/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15476351
Allegedly. I'm somewhat skeptical because it sounds so absurd to see something like the US to collapse. There will be riots, conflicts, and destruction. Can you imagine when the government defaults and can't pay out farming subsidies? Or if the EBT stops flowing?
I believe in silver and gold. I believe in it so much, but it's going to be a long loooong waiting game. When we look to Rome, historians through around decades and centuries like it's candy. That's a really long fucking time.
I look to the future and if my kids can benefit from my actions today then why not invest in it? Ultimately that decision is up to you, but don't be surprised if the reset does happen within our lifetime.

We're in uncharted waters, fren. The future is ours to make.

>>15329753
BUMP
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>>15316600
>>15316633
Digits don't lie , you frens need your economic help in this hard times.

So many bulls and bears, who tf can make a realistic sentimental forecast. Ill sit this one out

I'm really starting to believe that this project is legit and not another pajeet shil. They have Binance and Coinbase connections. Google and Apple engineers. I'm grabbing a suicide stack just in case.

>>15133510
No that comes in 2021 after we pass 1M.

Now it's the pre golden bullrun when the world leaders go full retard in a race to the bottom devaluating currencies and they pump us to 100k.

>>15106368
>assuming free electricity (many miners own their electric source) you could run old miners until you have no room for them physically and still be profitable mining btc

The free electricity is a big IF but yes the only centralized miners that will survive post 2021 will be the ones that invested in things like electric dams or have absurdly low electric costs due to being near one.

But they will be a minority as mining becomes descentralized again , it's funny how satoshi game theory has been working so well all because the electric costs , from price rises to descentralization it all comes from the fact that each bitcoin has an electric cost behind it.

It's genious to be honest.

>>14924580
what city desu?

>>14246468
So will fiat just be the norm? I thought memecoiners were banking on a total dollar collpase.

>>14187102
What? Quoted the wrong post?