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Is Bitcoin a failed technology?

It hugely overpromised and massively underdelivered.
We were told it'd revolutionize the world, it ended up being a slow piece of shit with high transaction fees that broadcasts your transactions to the entire world.
Imagine if a credit card did that. People getting kidnapped and murdered because criminals can easily see your account balance and where/what you're spending your money on.
It's rare for it to happen with BTC because few people actually use it to buy goods and services compared to real money. It's speculation mostly.

Compare this to another tech like AI. It never needed to be hyped. It doesn't need to get more fools to invest in it to make it more "valuable".
People keep finding new ingenious ways to use it, and it keeps surprising us with new use cases that make entire industries outdated.
People are naturally attracted to it because of how useful it actually is. People don't have to listen to endless mantras about the intricacies of how it works to be persuaded to use it.
People don't even have to know how it works, it's 100% user-friendly from the get-go. Doesn't require hundreds of millions to start up a piece of shit product that doesn't do anything.

>>56277423
this is correct.

been 250+ days since I last coomed bros... when the fuck am i gonna make it

Do you care how you get rich? I know one dude and his gf making $30k/month just from pumping out onlyfans content. Says he doesn’t give a fuck what anyone thinks as he’s close to an early retirement

>>56148415
fine

>>56149401
>I'm 6'1"

The NASDAQ Composite will lose between 70% and 90% of its value in the next 24 months.

I took out a loan and bought crypto and it isn't feeling good.