/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.11442408]

Millennials liked crypto because they thought it was something high-tech, fast, would make transactions more convenient...etc. They wanted to get in it early because they thought it would be the next Facebook, the next Apple..

But of course it isn't any of those, its useless, a digital token with no value beyond being collectable.

Now that crypto has been exposed as the pyramid scheme it is, what's the next ponzi that will allow us to sucker in naive millennials?

So what's the next bubble? Weed stocks?

[Anonymous No.11442454]

>>11442408
Boomers liked fiat because they thought it was something high-tech, fast, honest eand would make transactions more convenient..etc They wanted to trade all their silver and gold for it because they thought money was better.

But of course, the goverment and banks cheated. Fiat is a useless inflated piece of centralized shit with no value was so ever.

Now that fiat has been exposed as the ponzi pyramid with cheat codes for the elite, what is the better pyramid to put our ponzi fiat in?

[Anonymous No.11442487]

Crypto will unironically bullrun once its used publicly and people can actually buy things with it like groceries, and when fiat has started to evaporate peoples wealth

[Anonymous No.11442495]

>>11442487
So in 800 years maybe.

[Anonymous No.11442511]

>>11442408
Nice just sold 100k!

[Anonymous No.11442519]

>>11442408
>>11442454

and so the next big pasta is born

[Anonymous No.11442532]

>>11442408
How many bubbles has Bitcoin had since it's inception?

Now let that sink in a little, and ask yourself, why won't there be a bubble again?

Do you even know what a bubble represents amerifag?

[Anonymous No.11442563]

>>11442495
Bitch, I load up my shift card through coinbase and do what I want with it. I recently paid for an entire international trip for me and my wife with it

[Anonymous No.11442573]

>>11442495
This. We won't experience full adoption in our lifetime.

[Anonymous No.11442645]

>>11442487
When it finally got some traffic in December (roughly as much per hour as a large sized grocery store in a large city), Bitcoin slowed down to a crawl.

Everybody saw how shit crypto is and they're never going to look back.

[Anonymous No.11442716]

>>11442408

>Fiat constantly devalues.
>Crypto constantly appreciates.

Tell me again why fiat is better?

[Anonymous No.11442813]

>>11442716
>why fiat is better?
shut up goy! use our shekel or we'll call you antisemite for not using the (((dollar)))

[Anonymous No.11442858]

>>11442813

[Anonymous No.11442924]

>>11442408

[Anonymous No.11442969]

>>11442716
>crypto constantly appreciates

sure it does, especially when anyone can just create a new coin and use blockchain technology to substitute whatever shitcoin (including BTC) is out there.

the money isn't in a coin, its in the blockchain tech. look who's using it and invest in those companies, not a fucking meme internet token that'll be worthless in 20 years

[Anonymous No.11443148]

>>11442716
>crypto constantly appreciates
>literally just lost 80% in value within 10 months

[Anonymous No.11443174]

>>11443148
doesn't see longer term trends.

[Anonymous No.11443402]

>>11443174
>implying the past where it increased over a miniscule trading volume and tiny market cap is in any way indicative of the future

[Anonymous No.11443447]

>>11442408
If you look at a Token like BAT, you can see the potential for crypto. It just hasn't reached that point yet where it's actually useful technology.

I believe it will in the future, but who knows.

[Anonymous No.11443619]

>>11442645
It's almost as though there are thousands of coins that would make for layering solutions.