/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.49754352]

Name one (1) [singular] way that Bitcoin has changed the world in any way other than spawning a million digital "currencies." Where is the Blockchain revolution? It's been over a decade.

[Anonymous No.49754384]

>>49754352
sucked up investment money that could have been spent on health research

[Anonymous No.49754391]

>>49754352
CBDC

[Anonymous No.49754606]

Drug acquisition.

>b-b-BUT LE BAD
it unironically isnt, more people get hurt by street war drug shit than ordering by mail and drug laws are fucking retarded

[Anonymous No.49754680]

>>49754352
I have international purchasing power outside of the traditional banking system

What kind of question is this. It is the whole point of the currency

[Anonymous No.49754691]

most venezuelan code monkeys only take payment in bitcoin

[Anonymous No.49754717]

>>49754352
it bootstrapped eth and therefore defi

[Anonymous No.49754775]

>>49754352
Most people who spew bullshit about the "blockchain revolution" have zero understanding of what the blockchain is. Same shit as people who talk about quantum mechanics. The less people understand a subject the more they percieve it as semi-magical and are willing to believe the most retarded lies.
Bitcoin and other cryptos (monero aside) have never had any real use.

[Anonymous No.49754819]

>>49754352
It made a lot of scammers very rich.

[Anonymous No.49754841]

>>49754352
Crossborder payment more efficient than SWIFT

[Anonymous No.49754872]

Unironically bitcoin made the fed finally take responsibility of their actions

[Anonymous No.49754880]

>>49754352
It has pissed off PC gamers for over 10 years.

[Anonymous No.49754886]

>>49754775
t. dunning kruger
ironic isn't it?

[Anonymous No.49754920]

>>49754775
>crypto has no use
>written from behind layers of encryption protocols that prevent him from getting gaped just by having an internet connection

[Anonymous No.49754958]

Bitcoin is decentralized finance. It brought blockchain techology to the forefront of human interaction and solidified a decentralized methodology of transacting in human society.

Literally one of the most important things to happen in the last 100 years

[Anonymous No.49754974]

>>49754775
The utility of money is to exchange it.

[Anonymous No.49754996]

>>49754352
I have access to financial markets. They were exclusive clubs before. Using that access I independently provided financial services to the markets which funded rebuilding my dying remote fishing village as a tourist destination.

[Anonymous No.49755023]

>>49754352
It's the final puzzle piece for the great reset by providing much needed controlled opposition to the elites' monetary system. And that's a good thing, goy. Now buy the dip.

[Anonymous No.49755046]

For the first time ever we have private money not controlled by state.

[Anonymous No.49755049]

>>49754886
t. reddit

[Anonymous No.49755053]

>>49754352
secure, anonymous, decentralized finance
gives the entire world, billions of people, a way to escape inflation
gave millions of people generational wealth
gave thousands of visionary whales more market influence than banks and politiciansj
if aliens ever land on earth, their test for whether humans are evolved will be weather we use blockchain tech for money
any species using rocks or paper is literally stone age

[Anonymous No.49755467]

>>49754775
Based monerochad

[Anonymous No.49755518]

>>49755046
A tweet is enough to change the value of currency in double digits.
Also you have to be delusional to think that states and banks aren't heavily involved and invested in crypto.

[Anonymous No.49755533]

>>49754352
Made digital extortion easier

[Anonymous No.49755563]

>>49755518
They are now, 13 years after launch.

[Anonymous No.49755595]

Zero

[Anonymous No.49755653]

>>49755563
Yeah bro I'm sure intelligence agencies just ignored a fast growing decentral alternative currency that is a threat to their power structre

[Anonymous No.49755980]

>gives the entire world, billions of people, a way to escape inflation
>tanks harder than the stock market by multiple folds
Lol

[Anonymous No.49756081]

>>49754352
It's the first time in history that can exchange value anywhere across the world without having to trust a middle man, it's the most fair accounting network in existence

[Anonymous No.49756149]

>>49755518
>States are invested in crypto

Why is this a bad thing?

[Anonymous No.49756377]

>>49754352
Proved to millions of people that they don't need to be completely dependent on a government for everything in their life. BTC started me on the path of being more pro free markets and smaller government for lots of issues.
Also it has made me rich enough to retire in my 30s so that's been nice

[Anonymous No.49756432]

>>49755653
it's pretty obvious banks are investing in crypto since they literally say they are.

[Anonymous No.49756549]

>>49754352
Pyramid, only fuckin max kyser and few early nerds that bought these shity crypto "token" in the 2010's are the ones happy (if they hold to 2021)
the rest are their slaves, mining and buy so the the in the top keep been richest. Fuck them all, is a scam

[Anonymous No.49757933]

>>49756549
Wrong.

t. 2016 ETH buyer ($ 7)

[Anonymous No.49757965]

>>49754384
well but this is a good thing since a bunch of boomers die as a result of that

[Anonymous No.49757994]

>>49754384
sucked up investment money that could have been spent on my SPY bags

[Anonymous No.49758038]

Common people in shithole countries like Venezuela and Turkey have a much easier way to protect their spending power.

[Anonymous No.49758048]

>>49756081
>It's the first time in history that can exchange value anywhere across the world without having to trust a middle man
Only in theory, because in practice there is a middle man. Actually more than one, considering most people will cash out using their bank account.

[Anonymous No.49759303]

>>49754775
Immutability, transparent , deterministic , reliable , decentralized . Youre being dishonest if you really believe there is no place for innovation with those qualities.