/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28551594
xrptoolkit using a ledger
unironically

6 Million Dollars a Share
check em

>>28408342
who gives a fuck? it was 750$

>>28404333
its going to be sub 0.03 cents within a week or 2....
then you'll see.................
xx,xxx +

>https://www.coinbase.com/
>https://www.binance.com/
>https://www.kraken.com/

in several months those 3 links will link to this permanantly
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ

>>28376399
>Bitcoin has been around a decade, there is still almost no one who takes it.
>When credit cards came out, almost everyone took them within 2 years.
>When paypal launched, almost everyone was using it immediately, same with ebay.

Bitcoin is a dollar competitor, not a credit card competitor.
It has a market cap of $600 billion USD and growing. Does that not seem like substantial adoption of a new technology to you?

>ALSO
>What Navy does bitcoin have? Thats right none. The worth of a currency is directly proportional to the strength of its military. This is a basic law of history/econ.

It's not the just military, it's the entire infrastructure of financial services, legal remedies, infosec, etc. It can be argued that DeFi is providing many of those solutions and will surpass conventional state infrastructure. What then? This really just begs the question - is a formal state with military power the only type of organization that can sustain a currency? What if there are millions of individuals around the world who stand to lose everything in crypto is imperiled? I think you would see a new kind of civil war with stateless crypto chads vs legacy state cattle.