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What if at this very point, Bitcoin is going its own banking crisis of 2008 moment, and in some fringe area of tech, another Satoshi just created his equivalent of the Bitcoin whitepaper. Something entirely unrelated to Crypto, yet revolutionary. Giving birth to a 10.000 BTC Pizza moment in 1-2 years from now. Igniting the golden bull run in 3-5 years.

While were all too distracted by Cryptocurrencies to notice. I am searching for that, and while I am doing so find all kinds of interesting shit not mentioned here. Anons of biz, for a moment lay down the Crypto-pipe and go look for other stuff. Because there is other stuff, non Crypto, none stock related that is about to become big. What? Yeah, not telling. Good luck.

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>> No.11385951

Food for thought but I don't believe this too be the case. Also buy Zilliqa

>> No.11385971

>>11385951
> Food for thought but I don't believe this too be the case.

Well, were you alive in 2008/2009/2010/2011/2012? If so, how did you end up not hearing about Bitcoin? It's been 10 years, guaranteed, there's something else slowly evolving into a mega-bubble where early adopters of 2018 will come out with the equivalent of buying BTC in at 0.03$ in 2008-2010 in 10 years from now.

>> No.11385977

>>11385971
No I was born 2013

>> No.11385983

>>11385977

I figured, average /biz/ posting age.

>> No.11385987

>>11385971
Bitcoin has been everywhere in the "shallow but still obscure" internet scene since 2011.

I know I heard about it really early and didn't buy shit since I thought it's just used for drugs. If there would be an alternative that is developed by an open-source community, you would have heard about it. If there's an alternative being developed behind closed doors, well... youre out of luck.

>> No.11386006

>>11385987

I am not talking about an alternative. Something completely unrelated to Cryptographic peer to peer internet money. You say 2011, and yes sure I agree. But prior to that it was almost unknown and a very fringe area the further you go back. I very much doubt there isn't anything like that developing now with the speed at which things go in tech. Some people will get very rich of it, and in 1-2 years there also will be a "shallow but still obscure" internet scene around it. In 3-5 years the early/late majority will join. Not that farfetched to me.

>> No.11386076

>>11385871
sex robots

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>>11386006 (cont)

Imagine if this thing developed somewhere out of Neuroscience or AI developments. How exposed would anyone looking for riches in Crypto be here? Not one single bit. Undoubtedly there will be a another golden bull run within the next decade, and more than likely will occur outside of something the majority has already been exposed to.

Dotcom bubble: 6 years
Crypto bubble: 10(?) years
****** bubble: ?? years

Don't tell me there isn't a chance we may be missing something huge to come.
Or that we won't see another bubble in an entirely unrelated field.

>> No.11386218

>>11386101
Give us a hint anon, is it a product or a service?

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>>11386218

I honestly have no idea, how many people in 2008 knew how big Bitcone one day would become?
Maybe a dozen people?

I am fairly sure it will be an area of interest/field in tech/science. Personally I am quite interested in AI and advancements in Neural networks. I am seeing things happen most people here wouldn't even give a second thought to if properly explained. Yet, in the long term a fairly big fucking deal. Not saying it will be in this field, but it should speak volume about how advancements in other sectors can go unnoticed for years before mainstream.

Think about how Theranos was flying under /biz/ radar until Holmes got sentenced. It turned out to be a scam, but one of the biggest things out there for quite some time, somehow nobody shilled it to us while it was developing. Yet, shilling the latest Crypto scam is only one thread away.

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>>11386288
I think it'll be applications running on 5G
I'm into a lot of conspiracies and there's some crazy shit coming out about 5G
they're saying the wavelength can power devices without needing a battery and they can spread these devices everywhere to collect information
pic related is google's new building people are speculating is for experimental wavelengths and testing out in the desert

5G is going to be fucked for certain businesses/applications/corporations are going to capitalize on it

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>>11386318
> 5g


It's possible. I am studying for some CISCO certification rn and 5g networking for voice/video/apps seems to be a rapidly growing sector from the outside (I know very little about).

