

[Anonymous No.26355174]

>>26355141
>coping
>didn't got in early
>salty as hell.
>many such cases.
DO IT FAGGOT !

[Anonymous No.26355201]

>>26352263
>bitcoin will never make $1, it's a bubble
>bitcoin will never make $10, it's a bubble
>bitcoin will never make $100, it's a bubble
>bitcoin will never make $1000, it's a bubble
>bitcoin will never make $10000, it's a bubble
>You are here
>bitcoin will never make $100000, it's a bubble

Your fiat currency is a bubble.
>bitcoin will never make 100000, it's a scam

[Anonymous No.26355209]

>>26352587
>when
Lmao if, then i buy 100BTC u retard, understand the game or get liquidated

[Anonymous No.26355294]

No coiners will be absolutely killing themselves in by end of the year lol

[Anonymous No.26355315]

>>26355174
that doesn't make any sense. but keep on coping newfag!

[Anonymous No.26355344]

I bought 0.15 in 2016 so I'm up whatever happens, not cashing out unless it hits a stupid number that makes it worthwhile (probably 100-200k) but overall I don't give a fuck about BTC and it's hilarious watching people pretend it's some guaranteed investment vehicle or value store, rather than pointless internet money

[Anonymous No.26355458]

>>26355344
If it's pointless then cach out already faggit, otherwise shut the fuck up and sit down

[Anonymous No.26355496]

>>26355458
It may make it to an amount that makes it worthwhile to cash out, it may make it back to 0. It's still pointless internet money. Tbh I forgot all about it until this Christmas when I found my old electrum wallet seed.

[Anonymous No.26355506]

>>26355344
well all i can say is so far so good.
why don't you fags crow about it after it shits the bed?

[Anonymous No.26355532]

>>26353671
>bitcoin lost 20% in a day

[Anonymous No.26355562]

>>26351920
The BTC Yellen FUD only lasted a day. This is how powerless they are.

[Anonymous No.26355634]

Funny money

[Anonymous No.26355702]

>>26355562
>based

[Anonymous No.26355758]

>>26351920
Volatility is not a problem, it’s expected as growing pains for a new asset undergoing price discovery
The problem is the inherent vulnerability in the network and the hard coin limit

Money/currency has to be lendable with a yield that is set in the same currency as the loan otherwise you’ll end up with a situation where all the debtors are chasing something other than bitcoin
>I lend you one bitcoin with 5% interest
>you can never pay me back since bitcoin is capped and there are millions of others chasing nonexistent bitcoins as well
>yield has to be set in something other than bitcoin, like gold
>everyone is now chasing gold instead of bitcoin
the limit cap will also cause a liquidity crisis, which will result in few transactions being made at the same time as miners are only able to make money off transactions
miners will be forced to shut down, causing the hash rate to drop and the network to become extremely vulnerable

[Anonymous No.26355768]

>>26351920
>almost
almost, but the other option is to keep it in cash or throw it to an overvalued stock market
i will take the wild swings and keep my own private keys
fuck banks
next

[Anonymous No.26355845]

>>26355758
The solution is of course to remove the hard limit and allow bitcoin to inflate at, say 1% per year
this would make bitcoin less “hard” but more “money”

[Anonymous No.26355860]

>>26352263
>Amazon dot com?
>dot com... that's that dial up shit that nerds use, right?
>No way in hell am I investing in some useless shit that the majority of the population will never use.

[Anonymous No.26355894]

>>26352426
trust the banker, goy

[Anonymous No.26355923]

>>26353844
In ponzi scheme literally everyone can make money. People just getting too greedy when they see returns and tend to go "all in" instead of setting specific exit targets.
70%+ of BTC is inactive. People just buy and HODL (especially since 2017)."Early investors" are kinda decentralized too. That's probably the main reason of rug-pull not happening so far.

[Anonymous No.26355939]

>>26353968
No, please read >>26355758
the limit cap will destroy btc, luckily it’s fixable by removing the cap

[Anonymous No.26356171]

>>26355939
ETH has no cap. Still volatile AF.
Mining cartels are the problem too to some extend. Wonder what would happen if inflation was proportional to network hashrate.

