/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>346620
>Ripple Labs
>cripple

Bubba Top-Kek

>>326144
>This is why all cryptotards should be killed.

Bitcoiners actually have common sense and don't usually fall for this SJW shit. We responded to this particular clickbait very appropriately.

source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=431130.0

>>305074
>So now that OP has no clue what's going on, can we all agree that this thread is no longer needed?

Yes.
/thread

>>288234
>your chart said $22 at the top
>>288346
>then you said, "Comparative to a century ago, $1 has about $.044 spending power."

You couldn't even pass the first quiz in ECON101 with such blindness. Also, you always set the present day dollar to $1 purchasing power, which is a scaling convention they also teach in that class.

Sincerely,
a bitcoiner

>>264028
>packaged ramen
>meal

Enjoy your cancer.

>>218435
If you act like a Warren Buffett's sheep's pussy on /biz/, then you're getting called out for it. I never reversed my position or hedged it in the least you word twisting merchant.

captcha: served unalepole

>>211319
>People don't want to be free, they want fast cars, big houses, and easy money.

Let me know how fair the economy is when the banks have control over the money printing machines. It's a lot easier to get money when you don't have crooks stealing from your pocket.

Go ahead, stay "safe" with the banksters.

>>202783
>you will never realize the significance of bitcoin before petrodollars collapse
>you will never trade in a truly unregulated market
>you will continue to repeat the lies that banks tell you for a false sense of safety and a real sense of slavery

I feel no more sympathy for idiots complaining about the "no more frontier" fallacy while they avoid the cryptocurrency revolution happening right under their noses.

>>137527
The greatest thing about dollars is that you know some kid in a really poor country is getting bombed by a drone that was paid for with freshly printed money that, in addition to murdering children, also debases your personal wealth.

Yeah dude, war bucks are the best. So much better than Bitcoin, what were they thinking?

>>114245
There is a new form of money that anybody can mine and trade freely.

>>61820
You in 1919, "Those darn mobsters think they are going to create an economy based entirely on gambling or whores, and they think it will become one of the biggest tourist destinations in the world? Ha ha ha, they will never be taken seriously, and if they ever do see real growth then the government will just swoop in and shut the whole town down forever. I seen it all before, so you can trust me, sunny!"

Get the fuck out of my brand new millennium, you lazy-old delusional dinosaur.