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/solutions/service-provider/mobile-internet/5g-infographic.html

>> No.11386482

>>11385971
Duelling Neural Networks

>> No.11386561

Flying cars/stem cells

>> No.11386577

>>11386561

> flying car meme

Hyperloops and tunnels bruh

>> No.11386619

>>11386318
If 5g can power devices, what does that shit do to our bodies?

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>>11386619
power them as well

>> No.11386662

>>11386619
power them too

>> No.11386677

>>11386076
THIS and women are setting up demand now

>> No.11386688

5G most likely, but I thinl VR is going to be huge. I know facebook and others have been buying VR companies.

>> No.11386693

>>11385871
Asteroid mining

>> No.11386699

>>11386662

5g bio antennas will replace modafinil.

>> No.11387008

>>11385987
It is for drugs. I spent like 10 BTC on ketamine back in 2016. If I had just hodlded that bitcoin I could have bought a house. The ket was good tho

>> No.11387032

>>11386688
Old news. VR came out years ago and there is no adoption.

>> No.11387059

>>11386355
I attempted ccie collaboration and failed. AMA

>> No.11387071

>>11386288
>AI and advancements in Neural networks.
so is everyone else. how interested where people in distributed, uncensorable, crypotgraphic systems back in 2008...
if your looking for something, itll more than likely be in a place no one else expects. but idk where to even start tbqh. i only found bitcoin in 2015 because i was reading books about tax evasion and then accidentally stumbled across bitcoin.

>> No.11387079

>>11386318
but how do you even invest in 5g at the ground level? google or some other big corp will take everything over

>> No.11387121

>>11385971
>how did you end up not hearing about Bitcoin?
everyone heard of bitcoin, and everyone bought drugs with it. that didn't mean you invested into it. whenever i send bitcoin to silkroad it wanted to get rid of it aagain asap because i thought it could have been worthless any moment

>> No.11387122

>>11386318
How would humans fair in regards of our bodies being around those frequencies? You are a fucking bimbo sheep and you suck Elite dick, that 5g shit is as deadly as nuclear radiation

>> No.11387130

>>11386662
>>11386661
Oh my gosh. I need to get off this site, fucking morons.

>> No.11387138

>>11387079
you can't, you ponzi following sheeple. This tech is only for the big boys, and so is wealth.

>> No.11387147

>>11387138

You could get certs and become an expert on 5g networks. If it becomes big you'll be at the top of the income food chain for quite some time.

>> No.11387155

5g isnt as revolutionary as bitcoin tho... its literally just "faster mobile internet". its like what sharding is to ethereum.

>> No.11387179

Asteroid Mining will make some people extremely rich. No way for smallfolk to invest tho.

>> No.11387269

>>11387032
Expensive devices and no content. Give it a few more years for it to shine.

>> No.11387290

>>11387155
I have to agree, seems a little overhyped. The wireless power would be cool tho and it could give a rise to a lot of interesting IoT devices. But you can't really invest in it directly.

>> No.11387466

>>11387290
You can invest in Nokia, Zayo, Qualcomm or Ericsson.

>> No.11387488

>>11387179

you may get decent mileage by investing in smallfolk companies which will be exposed to asteroid mining.

>>11387269

I remember seeing AR/VR before 2010 on youtube as some college project from MIT or VT. This was was way before both AR/VR were even hot topics. Its nuts how fast things went after that. I think we'll still have a lot to see in both AR/VR world.

>>11387290

> But you can't really invest in it directly.

5G networks need to be serviced/maintained/installed etc. Right now there are little people with expertise, but certifications which prepare you for it. As said before....if 5G becomes big, getting such a certification would get you quite the job security at a high pay grade. You'll be years ahead of the masses who want to break into the industry. That's also some indirect investing, at very low cost (certs cost less than 1k).

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>>11385871
what if...

