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56868800 No.56868800 [Reply] [Original]

What if the bears are right?

>> No.56868804

>>56868800
Keep being on the sidelines, dumb nigger LOL

>> No.56868807

>>56868800
that guy doesn't even know what a bitcorn is

>> No.56868824

>>56868800
what if there's a nuclear device inside your pussy?

>> No.56868835

>>56868800
So why did gold make an ath recently. Don't they have many ETFs?

>> No.56868906

They are right on the long run, they will tame bitcoin, but in the short term BTC will moon

>> No.56868946

>>56868800
>>56868906
lol

>> No.56868962

LOL. BTC supply is traceable, how exactly are they going to be adding supply?

>> No.56869021

>>56868962
He's saying an ETF is as good as infinite supply because of the nature of ETFs. It's not 1:1. It will be like fractional reserve banking.

>> No.56869043

>>56868800
If there’s extra supply there’s no profits and the problem solves itself. Self custodial bitcoin wins either way
Also nice dubdubs

>> No.56869047

>>56869021
Except the USD doesnt go up in value when they “produce more”
If they create a bunch of paper iou btcs, and btc price doubles. How do they bring double value to their customers?
I can see the argument that money that WOULD have went into btc now goes into a paper btc etf, and thus is lost. But again if btc doubles the boomers will want double the value back.
This is all ignoring the fact that its supposed to be a SPOT ETF with a 3rd party custodian

>> No.56869049

>>56868800
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>> No.56869085

>>56868800
Blackrock will fuck up consensus by "deciding" which future forks of Bitcoin are "THE Bitcoin". Enjoy.

>> No.56869120

>>56869021
>>56868800
the fund will need bitcoin in order to match the swings in bitcoin price.
that's how etfs work - when people buy in then the fund uses that money to purchase the underlying asset

>> No.56869151

I'll trust in it as long as Mex Keiser trusts it. Max knows most the wall street scams. If the answer to crushing bitcoin was an etf I'd assume Max would have seen it coming given he knows they suppress gold and silver.

>> No.56869159

>>56869085
How will Blackcock convince the bitcoin miners to change consensus on the blockchain?

>> No.56869166

SEC already ruled that any ETF is sanctions cannot be via paper bitcoin (like paper gold). They have to buy the underlying BTC. OP is an ignorant fool and the twitter guy is even worse, recommend blocking that retard and all his followers who are clearly mormons

>> No.56869176

>https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/cryptocurrency/spot-bitcoin-etf/
This is the kind of information you should be reading if you want to FUD or refute FUD about ETF's. It doesn't directly answer my key question, but it gives you an idea of the sort of things being required for approval. the SEC is specifically looking to cut out price manipulation avenues.

>>56869166
This. The ETF's being proposed right now are basically custodial accounts - You buy the ETF and it buys btc on your behalf and stores it in a custodial wallet that is yours alone.

This entire thing is about letting people buy BTC via tax-locked savings/investment accounts.

>> No.56869190

>>56869176
>https://www.investopedia.com/spot-bitcoin-etfs-8358373
This gets into it more - the spot ETF's are required to own bitcoin

>> No.56869196

>>56869190
for cryptofags with no knowledge of stocks, think of these ETF's as a stablecoin like Tether or USDC, but in the form of a stock you can buy with an investment account. That stablecoin owns 1:1 BTC and shares of the stock.

>> No.56869209

>>56869176
>This entire thing is about letting people buy BTC via tax-locked savings/investment accounts.
indeed, and when the ETF launches, the people with investment and pension accounts can switch some of their funds into BTC without triggering a tax event. so will they FOMO like the rest of us have? that's the bet

>> No.56869223

>>56868800
chainlink fixes this

>> No.56869229

>>56868800
What if bears are wrong?

>> No.56869239

>>56869209
That's exactly right, it's the entire point. This unlocks a fuckton of retail cash that is not available to buy bitcoin right now. You have to understand that most older people have retirement/investment accounts with tax-deferred money. A 401k is the most standard version - you put 401k money in from your salary and you do not pay taxes on it. You are allowed to withdraw after age 65 or whatever. If you want to take the money out before that, you have to pay a large penalty for the withdrawl, PLUS the tax you would have owed as it is income. For this reason people do not cash money out of their 401k to do things like buy Bitcoin. By allowing you to buy bitcoin without first selling 401k investments into cash, you avoid the taxes and penalties. This means all of the money in 401k accounts in the US is suddenly potential liquidity for Bitcoin. This is a lot of fucking money.

>> No.56869263

>>56869151
Or maybe he figures ETF will pump BTC like it did gold, he sells, buys other assets, dgaf what happens to BTC after? Not saying he does, just speculation. Didn't Max have a coin called Maxcoin?

>> No.56869288

>>56869239
>>56869209
Can they not buy Microstratregy instead?

https://youtu.be/NlHew1Uw_CM
Why do they need an ETF if they already sold everything they like?

>> No.56869297

>>56869151
the known supply of BTC is absolutely critical to understanding its utility and value. You simply cannot fuck with it the way you can other assets like Gold, because you can't be naked. Everyone has the ability to know how much BTC exists and where it exists. If someone wants to plan naked games they can only do so in the short term and with very high risk. The easy transferability of BTC means there is no reason to not have it change custody - you just beam it to a digital wallet, no security or storage needed.

If Bitcoin always existed, Gold would never have been used for this function.

