/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17581603
Daily reminder that BTC will eventually implode. People will stop transacting a gold because there is greater incentive to hodl rather than trade. When there are only transaction fees but no one wants to transact miners won't get paid and the incentive to mine disappears. Besides pow will destroy the planet before that happens anyway due to the enormous energy costs.

This is now a brap thread, nobody respond to faggot OP

Every time I get a bit depressed, I just have to remind myself of how grateful I should be of what I have, and the fucking absolutely blessed timeline that we live in.

>>14746392
Imagine reading any of that

>>12863338
job will be automated in 10 years and you'll be working at walmart

>>12852776
at some point people will realize that every other coin is just a test net for a new eth feature.

>>12823371
this

what people don't realize that software automation is an extinction level event.

all our unsolved math and physics problems will be solved within 24 hours. no human will have to work again either.

>>12817582
this. silver is a byproduct of gold/copper mining and the price is based entirely on refinement costs since there's endless amounts of unrefined silver that's not profitable to refine (if it goes up, more will be refined, causing it to go down). the spike was manip from brothers who cornered the market.

0% chance of ever profiting with silver unless the world ends and even then you're better off with gold.

Lets have a fourth industrial revolution job market thread.
What jobs will disappear?
What careers will be the most important?
Will your job still exist 10 years from now?
Now its the time to think about this anons, you dont want to be a truck driver because you wont have a job pretty soon for instance