/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10733755
He compares the most promising modern technology with use cases and businesses, and an entire eco system, which is still in its infancy, with single companies and flowers.

>>10732208
>only 25x
>only

>>10570440

>>10568588
>new internet
>you can now trust every computer on the internet
I rest my case.

>>10561258
biggest brainlet ITT

>>10549759
>Even if I had a job, it's weekend you absolute moron. You are actually retarded arent you
holy shit I don't have a brainlet big enough for this

>>10402559
hope you're not actually this dumb

>>10386744
>>10386819
>>10387323
I hope you're joking for your sake, it would make me sad if you were really this unintelligent.

>>10333208
Hurr dummm deeee
Buuutcoin like choco coin
Heeer haaaaw haaaw
Choco coin 3k stor valu
Heeeur Heeeur
But coin badder than choco coin

>>10286620
maybe it'd be an emotional decision to you because you're so fucking stupid

if you don't buy before they are actually listed, you're a dumb faggot who will forever be poor.

>>10256118
>Proof of Shit

>>10175991

>>10165341
https://stellarterm.com

>I'm a complete mongoloid: the post

>>10150582
that's not what the cost to mine argument is about; it doesn't matter how much it DID cost someone to mine bitcoin, the argument is how much it CURRENTLY WILL cost someone to mine bitcoin; the other aspect to this is speculation over how much it will cost in the future
if the cost to mine suddenly dropped to $10 per coin because of some massive innovation in energy production or computer technology or what have you, then yeah, bitcoin's intrinsic value would plummet because the barrier to get one's hands on a single bitcoin would be so low—but, obviously, because of the nature of innovations and the naturally competitive landscape of bitcoin mining, this time wouldn't last for even ten minutes, if that, as the people who had the ability to mine (or buy, thanks to unfortunately dumb panic sellers) for $10 per coin would use their ridiculously unique position to their advantage, and they'd ride the waves of the coming speculative value when the technology to mine so efficiently spread to the hands of everyone who buys it.

>>10151094
nigga, pic related is specifically for you
why would you advocate spending your whole life slaving away at menial, needless tasks when you can let innovators produce shittons of things in a free market economy, in which they ACTUALLY have to produce and suit the demands of their customers to get a leg up over everyone else rather than building a bureaucracy that they can flex control over everyone in
i don't fucking get bureaucrats and communists, man—like, i just don't fucking get them
if they want power, then they should let the free market grow! rather, they want everyone else to be weak while they are powerful, but only relative to everyone else under the bureaucracy
it's like wanting to be the king of shit over being a citizen in the greatest, most wealthy, most healthy, most happy, and most liberty-minded society ever
just
what the fuck kind of logic is that

>>10142060

>>10138381
Bait

>>9971884

>>9965928
>refuses 401k with match
>tries to time the market
>doesn't know about dollar cost averaging

>>9961347
>next blog
You can't just jump to a new argument without acknowledging my reply to your weak fud. Not going to waste my time with an illiterate brainlet who doesn't understand what I quoted.

>>9855220
>the entire market is grandpacoin

>>9841725

>>9806475
>Trusting boomers and Jews with your shekels for 5% gains every 10 years
>better things

enjoy being poor and in debt the rest of your life