>> No.11387536

>>11385871
She fine, boi

>> No.11387540

>>11387488
I do believe 5G will be huge. This thread actually sparked my intrest in it, will check out what courses/certificates are available. I have IT knowledge so it should help a bit too. Cheers

>> No.11387701

>>11387488
any idea which companies will be exposed to it?

>> No.11387724

no, crypto is crypto. any other blockchain or decentralized asset falls right under the same category as bitcoin, and therefore is not able to overtake or replace bitcoin as a store of value.

the cat is out of the bag, and the wealth has already been made. there is no easy way to catch up to early adopters.

>> No.11387741

>>11387701

without research it is hard to say anything about asteroid mining. But I'd be thinking about companies who'd somehow have to cut/refine the materials once they come back from space. Chemical companies who create necessary compounds just for this industry. Specialized companies who are licensed to transported them....etc. The actual "mining in space with lasers" trickles down to retail consumers ending with space sourced materials in their hands in the future smart phone some day. All the way down the line will be opportunities.

>> No.11387814

>>11386688
Other than giving a small number of people motion sickness, there is only one use for VR: making cities obsolete. Currently, the only justification for the existence of cities is "muh culture". Once you can experience a play or a work of art in panoramic 360 degrees at a higher resolution than your eyes can discern, cities are no longer needed.

>> No.11387821

>>11387540
Dengre?

>> No.11387991

>>11387059
>ccie

What CISCO route would be an entry to 5g?

>> No.11388012

>>11385871

This would imply that revolutionary ideas occur on a ten year cycle, you have no reason to assume this is the case. The GFC itself was the biggest thing since the recession, events like that happen every hundred years.

>> No.11388055

>>11385871

There will never be anything like crypto gains ever again. Sorry bro. I wish it wasn't so.

>> No.11388208

>>11386101
OK the thing is, this last golden bull run was fueled not just by a new innovation but literally by AN ENTIRELY NEW WAY TO RERESENT AND EXCHANGE VALUE. That's why it was so mega. It was like a new kind of stock AND a new kind of exchange to trade the stock on, all in one. Which incidentally made it 10x easier for retail investors to participate in, versus stuffy brokerages.

So there might be a new technology out there that's about to change some sector dramatically, but it's going to end up as just another stock or token on an exchange somewhere. It may become valuable but it isn't going to transform HOW WE EXCHANGE VALUE between people. Which is where the real megamoon opportunity is/was.

>> No.11388246

>>11385871
Clif High was convinced the next big thing was going to be some sort of biomedical breakthrough, either something like "personal energy field manipulation" or something to do with serums or "brews", maybe stem cell related.

He also thought aliens were going to invade earth this Summer so take it with a few pinches of salt.

For sure if someone actually came up with a readily accessible general-purpose rejuvenation treatment (anti-aging anti-disease basically revert to your 20s in perfect health permanently) that would probably be the moon of all moons if they secured and protected their patents correctly.

>> No.11388551

>>11388012

OP Here:

> This would imply that revolutionary ideas occur on a ten year cycle

No, just implying that they occur, and I would say they occur on a 2 year cycle rather than a 10 year, but so far we only had a single 10 year cycle on the digital financial market. [2 year cycle why?] - Fairly sure Moore's Law applies here, don't you agree?

> The GFC itself was the biggest thing since the recession, events like that happen every hundred years.

I doubt we have seen anything yet, the real recession still has to hit us.

>>11388208
>>11388246

Good arguments anon.

you're not wrong in terms of representing wealth. But I do not want to discredit the speed at which tech advances and all kind of new areas which may present itself for humanity through it. "Unknown unknowns", i.e. a black swan may be looming somewhere ahead of us in terms of financial gains to be made. Very unlikely that it will be anything similar to Crypto, but I find it quite plausible.

> Clif High was convinced the next big thing was going to be some sort of biomedical breakthrough

Been hearing this for the past few years!
Supposedly, whoever finds a 1:1 replacement for sugar without calories would win here.

