/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>10442459
Nope. Going to 3k this time.

>>10442459
redpilled and based

>>10442459
I don't wanna go through another fucking bear market after a pump n dump again man fuck this shit cant it just go up forever?

>>10442459
>ETF disapproved
>literally everybody dumping
>no use case in 10 years
>expects another pump

Each peak is taking about twice as long.

700k EoY 2026

>>10442482
We won't because there isn't going to be another Mt. Gox moment.

>>10442487
>no use case in 10 years
Thanks to corecucks

>>10442491
there's gonna be some shakeups still though
the crypto space has to resolve the BCH/BTC split.

Either BTC stays as digital gold and BCH becomes digital cash
or something.
But thats an unresolved tension.

>>10442503
Anyways, the next few years are going to be fucking insane for crypto.

these are the potential future bubbles:

ETF Bubble
Country adopting crypto legally as tender bubble
Trump tweeting about crypto bubble
Mcafee running for president bubble
next halvening bubble
the flippening bubble
satoshi revealing himself and declaring support for a particular coin bubble
banks formally adopting crypto in their accounts bubble

i could go on.

basically if you aren't hodling right now then you aren't gonna make it.
but if you are hodling now you also aren't going ot make it because of red wojacks.

>>10442503
If you are one of those "flippening" fanboys you are in for a wakeup call very soon.

>>10442521
Dude BCH is 1/10 the value of BTC
what more of a wakeup call could there be.

>>10442503
>he thinks bcash is relevant

>>10442503
If BCH ever makes a change that atats to look even remotely promising, then BTC will just adopt the change itself and undercut it. I just don't see the value proposition of BCH. It needed to differentiate itself more if it wanted to make it long term.

>>10442517

Don't forget 2020 Tokyo Olympics where Bitcoin is an official currency

>ETFs almost certain to be rejected this year
>we're going to all time highs

Without that ETF, you're not getting your trillion dollars of capital inflow. Just forget you deluded aspies. Plus it seems almost unbelievable retarded how people think you can have the same percentile growth in 2013 as now. The amount of money required to get the same movement is fucking enormous, there's a reason why the last bull run took over a year, and it's the same reason why the next one will take even fucking longer.
lol. just lol.

>>10442521

Dude the flippening is inevitable. BTC can't and won't scale. BCH can.

BCH is the most obvious buy in history. Just look at all the new projects springing up around BCH, North Queensland is extremely pro-BCH as well.

The simple fact is poor people in many countries (think South America, Asia, Africa, pretty much all the shitskin world) cannot use BTC due to fees, they'll turn to alternatives. The best alternative being BCH as it is unironically the real Bitcoin in the first place.

Bitcoin Cash is here to stay, BTC will need to either scale or die. And don't start memeing about this vaporware 'lightning network' which we all could not ever possibly function in any meaningful way.

If you think people are going to try and manage to QR codes and open channels etc just to make a payment you're fucking retarded. Normies haven't even figured out adblock exists, they'll never use BTC's goy network

>>10442689

>If BCH ever makes a change that atats to look even remotely promising, then BTC will just adopt the change itself and undercut it. I just don't see the value proposition of BCH. It needed to differentiate itself more if it wanted to make it long term.

You idiot, BTC can't fork thus can't make positive changes. BCH can fork/upgrade anytime thus BCH will incorporate any new promising technology that presents itself. BTC is fucking dead.

>>10442728
>>10442736

Corecucks on suicide watch.

The absolute winning move is going to be to find the peak of this cycle and then to go allin on a 3-10x short ride it to the bottom and then sell the BTC gains on the cycle after that. Everybody who manages to do that is going to be rich.

>>10442728
>>10442748

>BTC ends up losing ground due to LN not working

"Welp, guess we'd better increase the block size"

>BTrash immediately goes to zero

It's so refreshing seeing people who have absolutely no sense of perspective whatsoever. Looking forward to you losing all your money.

>>10442517
>satoshi revealing himself
That'll be the day. Expect massive dumps in that case

>>10442503
no one even cares about bcash except for the koreans you retard. retail investors in western countries could give less of a shit about forks

>>10442728
>think South America, Asia, Africa, pretty much all the shitskin world) cannot use BTC due to fees, they'll turn to alternatives
this
shithole-on-a-brink-of-disaster alternative currency is the biggest real usecase for crypto. It's the only legitimate response to the question "what was accomplished by cryptocurrency after all those years".
The one that wins this niche, wins dominance.

>>10442704
You do realize we were at one point over 800 billion in mcap, right?

>>10442922

Yes, and it took over a fucking year. What's your point?

This shit dumb thread is about saying that we're on the verge of attracting over a trillion fucking dollars within the space of a couple of months. The more money involved, the slower the market, in fact that's exactly what the fucking chart shows, do I really even need to point this out? Jesus. It took the Nasdaq years to accumulate the momentum to fuel the dot com bubble.

>>10442459
Why have you cut off the other half of the rainbow? Zoom out.

Lmaoing at this graph.

Scaling the axes logarithmically is probably the biggest cope I have ever seen

>>10443334
You don't get it, do you?

>>10443653
Yes we get it. You're a basement dwelling NEET who thinks he can predict the future.

>>10442503
It's already resolved, there's two seperate coins now. Problem solved

>>10442503
>the crypto space has to resolve the BCH/BTC split.
With the infighting of BCH with Jihan and Craig, it will crash by itself, letting Bitcoin do its own thing.

>>10442459
We're mid 2013 ? wew lad

>what caused the parabola from late 2012-2014?
halving
>what caused the crash in 2013?
china fud
>what caused the multi year crash starting 2014?
gox
>what caused the parabola from late 2016?
halving

halvings cause parabolas until they pop; BSEs cause crashes

do you see yet? you think it's going to go back up any time until the next halving?

delusion

>>10442503
>the crypto space has to resolve the BCH/BTC split

the Bullrun is now.

>>10444037
Yeah, but the Bitcoin halving occurred in July 2016. If you are saying all bull runs are the result of halvings approaching how do you explain the massive gains of 2017?

Still on pace to hit 20k by eoy.

>>10444181
It's a parabola, it starts off slow and then goes fast

>>10442770
That comfy feeling everyone will be feeling at random times in 2020 is our collective subconscious reveling in another cashie's suicide.

>>10445097
We'll see. First we need to be stable at 10k.

>>10442728
>BCH can.
>Increase blocks

>>10445380
I'm curious whether they'll keep going
>r-remember december 20017? Remember those high fees? P-plz remember them
for years to come.