[Anonymous No.26356266]

>>26352539
above 140 IQ here
the government will hamstring your little rally, eradicate you from the world like they're doing to white nationalists right now, and then put their fed coin which the soi-drinking subhumans of the financial/IT sector will embrace like their second religion

1 bitcoin = 0.0000001 fedcoin in 2030
you can screenshot this post

[Anonymous No.26356285]

>>26352593
she's so hot bros

[Anonymous No.26356303]

>>26355923
>In ponzi scheme literally everyone can make money
no because there is no scarcity new investors don't buy shares from old investors. everyone gets issued new shares for their deposit. while interest is paid to old investors from the newcomers money.

[Anonymous No.26356318]

>>26351920
>He trusts the banksters
>He fell for the FUD

[Anonymous No.26356343]

>>26356266
you made a typo added a zero to your iq...

[Anonymous No.26356366]

>>26354880
>>26354516
>>26355068
>>26355174
Extreme cringe overload

[Anonymous No.26356385]

>>26355923
>in a ponzi scam everyone can make money

Retard, when it run out of new fags the thing crumbles

[Anonymous No.26356485]

>>26356385
>Retard, when it run out of new fags the thing crumbles
And crypro supposed to just grow on its own when no one is buying shit, right?
Do you realize what usually happens after all of the twitter and your mom have already bought Bitcoin?

[Anonymous No.26356553]

>>26356485
the ride never ends

[Anonymous No.26356568]

>>26351920
>oh no the bankers dont like it
top kek anon very bullish

[Anonymous No.26356658]

Bitcoin bubble is over. Learn from your experience and hope to see another big ponzi scheme tech in your lifetime and hop in early on. Maybe it will be something like a life extension pill or uploading your mind to a neural network botnet.
And no, Tesla won't sustain its growth for 10 consecutive years. It has to be something bigger that Bitcoin, not a meme space car.

[Anonymous No.26356666]

>>26356553
>the ride never ends
Everything ends at some point. This one still probably have a long way to go in a long run, but due to mining difficulties I think that it will end at some point
And like >>26355758 said hell know what would happen then. On one hand it may be not profitable to mine. On other one without mining network is not secure.
I like Monero in that regard. GPU and especially ASIC mining gives to much power to chink cartels.

[Anonymous No.26356681]

>>26351920
>muh portfolio management theory
t.105k link stack linky who was a poorfag in 2017 and made it in 3 years with 0 knowledge about finance or portfolio shit

[Anonymous No.26356711]

>>26351920
I’m so thankful that this wageboomer, who only has my best financial interests at heart, has weighed in with his opinion on this matter. Just sold 100k.

[Anonymous No.26356717]

>>26356485
At some point Tanisha and your mom will need to required to hold btc if we want mass adoption, that's kind of how it works.

[Anonymous No.26356824]

>>26356717
What's the point of mass adopting something that has no use outside of speculation or "store of value"? Gold has no mass adoption for example.
Considering transaction fees right now it's not even practical to buy weed with BTC. Shit had more real life usage 5 years ago probably.

[Anonymous No.26356841]

>>26352527
>yeah ponzi schemes always work great for the people who got in at the ground floor 10 years ago
Ponzis dont survive 10 years and several bear markets.

[Anonymous No.26356873]

>>26356841
>Bernie Madoff operated the longest-running Ponzi scheme. For 20 years, investors poured $17.5 billion into his "investment firm".
well...

[Anonymous No.26357003]

>>26356666
i like monero too, if i would pay with it i would use it as cash substitute. but investing in monero is an oxymoron to me.

[Anonymous No.26357038]

>>26352347
You wrote "you lot" in the op, which means you're an inbred islander retard or your an anglo-phile (a retard)

[Anonymous No.26357110]

>>26356266
this may be true actually

[Anonymous No.26357118]

>>26352263
Sticky this!

