/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19044523
Dow to 10k, BTC to 50k. Sorry-not-sorry boomers.

Happy Halving nerds!

>>18644977
Pretty hot pic if you scroll her head off the screen. Whadda butter face. If you must buy only one coin buy Bitcoin, halving is coming and we will likely 10x around a year later. Better to also hold some monero if bitcoins shitty fungibility ever becomes a real issue. Im like 94% bitcoin 4% Monero 2% random shitcoins (including my airdropped hex, but would never buy that shit)

It is truly time. We all agree. Let's short BSV.

This is not the dip you are looking for.

>>16926240
When I got into crypto, I became a cheap ass to buy more crypto. Now even though my crypto is worth a lot more, and I have more money than at any time in my life, I still live like a cheap ass. I've learned to like it. Fuck materialism. I live so cheap I can work 20-25 hours a week freelance and want for nothing. Anyone can save, anyone can invest. Poverty is a mentality.

Funny how easy it is to not lose money when you just buy BTC and hold it for a few years.

>>16761048
Rolling to make it.

Ironhanding for over half the lifetime of BTC. Will likely never sell more than a small fraction of my bag. Exit strategy = death.

>>16128103
>never cash out
Based
>Why measure the value of BTC in fiat?
To get across the idea of how the purchasing power of BTC will change of course. Actually holding that filthy fiat as it depreciates all over your face would be foolish anon. No one here would do that. Would they?

>>16028604
This.

>>15838767
4.4 is enough to make it but it will take time. Maybe not 20 years like anon suggested, but probably not 5 either. Defeating the market cap of gold at around $300-$400k per bitcoin will be a major milestone and doesn't seem like it will happen overnight.

70.4% now. One coin to rule them all.

99% of alts are cash grabs at best. The dominance is a reflection of the average level of crypto-currency knowledge in the investing base. New money bought into shitcoins and is now learning to avoid shit. It's really that simple. /biz/ just learns slower than average.

Hnnnnnng!

OMFG I'm gonna make it.