/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>7255054
if humans were meant to stay in one place we'd have roots growing out of our feet. so what.

>>7255054
>the postal service didnt stop email
No but the most popular email services are controlled by (((them)))
>the phone and fax companies didnt stop the internet
Same. From AOL to Comcast, all (((them)))
>the film and music industry didnt stop p2p sharing
No but they killed napster, emule, kazaa and are about to kill torrents

>>7255054
only, BTC and crypto would lose its pull if people werent in it to get rich.

>>7255116
>not understanding you are essentially becoming (((them))) by getting into the technology early

>>7255245
>he still thinks he's early

>>7255298
>emerging technology that will reshape the future within the next decade
>currently hasnt been used for anything but black marketesque currency and speculation
>the market wont grow

>>7255245
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Yeah, it totally worked every single time before right? They gonna destroy everything we know, rebuild everything from scratch and they will keep being the only (((them)))

>>7255518
>emerging technology that will reshape the future within the next decade
Most people have literally no reason to adopt blockchain technology

>>7255634
>t.

>>7255744
Anything that includes a transaction, does.

>>7255744
>t. guy who said most people have literally no reason to adopt the automobile over a horse drawn carriage

>>7255054
This unironically

Bitcoin is 9 years old already.

It has been obvious from the start that this isn't going to replace existing currencies or even credit cards

>>7255298
>he thinks the marketcap is actually the money invested in crypto right now
Top lel
Were easily still in innovator at the very least early adopters stage
Majority and laggards are still to come

>>7255795
You're comparing all useful products and services with blockchain
Blockchains are useful but they are not revolutionary
There's a reason why it's been 9 years and still it's being used for ico scams, speculation, ponzis and cryptokitties

>>7255795
only bitcoin isnt the automobile, its blockchain and governments are adopting blockchain tech. private blockchains (government) vs public (bitcoin). I believe BTC will reach 50k-100k, dno about mass adoption.

>reassuring yourself you did right
Delusion, right here ITT
you will not make it

>>7255853
>i dont understand blockchain technology
>i invest in ico scams, ponzis, and collectible games for children
>therefore it is useless

>>7256013
The tech MIGHT be useful in the future
Facebook google Microsoft and all those companies might adopt THE TECH, not your fucking stupid coins lol
They will (and some are already) make THEIR OWN BLOCKCHAINS
All this crap is just an experiment

>>7256110
>not only do i not understand how blockchain works but i also have no clue on how novel markets work
wew you are 0/2 if you just understood one or the other youd be rich
blame your parents for you nigger tier genes

>>7255054
The post office is the root of the entire system of law, addressing straw men.

Internet protocols ate telephony but required the copper to be bootstrapped for consumers.

p2p increases the value of copyrighted material

Crypto is a black hole for eating fiat

>>7256213
Market already peaked fsggot enjoy holding bags of literal vaporware forever