/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4956588

No mate, I understand the potential for an emerging asset class capable of tackling some of the most predominant issues in all levels of society.

The market will reach trillions you see, but only a few which have gone beyond just relying on scarcity, instead the ones which embed themselves into real usefullness, not just "convenience". BTC will be in trillions, while some others (like ADA) will be in billions.

Think the total market is not $1 trillion yet, the US stock bubble (US only) reached $6.7 trillion. A market that was around when not everyone had devices to access trading brokers, a market which only a select type of individual would of speculated upon.

Now cryptocurrency is a whole new ball game you see, for even a 12 year old with his tendie money can participate in this worldwide event, think about that.

This is going to be the biggest most volatile bubble in all of human existence, hindsight is a gift not all can appreciate.

All you need is 100k ADA for lambo land, all you have to do is listen.

Soon it will be all you HAD to do was LISTEN.

200k LINKer reporting in and I'm not fucking selling!

This reminds me of /biz/ back in February when we had all the obvious ETH fud/shilling, FUD or shill I don't even give a fuck I'm hodling.

>>3421340

"Hey guys I have been here for 2 months and basically I'm a pro now and I'm telling you to sell"

These retards actually exist, just as bad as the boomers clinging onto metals from earth to see the bigger picture.

US stock bubble (US, not worldwide) reached 6.7 trillion

Worldwide crypto currency bubble will surpass the US stock bubble.

>Units of a company that are essentially just paper, or programmable, transferable decentralized wealth built for the rapid exponential expansion of humanities financial technology sector.

People like OP don't even have 1 BTC, are you really going to let some Reddit asshole make you sell your future retirement? I don't think so.

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