/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4858916
>thats implying those normies now hold the majority of btc, which they still dont
Even this is out of date. you can probably knock a big chunk of wallets off this and just write 'Wallstreet futures market and banksters' on at least two of the sections. 51% is their golden number.
I worry how many old BTC holders resisted selling for bitcoin cash the other month.

>>4849717
Yep, bitcoin wouldn't pump as much maybe but basically people treat this as a fiat market and forget that it is about decentralized satoshis. All they are doing is helping funnel the btc into more whales wallets with the end result making btc centralised by ownership and market control. They are idiots. Alts are for increasing your stack of btcs essentially.

>>4848424
Bazingoids have $ on the exchanges and blockfolio and they don't understand it is a bitcoin market. Hence every alt has gone down for no reason when they would have risen in fiat value at the same rate as bitcoin rose anyway if nobody had sold alts. It is retardation at its finest.
>Bazingoids gonna bazinga.
Oh, expect bitcoin to crash in Jan/Feb. Your fiat gains will go down 50+% but your bitcoin value in your alts will rise substantially. then it will take 6-12 months to get back to pre-crash bitcoin valuation except it will be gradual this time so no panic dumping of alts for btc by bazingoids.
See you in 6 months, I am going to hibernate.

>>4831237
You can knock one of these big chunks off now because a lot of old-time users bought BCash. Another big chunk is satoshis and the rest is now owned by (((them)))