/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7582616
This. It hasn't even started. If you get in before there are crypto pos machine at your local grocery store, your going to be fine.

>>7523769
Nah this was really more accurate >>7523754 Still not a fair comparison.

>>7251204
Never underestimate the endless supply of normons and how much fiat they have.

We haven't even started yet.

Here is the bubble. Imagine fiat is air in your lungs and crypto is the air inside the bubble. It has barely begun to inflate.

>>6872745
Yeah I'd like a source on this. Fiat has barely entered the crypto market yet. It will be growing for generations to come.

>>6815925
Oh I don't doubt there will be a massive pump right up until the ICO bubble bursts. Even if there are a few decent projects in a sea of shit, it's bound to happen. But I'm not talking speculation. I'm talking long term survival.

>>6815799
That's for sure. This is something that will probably span generations before real world implementation is fully adopted.

Can somebody explain the implications of this chart? I always see people talking about "small cap" and "supply" and I just don't get it.

>>6637318

>>6593621
Hodl

So it turns out /biz/ is full of newfags who bought Bitcoin at the ATH, then proceeded to sell after losing half their initial capital. All because some whales decided to dump, which is ultimately good because it will further decentralize control of supply. So why aren't you losers holding in crypto?

Why are people freaking out?