/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49810155
it's cryptofailure/inflation season. They come here to cope to feel better about their "investments". They'll tell you they pulled out and are rich now (then why would you be here), made +20000% which wouldn't have been possible with silver (that's not why we stack), that our metal is worthless blah blah (that's why the banks and governments buy the stuff, just for fun, yea).
you learn to enjoy them for their cope.

>>49338686
I can definitely argue for Satanichia, you don't have to share the sentiment.
She's known on /g/ as the mascot for hating apple products a bit ironically - all tech is fine if it gets the fucking job done for most people, but as a fact loving 4chan anon you usually can't get over the fact that people pick the inferiour product simply out of vanity and status, let alone on a board of people giving zero fucks about vanity and status.

>electricity's out, can't trade can't pay
>no internet, can't verify the blockchain while this hobo offers me 4000 bitcoin for a bic lighter
>it's wartime lol we confiscate your mining rigs for number crunching and cyphercracking
>electricity prices shoot through the roof - bitcoin, which requires precisely that to work, somehow falls into a slump - manipulated or just useless?
>"you bought a magazine which differs from party line thought with bitcoin in 2023 therefore you are to be executed, the blockchain proves it lol" says the judge in 2040
>buy an apple with 0.000000001874 bitcoin, takes a week to verify the transaction as well as additional two apples in transaction cost
>51% attack
>2000 Nu-Bux required to pay rent, that's 0.1 bitcoin - oh shit it just updated because the FED said so, now it's 200 bitcoin, a shame you only had 3 so you are now homeless
I could go on for ages why a physical store of value tied to nothing but the metric system is the best thing we'll ever have as a trading tool for exchange