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6631536 No.6631536 [Reply] [Original]

All cryptos are ponzi schemes. Prove me wrong faggots

>> No.6631548

>>6631536

Burden is on you faggot

>> No.6631566

>>6631548
>all money you make is from other faggots buying in
really makes the ol noggin go hmmmmm

>> No.6631583

a ponzi scheme guarantees you a profit and usually actually pays it for some time (for up to maybe a year or even more, the more % they promise the less they live) from the money of those who invested later

cryptos are just some stuff with a very volatile price

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>>6631566

>What are stock markets

2/10 you tried

>> No.6631640

>>6631609
They are also ponzis you dumb cunt

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6631733

>>6631640

>op mad no money to invest with

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>>6631640
Putting money into anything can be a ponzi, banks are literally a ponzi but are approved by the government.

>> No.6631896

>>6631733
I have 20k in because im making money off cucks like you. Doesnt mean its not a ponzi

>> No.6631921

>>6631583
This

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>>6631896

Stop embarrassing yourself m8

>> No.6632318

>>6631950
>this mad he invested in a ponzi
lmao kill yourself soyboy

>> No.6632449

>>6631536
Ponzi requires additional investment to stay afloat. A crypto is an asset you can buy and hold. It promises no returns, unlike a ponzi.

>> No.6632667

The supply of A is limited and decreases over time. The supply of B is unlimited and increases over time. Fundamentally they serve the same purpose. We'll say there's some value for both derived from their utility - currently B's utility is at 100% (extremely useful) and A's is at 1% (a novelty) but A's utility value is increasing. You're holding some amount of B. What do you do?