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>> No.11388884

>>11387991
Routing and Switching will give you a solid foundation

>> No.11388963

>>11388884

Is there a difference between CCNA routing and switching and

> CCNA Service provider
> CCNA Wireless
> CCNA Cloud

Do they all have much different foundations?

>> No.11388986

>>11386318
5G is dangerous. it's going to destroy our dna.

>> No.11389010

>>11387079
I'm not sure but people would have said the same for apps like uber and shit when the cell phone was being invented
when we know more developers will put the pieces together and maybe there will be an opportunity

who knows maybe investment in cancer treatment might be the biggest boom from 5G

>> No.11389014

>>11386482
Adversarial learning. Hard to get rich off of it though right now. 4 years in

>> No.11389031

>>11388986
ya it's going to strip us of our freedom and wreck our bodies but it will be pushed by corporations and shills

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>>11388986

what if we are developing 5G not for us but AI which is slowly turning sentient and needs increasingly more energy.

>> No.11389655

Notasage. Gn biz

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>> No.11389702

is crispr already old news anons?

>> No.11390315

>>11389081
What if, and hear me out, the internet was made so the sentient ai could learn about us as a race, to better be able to manipulate and enslave us until we are no longer useful? Have you noticed the average persons decreasing attention span?
We're developing what it needs to grow and getting brainwashed at the same time, we're chasing the carrot it's dangling before us - right over a cliff.

>> No.11390777

I think man machine interfaces like Neuralink will be completely paradigm shifting. Hard to invest in unless you are accredited investor with insider connection.

>> No.11390825

>>11390777

> https://www.darpa.mil/program/our-research/darpa-and-the-brain-initiative

>> No.11391286

Urbit

>> No.11392421

>>11387079
>>11387071
>>11387488
>>11387540
>>11388208
>>11385871

I think this thread and this thinking is simply too linear. I am sorry but if you want to find the next 'bitcoin' you cant just google 'new technologies in the next 10 years' and expect to find something thats cool and invest in it, because otherwise everyone else would be getting rich also. You need to look a few levels deeper.

>>11385987

If you went back to 2009-10 right now and asked 100 people 'what do you think will be the next big thing in 5 years?' the answers would be 'iphone apps' or 'renewable energy eg solar panels' or 'building a social media website' i can guarantee you NONE of them would have said bitcoin even IF that had heard of it. why? because everybody here who knew about bitcoin back then thought it was all bullshit. nobody EXPECTED it to do what it did and for that reason it DID it. Thats why coins that have the highest moons always have such low volume, because in order for those people to get rich lots of other people need to stay poor, Its the same principle. You need to find a project or idea like bitcoin that nobody bar very few people believe will eventually succeed and then gamble everything you have with it.

>> No.11392461

>>11392421

also, this is assuming that there is a 'next big thing' right around the corner. The who is to say that it hasnt already been 'created' in 2016 or 17 and is in its infancy right now. Who is to say that it hasnt even been created yet and that window of opportunity still hasnt presented itself yet.


You need to be extraordinary and a bit more to find stuff like this, it is a minefield of booby traps and dead ends that you have to make it through in order to find what it is that you seek and maybe what it is that we were seeking was the most obvious thing all along. screencap this a see if i am right in 5-8 years time.

>> No.11392548

If you were late to bitcoin (talking about myself, since I heard of it in 2010 but somehow were too busy playing wow to care to buy or mine then heard of eth and did a presentation in my uni about it and told the prof she should buy since it'll surely become big but didn't buy myself kek and ended up buying like a pleb in december 2017), then you're the kind of guy who's late at things and will probably be late for the next big thing.

>> No.11393035

>>11389702
yes but I think post-crispr boom bioengineering and biocomputing will be huge as will neural interfaces. forget about computers as we understand them today and look into advanced and speculative neuroscience and biocomputing, that is what is going on behind the scenes rn