/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55667609
>Which Crypto Narratives do you think will fuel the Next Bull Run?

Bitcoin Supremacy.
A global universal digital commodity, digital property, currency and store of wealth.

>>53096464
That's not a cycle.
That's just a graph of how poorly the dollar is performing against BTC.
The government is absolutely DEMOLISHING the value of the USD by trying to print their way out of every problem.

Tards gonna tard.

>>26735212
>Bailing out the dollar with dollars
I've heard more retarded things here before.

>>26526030
My grandfather in law texted me last night mentioning only military personnel in the States can buy Gold. I figured it couldn't be true as I'd have heard about it on here. Any truth to this gentlemen?

>>25359238
Plenty of videos online that could explain it better than me:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7bzcrwBFD34

>>25359640
It means the only excuse Deflationists ever had goes out the window. China forced their hand early by their implementing their own digital dollar system.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eQEw1_aKjik&t=13s

Shit is moving incredibly fast.

>>24903293
Based forbidden knowledge poster.

>>24422326
I'm gonna need to type out several paragraph posts and educate you on the history of Central Banking and Gold as money before I can explain the fallaciousness of what you just said about the subjectivity of money. More importantly, the argument you are proposing works against (not in favor) of Bitcoin and all Crypto currencies. It is imperative there are intrinsic qualities real money has that fiat doesn't, otherwise society could run on the false future promises that fiat delivers forever (which it obviously can't and would be a historic first).

>>23897995
It's a good thing from the standpoint of average Joes, but kikes want you to think it's bad for the economy

Why do criminals only use fiat?

>>17589773
>why would anyone want to stash their wealth into it?

>>15752984
Sure glad my dollars are nice and safe in the bank, definitely not being stolen right from under my nose so the government can pay off its debt on the cheap

>>15268613
Volatility is due to the network effect still being pretty small and early days relative to its potential, eventually it can even out with a more gradual increase in purchasing power like gold has.

>>15268615
Some normies have a hard time believing it, but it is possible to have a stable economy that doesn't act like a giant cocaine addicted ponzi like we presently have under the keynesian economic order.

another excellent free ebook or audiobook: https://mises.org/library/what-has-government-done-our-money

>>15260163
Brilliant idea /slowclap

>>12191136
>it's near ATL and won't be for much longer.

Yeah, I think the market will go sideways for the next 1-2 years.

Anticipating reaching previous ATH in 2021 or so.

t. Survived 2013-2014.

>>11864492
Literally just 1s and 0s with a few pieces of paper on the side

>>10484354

In case you idiots missed it, this is THE bull run.

100k eoy

>>8870844
>What is inflation?

>>7775850

>If a cryptocurrency can maintain a stable value, then it could more readily function as money. If this is achieved, then one can consider whether it could compete with traditional currencies.

Use the dollar goys. Its the one and only true currency goys

>>7474399
he's actually retarded .
extremely bluepilled viewpoint of currency

USD is going to shit

how tf can crypto kill the dollar? lmao... sounds like banksters are looking for a scapegoat, and something as volatile and untrustworthy as buttcoin will be blamed for the inevitable demise of the dollar (which has been ongoing for a fucking century)