/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56274089
The national debt grows when the Federal Reserve buys U.S. Treasury bonds and shrinks when the government pays off those bonds back to the Fed.

>>56007000
checked. Bitcoin is a dinosaur. Not just BIP-300 but literally all the BIPs should be merged imo. Make Bitcoin the all-encompassing hentai monster

>>52391306
BTC exists to kill and replace the banks. That's it. If you're a statist, crypto is not for you

>>29274734
>Do you guys predict any future trouble with liquidity and exchanging Monero into other cryptos or even fiat, due to the attempts to ban or smother the accessibility of Monero?
Oh yes. Hard times ahead. Government regulators hate crypto and are planning to take action against Bitcoin to start with, requiring wallet address identity verification before you can send coins to it. They almost did this under Trump, and it's still coming. The Fed is seriously starting to sweat because of crypto and the mass redpilling that is happening; for instance, 20 years ago the term "fiat currency" was only known in very niche circles on Wall Street and in libertarian political groups, but now you have very famous people like Elon Musk tweeting "fiat is bs" and you know Central Bankers don't like it.

>>29101982
Central bankers are sweating though. The more people know terms like "fiat currency" the closer we get to a popular revolt.

>>28664897
>Ethereum is fun and all but the fees are fucking stupid and we're in theory super early
There is work to be done, but I think it's a solid investment. I try to judge crypto projects by the size of their development communities.
>Vitalik was mocking bitcoin not too long ago for its high fees
You are probably right however he also said that BTC is the best store of value, better than Ethereum. Remmeber Vitalik got his start by creating Bitcoin Magazine as an 18 year old. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Monero can happily coexist. We are living in exciting times; this is what finance should have felt like for the past 108 years if it hadn't been derailed by 1913's establishment of central banking.