/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15795970
Instagram is the hardest to monetize in my experience. <1% of my followers actually click links that I'll post, because they don't want to be taken outside the app.

I don't know how anyone besides thots can make meaningful money on there. They really need to add some sort of monetization asap. It's insane that billions of people contribute to it and don't get a dime, only Zuckerberg makes money. What an evil cunt he is, piece of fucking shit.

>>14177622
Yes. Here is exactly how it will play out.
>Libra Coin launches, seems like a non-event, normies dont really care.
>Over the course of 1-3 years, Zucc slowly uses partnerships to force users into the Libra ecosystem
>Libra becomes ubiquitous. Users use it without realizing it's crypto, they just think it's like xbox tokens.
>Meanwhile bitcoin is quietly and slowly going parabolic like in start of 2016-2017.
>Coinbase announces "You can now use Libra to trade bitcoin! Deposit in seconds!"
>Bitcoin sees massive rally on this news. Tech blogs pick up the story "You can now buy Bitcoin with Facebook Libra bucks"
>Rally continues. This time gaining intense speed.
>"Everyone is getting rich on bitcoin" stories come out. CNBC shilling like crazy. Jim Cramer going apeshit, telling everyone to buy bitcoin
>By this time, the crypto youtube community will be out in full force. Anyone using YouTube will have at least 1 crypto video in their recommended section. Boomers, Zoomers, normies, and third-worlders start going down the bitcoin rabbit hole. Instagram booty models also start mentioning bitcoin
>"Wow I should buy bitcoin. Hmm... cant use my credit card. Oh, I'll use my Libras!"
>Not only that, Zoomers buy in with Robinhood and the Cash App. Boomers buy in on fidelity with their 401k
>Bitcoin sees the most parabolic run it's ever seen. Oldfags start selling, thinking they're clever and it's the top like end of 2017 because their uber driver is talking about it
>It just keeps going. In the past Bitcoin rallys have been bottlenecked by bad exchange infrastructure, 1-2 week KYC verification, slow wire transfers, FUD, etc.
>Literally never crashes. Settles at $250,000 for a while but just slowly builds up like boomer market S&P/Nasdaq. This will be called the post-crash era
>Bitcoin eventually 1 million dollars per coin

2.1bn Daily Active Users
No doubt will have god tier partnerships
Will have piss easy fiat gateways for remittance market

If Zucc Coin gets on to any exchange, our boy has unironically built the greatest on/off ramp ever conceived.