/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7737893
>they still don't get it

This is a coordinated attack being spread all over the (((mainstream media)))

Im from Spain, and I just saw Bitcoin national TV news. Of course, they talked about how Jamie Dimon said it's a fraud (they didn't say how he was fined billions by frauding with garbage mortgages)

Last time I saw Bitcoin on TV, was when "Satoshi Nakamoto" was found and how he owed millions to the australian government in taxes.

Do the fucking math and realize how powerful Bitcoin has become. The good news, it has not even begun yet.

>>3474948
>what is having an original analysis

This is why only buy and hold.

>>2712223

>>2396534
Yes, from the beginning. Very good book.
>>2396611
>when newspapers begin to print increasingly bullish stories; when economic news is better than ever; and when speculative volume and public participation increase
This describes now. 2013 didn't even get close to how much now this is. Hopefully cryptos will be able to withstand a real crash.

That seam is going to be greater than most in the past, because of the magnitude of what is being replaced and the terribly ripe condition that exists to be replaced. The interface will be epic, the transition states along the way will be horrific. Remember what Brad Pitt cautioned in The Big Short :"...for every one point rise in the unemployment rate, 40,000 people die". That relationship will rise when this nightmare takes hold.

It’s so interesting how a development led by young people - the advent and expansionary use of cryptocurrency - still will be subject to the old rules of society. The axiom "may you live in interesting times" - originally intended to be a cautionary advisory - along with the caution to "be careful what you wish for as it might come true" both ring in my ears as I contemplate how cryptocurrency will be the bleach that washes away the excesses of a dying age in favor of the birth of a new one.

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>>2215572
>buying shitcoins