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its still the future

>>10367957
This. Did you talk to glazed over normies about the internet in the 80's too?

>>10367965
That was not my time, this is. But this time it seems different still.. we already have ease of information, why aren't people taking this tech seriously? it upsets me. To us it's obvious but why can't people see it? Are we just deluded?

if they all agreed with you then you would know your wrong

>>10367995
Give it time anon, we'll get there. Dollar cost average, keep up with things, at least give it til the next halving.

>>10368023
This

>>10367995
>ease of information
Over 75% of world still believes in their religions despite easy access to information that debunks a lot of their beliefs.
Ease of information is not enough.

>>10367965
This. Did you talk to glazed over normies about HD DVDs in the 00s too?

>>10368060
I prefer people to believe in religions, most atheists I've ran into have been insufferable and just replace religious dogma with political dogma and I'm saying this as an atheist myself.

>>10368067

They'll scoff at the idea of buying something when it's down and deride it as a scam but if they wake up tomorrow and it's 20k they'll be asking you how to buy. This is all a game of figuring out how to roll with the fomo.

>>10368080
They just feel so deluded. I say this as basically a agnostic atheistic buddhist minus anything to do with spirit/soul/afterlife.
I guess that brings home OP's point. We're deluded to normies and vice versa.

>>10368100

^this
Just accumulate and wait.

The only way to make money trading is to be right when the majority of the other market participants is temporarily wrong.
So, you ought to be scoffed at when you take your position. Of course you'll also be rightfully scoffed at for doing something stupid. Good luck.

>>10367941
No wonder normies are piss poor

>>10367941
that's why you don't talk to them about it. it's especially important because in 5 years they'll know you're the guy that was in cryptos early and they will come looking for handouts.

>>10367941
Indication that we are still early adopters regardless of the guy who says anybody not in btc in 2012 isn't an early adopter.
We're only in the first inning still.
Btc etf, whenever it happens = 2nd inning.

Crypto is for gambling, blockchain solves no problems. The future is the past with more idiots.

>>10368178
I've had a few friends say "if I give you money can you just invest it for me" at which point I emphasize they can lose all their money but no one has asked for a handout...yet.

>>10368248
don't take other people's money and invest it for them. the tax and security law bullshit is already bad enough, that just adds more horrible layers onto your dealings and will count towards setting your tax bracket (and the IRS will come after you for the tax payments). don't even do it for family, you'll be in a world of shit.

and it will happen eventually. it'll be subtle, an "old friend" will contact you with a great business venture that you absolutely can't pass up. the only problem is he is short $50k to get it going and needs a partner. that's where you come in.

>>10368202
This

>>10367941
We are deluded. Paypal and venmo exist. Crypto's only use is for money laundering and buying illegal shit.

>>10368353
I'm a special snowflake and everyone else is such a normie xD

Fucking 4chan. Why do I even come here anymore?

>>10368202
>blockchain solves no problems.


brainlet

>>10368425
with all due respect Paypal and Venmo don't work everywhere. I'm in latinamerica rn and out of the two I can only paypal to pay for stuff, not to withdraw money from. Crypto is way easier.. Just saying.

>>10368428
You have to go back.

>>10367941

Honestly the tech is shit, the use case is also shit.

None of it is proprietary. the store of value thing is a poof.

Its not the internet in the 90s, its Magic: The Gathering which is what Mt. Gox was all about

Magic
The
Gathering
Online
eXchange

you talking about your virtual drug money again, son?

Look at any pop culture reference to the internet in the early 90s. Comic Book Guy "chatting" to people on the internet was seen as the hilarious peak of nerddom.

>>10368428
go back to the BBC Cathy Newman

>>10368353
https://youtu.be/lKj0Vf1YdTw?t=486
If you're interested in the occult shit. There's something on that in blavatsky books also and many other channelings

>>10367941
When it's time NPCs will receive orders from their masters to buy high. That's where your money will come from.

>>10368060

>>10367941
>Every time I talk to a normie about crypto/blockchain they either look at me like I'm stupid or scoff at it.
Stop talking about crypto/blockchain. Bitcoin is the only thing that matters.