/biz/ - Business & Finance

If the cryptomarket were to experience a major crash that would result in some sort of crypto depression, is it fair to say that only coins that have an immediate use would survive? Like pot coin or Etherium?

>>5090316
>it is thieving torrent users who are the ones who complain most about "muh lack of choices"
That doesn't even make sense. What the hell are you arguing?

>>4580158
>Over 9000
>Reddit

Are most of the BCH supporters just people sad they missed out on cheap BTC, so they're pushing this so they can 'make it?' It's not like Satoshi's vision is actually a valid argument when there are a bunch of alts that are better and less centralized

It's not as if BCH flipping with BTC will end well for anyone in the market anyways (unless they're real quick with their sells to get out into fiat or still trust USDT)

How much time until the BCH difficulty adjustment?

What's going to happen then?

>Buying things
>With BTC

What?

What do you think will be the eventual replacement for BTC down the road and why? (I'm talking 5+ years away here minimum)

Is a flippening even possible?

Is the ETH crash the best thing that could have happened to NEO and STRAT in the long run? ETH going to a lower price point means that people might look for something that they think might perform better than ETH

I don't wanna get rich overnight. Trying to catch moons is way too stressful. What does /biz/ think is a good long-term crypto hold and why? The why is pretty important