[Anonymous No.26357197]

>>26356266
>above 140 IQ here
>the government will hamstring your little rally, eradicate you from the world like they're doing to white nationalists right now, and then put their fed coin which the soi-drinking subhumans of the financial/IT sector will embrace like their second religion
>1 bitcoin = 0.0000001 fedcoin in 2030
>you can screenshot this post
i totally agree with this.
yellen talking about shutting off internet access for cryptorich regions totally plays into this scenario

[Anonymous No.26357237]

>>26357197
>yellen talking about shutting off internet access for cryptorich regions
waaaat?

[Anonymous No.26357270]

>>26357237
>waaaat?
you dont get news very often in the shithole you living in ?

[Anonymous No.26357304]

>>26355768
basado

[Anonymous No.26357329]

>>26357270
what news are you talking about? it's all baseless fud. also fucking impossible because vpns exist.

[Anonymous No.26357357]

>>26357329
kek
vpn working great without landlines and satelite

[Anonymous No.26357442]

>>26356366
Easly

[Anonymous No.26357535]

>>26357357
are you like literally clinically retarded?

[Anonymous No.26357543]

>>26355201
Each of these statements had some probability of being true at some point. With each iteration of the bubble, the probabilities accumulate. How much longer do you think we can keep going?

[Anonymous No.26357588]

>>26357535
i took my pills today if that is your question

[Anonymous No.26357591]

>>26357543
is there a limit to how much usd the fed can print?

[Anonymous No.26357599]

>>26353844
>no in bitcoin everyone can make money. in a ponzi scheme only the very top makes money.
No, everyone in a ponzi makes money until it crashes, exactly the same as crypto.

[Anonymous No.26357634]

>>26357599
well if you lose your deposit but get some interest i wouldn't call that making money.
only the earliest investors come out in actual profit.

[Anonymous No.26357656]

>>26357591
When the paper it's printed on is worth more than the USD.

[Anonymous No.26357676]

>>26352263
What is tesla?

[Anonymous No.26357797]

>>26352651
This. I did the same thing for Tesla last year. Always do the opposite of what the Jews say

[Anonymous No.26357877]

>>26357656
you do realize it's all digital now right? fiat is literally just a number.

[Anonymous No.26358016]

Its a wild asset, OP. The stock market was once like this, when it was young, more than a 100 years ago.
Giving enough time, we will see hypertokenization of society, and assets will have less volatility.
As for now, we should ride the wave. I sold some fractions this last week, but have made 3x since last time I bought last year. You cant expect this kind of return with the stock market, which is already a century old.
When you first put money into it, expect to lose half of its value in the first six months, and to lose one third in a year. Only after holding for the first year, is that you will see some solid returns. If you dont prepare your mind for it, you are going to sell early and will not reap the profits.

[Anonymous No.26358056]

>>26357877
Doesn't matter, it can go in any direction. Bitcoin won't grow forever.
Also, what >>26355758 says.

[Anonymous No.26358096]

>>26357003
>but investing in monero is an oxymoron to me.
Well.. that's the difference between currency and speculative asset.
And even Monero is volatile. Some fixed inflation rate is the way to go for crypto currency to be usable. There's no other way w/o being centralized "stablecoin" I guess.

[Anonymous No.26358181]

>>26355068
the amount of COPE in this post lmao

[Anonymous No.26358240]

>>26358096
decentralized trustless stable coins seem to be impossible as of yet.
even dai has it's own problems with maker and it is also dependent on eth staying healthy.

[Anonymous No.26358268]

>>26358056
>Bitcoin won't grow forever.
no in a 100 years or so the last bitcoin will be mined

[Anonymous No.26358372]

>>26358181
give adress, maybe i send you some satoshis

[Anonymous No.26358380]

>>26355758
Lot's of speculation and projection there bud. Bitcoin is lendable though. You literally can take a Bitcoin loan on Compound right now

[Anonymous No.26358692]

>>26355082
timing the bottom wasn't hard bro

[Anonymous No.26359382]

>>26358692
Seriously. I still cannot believe I actually got to buy Bitcoin for like 3k in 20 fucking 20. I thought I missed the boat but there it was. My last chance to get in. Thank God majority of this planet is dumb as fuck