/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58128890
>how does a deflationary wide-adopted decentralized asset is supposed to be a terrible SOV again?

lol so what will the price of BTC be 1 week from now? 1 month from now? 6 months from now? 1 year from now? Until you can predict that figure with a *very* high degree of certainty, BTC will continue to be a terrible SoV.

lol and what adoption? Or are you one of those wetbrains who considers hoarding a usecase?


>besides big tech stocks have a lot of volatility yet the general consensus is that it is an excellent hedge against inflation

lol did you seriously just compare crypto to big tech stocks? The reason THEY have value is because they represent fractional ownership in real world companies that create value through the manufacture and sale of high-demand products that pay dividends to the shareholder. In other words, they are productive assets that generate wealth by being economically relevant.

>muh ETFs

ETFs are paper BTC that can't be spent on goods & services. Nuff said.


>they will fomo, and eventually hold given a long enough timespan

Nah, they're only getting more and more blackpilled with time. And Tether can't keep printing funny money indefinitely either. Its not looking good, bro.


>I don't get how you fags would rather speculate an hypothetical future market maturation that'll lead everything to crash BUT xmr

It's called "seeing the writing on the wall"


>instead of admitting the widespread adoption of btc that is happening right here right now before your very eyes

lol this again?

Listen, we're actually having a lot of fun staying poor in here so how about you let us learn our lesson the hard way, feel free to drop by and gloat when you inevitably become a laser-eyed millionaire.