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>>13681572
Holy shit. Was that actually one of those "innovators" who discovered bitcoin right when it was launched?

>>11481314
Anon, we are the innovators. It will take time for the full adaption to happen. You should feel lucky that you can buy the tickets for the front row of the fourth industrial revolution for so cheap. All we have to do now is wait.

>>10448577
BTC is now in the laggards adoption phase.
It sounds absurd, but that's because the only utility bitcoin actually turned to have is speculative - it's mainly a new technology to speculate, rather than a currency.
Actual boomers running pension funds have now heard about bitcoin long enough that they consider it something known long enough to invest in - obviously only a tiny fraction of the funds and in a regulated environment.
Which means an ETF, which is why if an ETF happens it's likely to ignite the final bitcoin bubble.

Ethereum in comparison is still in the innovators phase. Very few people realize the promise of the technology and the necessary solutions aren't ready.

holy shit. if this Soro's news confirms anything, we actually legitimately are the early adopters. whatever he ends up doing, this is the institutional dinner bell ringing