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you're retarded, but if ANYONE has ANY crypto, they're gonna make it.
It's the future

>>24505836
2035: Holy shit this guy has one whole Bitcoin

>>24505836
Btc will hit 100k before this decade ends.
Do with this information what you will

>>24505865
akshually its more than 1 BTC, but I am not proud of it.

>>24505920
I was on your side until you said youre not proud. You’re better off than 98% of this dumb planet’s smelly population. You should be proud

>>24505947
Its difficult to feel proud by doing some clicks on the btc exchange fren.

>>24505836
you are a combination of lucky and smart, congrats and enjoy being rich

>>24505865
2040: "Yeah, sure, buddy. You have 1 BTC. Nice LARP."

>>24506105
Now i feel flattered.

>>24505865
this

I hope it dips one last time before entering orbit

The occupation of private detectives is getting more popular nowadays. That’s why after the perspective pre-sale the GTX price can grow x10!

>>24505836
You were retarded then, don't be retarded now. Hold it to the moon then sell it for big profits.

>>24506472
Lets assume the shizos are right and BTC will one day go to the moon, what do I sell my crypto for? I already own a house and more than enough money to live a modest life without the need to work in the forseeable future (10y or more)
Whats the goal? Am i doomed to keep my BTC forever?

>>24506567
What was the point of including everything after the first sentence?
Sell it for whatever it is at during it's peak in September 21, nigger

>>24506585
did i hurt you in some way?

Retarded I’m buying at 1800+ and selling at 1900+
I’m making a 1k every dip

>>24506567
>Lets assume the shizos are right and BTC will one day go to the moon
Schizos are right but crypto will still be useless.
The closest to something useful it'll ever get is with pseudo-crypto like what paypal and that other mobile pay app do and even then it's still prone to government regulations and can instantly die if banks/govs decide to shut it down.

It's like stock but unregulated and potentially illegal. It pumps and it dumps but in the end, you can't pay your rent with it.

>>24506634
So basically smart money pulls out of this once they feel they can lock in enough profits.

>>24505852
Not any it depends on what you hold

>>24505888
Who makes posts like this?

>>24505865
2020 to 2100: what is a "bit-coin"? Some geek thing haha? You should go out more.

>>24506800
>thinking humans will still exist on earth by 2100
Nah evolved sentient cockroaches will be day trading bit-trash by then

>>24506593
Owning a house doesn't hurt my feelings whatsoever. I think it's a huge waste of money, but that's just me. It just looks like you're adding irrelevant information in an attempt to flex. >>24506634
>2020/21
>still debating on whether crypto has a use case or not
Jesus

>>24505836
Depends on if that’s supposed to be a period or comma

>>24507366
I have to live somewhere lol its not a flex just a life goal of most people, so whats the use case of Bitcoin so far?

>>24507499
Store of wealth, I'll let the nerds argue about second layer transactions blah blah. All I know is that it doesn't matter what you or I think when institutions are buying up as much as they can get their hands on. Either get on or get left behind.

>>24505888
Try like the end of 2022, 2030 we're probably in the 500-1000k range.

>>24505865
Unironically this ,people won't believe you.

>>24507931
nobody will believe you because the one world government made owning any cryptocurrency a capital offense in 2028 as one of the articles of inception, and then made good on it with the crypto-purges of 2029 where coiners of any type were rounded up and placed in re-education and reconciliation camps where they divulged their private keys and were divested of their crypto