/biz/ - Business & Finance

It's time to remember bitcoin is a scam. Its real price is around one dollar, because nobody really needs it. What is it used for? Illegal drug markets, some geeky websites and hosting providers. Normal people just don't need it, because tomorrow your bitcoins can be worth 10% of their today price. You can buy some shitcoins (including BTC) as a memory, but investing any amount of money you wouldn't like to loose is complete retardness.

Daily reminder that Bitcoin is property, not currency.

http://www.businessinsider.com/irs-bitcoin-is-property-not-currency-full-release-2014-3

>>221647
>If internet banking is too much for them, imagine how confusing a bitcoin address would look to them.

I'd imagine IP and Mac addresses would also confuse them, and yet most of them use email, somehow...

Do you even protocol, bro?

I am selling $100 Amazon giftcards for crypto.

Selling them for $20 of crypto / .02 BTC

BTC,Doge,Litecoin, etc. its all accepted.

email me at: peter.keska@gmail.com if you are interested

** IF you roll a 55 I you can have one for free!

They are codes that you can enter online and use instantly. I have a method to get them for free. I will sell in bulk if you want.

>>131957
XRP currently equals $0.015, and you think it going up to $1 this year, a 100x growth, is slow and realistic? And you complain about bitcoiners saying a 1000x increase in three years makes them look like stupid fanatics. You ever hear of the pot calling the kettle black?

>>81156
Ah yes, there it is. The glorious n-word comeback. You do realize how typing on this board works, right? Or are you too lazy to lrn2greentext?

I don't need a counter argument. It is fact that bitcoin can work without any internet, Aristotle is a completely overrated hipster from 500BC, and the internet absolutely cannot be shutdown without also shutting down every other piece of infrastructure in the entire world.

Basically everything OP said was complete bullshit based on the most shallow understanding of some of the weakest crutches in academic debate. Seriously, what fucking idiot opens with "Well, Aristotle..." Maybe this is how you open your arguments on a regular basis which explains the clear lack of intellect and thus a total misunderstanding of bitcoin and currency in general.

>>72489
Ever fantasized about getting on the next big wave of the future and just riding it there?

can someone please explain to me what a bitcoin is?

how does one acquire them?

are they illegal?

thanks