/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16624899
Akon got you covered senpai
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akon_Lighting_Africa

>>16624764
>the median amount — the value separating the higher part — of cryptocurrency owned by U.S. people stands at $360.
so half of those "14%" own less than 360 bucks worth
literal children and coinbase quiz fillers

>2,068 participants commissioned by Finder
is that a large pool? small pool? how were they commissioned? I'm not big into statistics but this sounds meh. The survey is maybe 1 page long I'm struggling to take it seriously.

Well, theoretically, the money that's supposed to pump bitcoin is already here. People buy X bitcoin a day, after the halving, there won't be X bitcoin mined a day, but X/2. So price will increase. I'm not saying it'll happen, or that's how it's gonna happen. But there are plenty of demographics who will buy bitcoin. And I know institutional investors are a meme, but fat wallets aren't exempt from making shitty investment decisions.

Go on, I'm listening

>>8552957
>>8553149
This isn't the place for you

>>6967791
oh, I get it, did you buy BTC at ATH?
HAHAHA
GET JUSTED NORMIE