/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7209584

Recovery is dependent on the quality of the leadership, availability of assets that can proxy for what was lost, and user trust.

Since bitcoin is decentralized, there's no assets, no real estate, zero precious metals, but maybe a single spam can ammo bin. The rest of the assets would be hipster chairs, and shit you find at the hello games meme studio's office.

Bitcoin has super weak leadership. Case closed and shut. The ones who know how it works are only in it for the gains. The others...a giant gathering of now penniless souls and pink feel faces, suckered along for the world's dumbest ride since 2009.

Trust, then. I mean, surely you trust the trustless protocol, right? With the tethers?

Hey, man, if you come to my part of Zim, I'll give you a vintage FN FAL from the bush wars, with a fucking bitcoin etched onto it. Right as you're feeling powerful, I inject my cocktail in your neck, and the next thing you know, 20 horny, ripped as fuck niggers are staring at you, wistfully.

Actually, scratch that. You're probably doing pic related to yourself right now

gee there sure is a lot of unconfirmed transactions sitting in limbo

>>3436830

26 here been wagecucking since I was 19. fully enveloped in the darkness by this point, without a miracle by 30 ill be forced to just end it all

>>2165546
>tfw lost all my sia