/biz/ - Business & Finance

"the design of a disruptive crisis must also be done according to procedures; once the cryptocurrency system has been deployed and successfully tested, the collapse of the dollar-based monetary system can proceed as planned."

The next bullrun will be the last one i hope you bought.

>>19335062
henlo
Yes.. I am starting to think we are the ultimate bagholders after 2013 fags....
Maybe we will sell out of desperation in 2022 when bull fomo will come again

>>19335062
>collapse of the dollar-based monetary system can proceed as planned
why should it collapse?
Remember that if you lose your keys you lose your money
Def no normie will prefer this over banks who handle your money

DeFi sector: ETH, Chainlink
Privacy sector: Ghost
Institutional crossborder: XRP
Digital gold: Bitcoin

Everything else is a lie lol. Hold these bags and you'll be upperclass by 2025

>>19335062
Soon VETH will be as big a name as ETH and everyone will realize the future of ETH was dependent on the birth and rise of VETHER. Get in now before the halving.

>>19335770
Shh

>>19335062
Yes. Thanks to /biz/ I put 10kUSD into ETH just days before the EEA was officially unveiled. I never sold. And yes, that means I literally had nearly 1.2MM USD value in ETH back in January, 2018, when the price was $1,432

Now, to answer your question. Look at the Ethereum roadmap. By end of 2022, if all goes well, we should see a finished product. Of course, one that will continue to be improved upon. This market isn’t going anywhere. I believe in the project. I believe major problems will be solved. And long-term, I believe we’ll be looking at a multi-trillion dollar market cap within this decade.

>>19335671
This is good advice. Not sure about Ghost, though. I don’t own XRP but have been pondering lately about putting in 100k to market buy 500,000XRP

I think Ripple will stop unloading batches of billions of XRP sometime in 2023. But perhaps I should just grab that bag now and forget about it. XRP is solving a massive problem and I can easily see it taking over swift. I can see XRP at a 10T market cap in the future.

>>19336158
>I believe major problems will be solved
how?

>>19337127
The problems of scaling and privacy, among others, through development. I look at them as complex mathematical problems that the smartest minds in the world are working on solving. They will be solved. Faith and patience shall be greatly rewarded.

>>19337557
Ok... how?
Law of termodinamic can't be broke

>>19337680
>Laws can’t be broken, therefor blockchains cannot change, evolve, and scale.
Ok. Oh, and you meant Thermodynamics* I don’t think that is at all relevant to this discussion.

>>19337834
more mass you add the slower you will go
How do you solve this with blockchain?
First thing that comes into my mind is some random off chain compunting and then uploading result on lthe chain

>>19335062
I’m here. The first BTC block encoded a message about emergency measures to preserve a fragile and failing financial system. The finally block before the last halving, only 11 years later, was encoded with a message about more emergency measures needed to preserve the even more fragile and even more failing financial system....zoom out and ask yourself where you think everything is going? When do you think the next crisis will be for the traditional markets, sooner or later than 11 years?

>>19337895
https://docs.ethhub.io/ethereum-roadmap/ethereum-2.0/eth-2.0-phases/

I unironically think BTC has more potential to grow next bullrun
BTC=50-300K
ETH=2K-20K

Overall meme marketcap=3-10T

>>19335587
based FL poster

>>19335062
Bitcoin will continue to rise, all alts over the longterm will lose value against BTC