/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7077598
Beibo has fucked at least 200 tight little teen pussies so I think he would pity you

All cryptocurrencies have the exact same problem: they aren’t backed by anything.

At one point they were backed by precious metals, but for the most part they’re now a reflection of the trustworthiness or reputation of the country that issues them. The United States is generally considered very trustworthy, so we’re considered the de facto international currency.

As a result, until such time as Bitcoin, dogecoin, potcoin, and all the other -coins band together and buy an aircraft carrier or a shitton of gold, they’re just libertarian wank material.

>>2813816
if silver bullions need to use plastic bags to prevent degradation and need a lot more space to place it, a lot more vehicles and security to move it

It simply can't compete, if you want cheaper alternatives with better ratio of what I've mentioned you would be looking into platinium, but still, that shit can't compete with gold

silver is to gold like dogecoin is to btc