>> No.56869311

>>56869263
So you know enough about Max to know Max coin. But don’t know enough about Max to know he has more money than god and doesn’t give a fuck about your faggot fud about pushing fake news to manipulate the price. Gtfo you fucking weirdo

>> No.56869315

>>56869288
Buying a trust or fund or a stock with exposure (miners, etc) to BTC is speculative and has risk associated with the business itself, who runs it, and all of that. It's not the same as owning actual Bitcoin. Purchasing via ETF is actual ownership of a coin, in that you can sell the actual coin for the spot price at any time. The assorted rules being required ensure that, and are why BTC buys via market ETF funds are about to draw in a ton of investment.

As I said above, the best way to think about spot BTC ETF's is to think of them like a stablecoin that has a 1:1 reserve, backed up by the SEC.

>> No.56869329

>>56869315
>them like a stablecoin
I want to emphasize this. Stablecoins are now being made FOR BITCOIN, not USD. Think about that. People want their USD funds stored in Bitcoin instead.

>> No.56869331

>>56868835
now adjust for inflation smarty pants

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>>56869331
I think this ancient and already well established asset class still beat inflation since ETFs were introduced.

>> No.56869389

>>56869209
>>56869239
Lol this is going to be a total disaster when BTC pulls it's famous -90% after the next bullrun.

>> No.56869396

the question i have for (you) all is
why would ((they)) let a bunch of basement autists get rich

>> No.56869468

>>56869389
What’s the big deal. When women start having podcasts to talk about Bitcoin just move your assets to something safe. Also who knows, if enough money poors in people will buy Bitcoin every week. Could smooth out the crashes.

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56869484

>>56868800
oh shit you scared me, I better sell all my crypto and start wageslaving like a proper citizen

>> No.56869491

>>56869389
satoshi comes back to life to dump on the boomers

>> No.56869508

>>56868800
same retarded thing was said about gold etfs, and bitcoin cme futures

>> No.56869580

>>56868800
Then I move on with my life. If your dumb enough to have all your eggs in the crypto making it basket your a flat our retard.

>> No.56869628

>>56869389
ironically not. The etf liquidity is likely to stabilize the price as those are hodlers essentially.

>> No.56869822

>>56869491
That would be an amazing long con. Create something that greedy bankers can't help but support and make the core of their new digital economy. Then rug the global system. An ancaps wet dream. Too bad he's probably dead or CIA.

>> No.56869933

>>56869396
because hedge funds and rich people now want to use it to get richer, too? by dumping on retail ofc

>> No.56870081

>>56869085
Which will be BSV.

>> No.56870134

>>56869021
south korea banned naked shorting. wtf are u talking about? there is no reason to worri fren!

>> No.56870444
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56870444

>>56868800
They'll be right in the short term, and take victory laps. Then they'll be wrong. See the gold etf. Immediately went down, then long term up.

>> No.56870464

>>56868800
Adding “paper” doesn’t change the supply this is fucking retarded.
The amount of BTC that can exist is finite and nothing can change this

>> No.56870582

>>56868800
Holy shit he's right. An ETF will allow them to play the same game as with precious metals. Ever wondered why gold is at 2k while the dollar to gold ratio is somewhere around 10k? They will dump "paper bitcoins" on the market.

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>>56868906
Dullard. BTC is the superorganism Economy made flesh, its powerlevel is off the charts, you can no more "tame" it than you can tame the speed of light

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56870661

>>56870631

>> No.56870793

>>56869311
Imagine being so mentally ill that you think the original post is fud

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56871256

What bitcoin ETF.?
Sorry for the retardation in advance.

>> No.56871259

>>56868800
10 KAY

>> No.56871296

No, that would mean that only those who are actually holding btc would be even more rich and shit

>>56869166
This

>> No.56872187

>>56869159
Don't know, how did ETH and ETC do?

>> No.56872206

>>56869166
This and checked. The company who's etf will be granted will have to be a verifiable custodian of the asset underlying the etf, not an exchange or lender.

>> No.56872276

>>56868800
His argument doesn't make sense. People buying Spot ETF are indirectly buying btc. That money will go to spot markets (yes I know that Blackrock/Fidelity etc have probably accumulated some btc beforehand). The only way it has "a negative effect" to btc price is the etf fees which will be relatively low. Those fees will go to blackrock, fidelity etc, not to btc.

He is just engagement farming ("last warning" lmao). The date of ETF approvals will probably bring some volatility including some sell supply from sellthenewooors but it will be just the way market works. ETFs won't bring any artificial supply to btc. Like I said, fees are the only money and value that are "lost" due to ETFs.

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>>56872276
not to mention that unlike gold, with bitcoin people will just start demanding proofs of reserves and shit and coinbase/fidelity will race eachother to show who's more transparent and pro-crypto
good times ahead, poorfags and doomers will be on suicide watch

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56874781

>>56870661
Sorry you're too stupid to see the difference between a superorganism and a memetic parasitic running on the cells of the superorganism, Economy (the superorganism) is shaped by evolutionary forces, BTC is an evolved immune response to an infection (fiat)

>> No.56874860

>>56868800
yeah everybody knows this.
Boomers get paper / fake Bitcoin
and everyone else with real Bitcoin 1000x

>> No.56874959

>>56868800
Wait till he learns that bitcoin etfs already exist...

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56874997

>>56869166
>SEC already ruled that any ETF is sanctions cannot be via paper bitcoin
Seems like an ETF bitcoin is more like owning a "real" bitcoin than trading an a cex with a "just trust me lol" proof of reserve.

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>>56868800
True. This next run may be the last. Jews going to finally tame bitcoin.