Bitcoin maximalists

[Anonymous No.14893891]

What do you think about them?

[Anonymous No.14893901]

>>14893891
based and crypto redpilled

[Anonymous No.14893914]

>>14893891
Pretty cool guys

[Anonymous No.14893917]

>>14893891
the same as i think of Netscape maximalists

[Anonymous No.14893943]

>>14893917
You mean TCP/IP maximalists.

[Anonymous No.14893954]

Fucking idiots, ostriches with their heads in the sand, horses with their blinkers on. Those motherfuckers need to understand that we buy alts to get more sats and thus always measure ourselves against BTC anyway. The difference is that we will have MORE than them. They'll get 10x in the next run while we'll get 100x. And they only have themselves to blame.

[Anonymous No.14893973]

I'm an ETH maximalist.

[Anonymous No.14893998]

Biggest BTC holder.

[Anonymous No.14894011]

>>14893954
you know that what you are describing is btc maximalism right?

[Anonymous No.14894052]

>>14894011
In what way sir? We are talking about the lads who will only buy BTC and decry all alts, right? Whereas I'm just noting that BTC leads the market and that most of us sell our alts to BTC before cashing out, so we need to watch our sats.

[Anonymous No.14894363]

>>14893998

[Anonymous No.14894411]

I am a Doge maximalist.

[Anonymous No.14894488]

Some of them are straightforward and don't see the hassle of getting involved in alts when BTC is already a sure-fire way to succeed
The only ones I don't like are the ones who refuse to acknowledge the good accomplishments of anything else in the space

[Anonymous No.14894496]

>>14893954
In every cycle, this is what newbies say and believe. Then comes the bear market, and the bitcoin-destroy-alts phase. But you will learn.
I know this game should come with instructions: accumulate as much btc as you can.

[Anonymous No.14894508]

>>14893891
Say what you want about them, but they are fucking rich.

[Anonymous No.14894517]

>>14893891
based and multimillionaires chads

[Anonymous No.14894553]

pretty fucking smart actually
>only coin normies have heard of
>only coin whose notation has been added to ascii - emoji character set
>only coin without exit scamming board
>only coin with no corporate offices - literally impossible for (them) to sue, investigate, and their other tricks

honestly, I just talked myself into converting the last of my ETH into BTC since there will never be an ICO again that Americans can participate in, thanks jews.

[Anonymous No.14894570]

>>14893891
BASED and redpilled

[Anonymous No.14894582]

>>14894496
niggers don't understand that shitcoins are just ponzis to get more btc

[Anonymous No.14894642]

Bitcoin maximalists = oldfags that have witnessed multiple shitcoin cycles.
Shitcoin maximalists = late adopter faggot scammers that showed up in 2017.

[Anonymous No.14894682]

>>14894496
Don't be patronising. Obviously when BTC dominance is rising I jump back into BTC.
I believe in some alts more than BTC, but I also value money the most, so I'm not gonna hold shit on a downtrend.

[Anonymous No.14894842]

They don't deserve any gains. Crypto is about innovation and progress. Hanging onto old tech is exactly what the central banks and oligarchs have been trying to do.

[Anonymous No.14894864]

>>14894842
nigger bitcoin has literally the most cutting hedge breakthroughs in all crypto ecosystem, everything you see doing by eth devs is just old bitcoin talk discussions from btc devs that got discarded

[Anonymous No.14894880]

>>14893891
Definition of hopium morons. BTC will have a few more enormous cycles but it won't be the future gold.

[Anonymous No.14894886]

>>14893891
Lazy bitches that could x50 their capital if they just played alts. But they will make it eventually.

[Anonymous No.14894941]

>>14894642
LINK maximalists = future global elite

[Anonymous No.14894948]

>>14894642
This

[Anonymous No.14894949]

>>14894864
Lol like what? The lightening network? What a fucking joke.

[Anonymous No.14894969]

>>14894864

Yeah, they got discarded because everyone in BTC is a brainlet and tries to resist all change. It won't be long before actual smart people start getting into crypto. You are lucky that at the moment, most people in this space are too stupid to understand smart contracts and decentralized oracles. Financial talking heads will soon be telling everyone how stupid BTC is and how the future of crypto will have nothing to do with it.

Most of the smart people I know bought ETH/LINK. I've met two total normies at bars who started talking about crypto and when I asked what they held, one had litecoin, the other had BTC. Both of these guys seemed completely tech illiterate and it made me bullish as fuck, as the masses still don't understand smart contracts/oracles/defi.

In order to actually make it you can't just ride some millionaires dick and help pump his bags.

[Anonymous No.14894968]

>>14894553
i have been wanting to do the same but was waiting for eth to reach 0.034 again just keeps dumping though

[Anonymous No.14894970]

>>14893954
>>14894886
>x50
>x100

Lot of these old Bitcoin maximalists don't give a fuck about your ridiculous x100, they already did more by buying BTC early.

[Anonymous No.14895056]

>>14894949
- Segwit
- Schnorr
- Lightning
- MAST
- Taproot/Graftroot
- Sidechains
- Liquid
- RSK
- Drivechain
-channel factories
-sharding through sortition chains
-signature aggregation
-utrexo
-dlog contracts
-eltoo


Bitcoin is setting up infrastructure to work without the internet (mesh networks, satellite nodes, etc). It’s going to have all the smart contract, speed and privacy features you need while keeping its ledger honest and decentralized.

people like you don't even derve this knowledge, just go read bitcoin devs newslatter and you will see much more then what i mentioned, bitcoin has literally a breakthrough innovation being proposed every month
every tech eth is implementing is just discarded ideas from btc devs

[Anonymous No.14895193]

They believe that normies are never capable of learning about ETH.
The days are already coming within this year, when Ethereum operating service launches will be discussed on CNBC. Not to mention CME futures. After those, CNBC will lag behind and non-stop talk about the recent price rise of this shiny Ethereum crypto.

LN has been already out for 18 months, liquidity is starting to dry, currently on only 900 BTC among the whole network, lmao. If this doesnt improve by years end, people will slowly start calling it dead.

[Anonymous No.14895224]

>>14895193
Ethereum, the network that is slow as shit to the point that any old shitcoin jams it.

[Anonymous No.14895229]

>>14895193
daily remainder that eth shills are just desperate that break even on their heavy bags see you at 12 sats on the ratio dude

[Anonymous No.14895246]

[Anonymous No.14895247]

>>14895224
>>14895229
thanks for the (you)s

[Anonymous No.14895261]

>>14895247

[DarkTrip !nNThBA7CKU No.14895270]

>>14895056
>Bitcoin is setting up infrastructure to work without the internet (mesh networks, satellite nodes, etc).
please post the proofs
I'm kinda maximalist and would loove to run a mesh nw somehow

[Anonymous No.14895303]

>>14895270
https://blockstream.com/2019/05/11/gotenna-satellite-api-integration/

https://global-mesh-labs.gitbook.io/lot49/

[Anonymous No.14895311]

>>14895246
Even for an "aschtually..." type post it doesn't work. If he's allowed to say 'simple' to omit all the wider events that lead to child porn then heroin is by far better. Pure heroin used sensibly doesn't even hurt the user and can theoretically be ethically sourced. Child porn is harmful for the person engaging with it and literally cannot be made harmlessly.

What a total moron.

[Anonymous No.14895316]

>>14895270
requires schnorr tho, but we should get in before end of 2020

[Anonymous No.14895333]

>>14895311
vitalik is just a mindless retard scammer/cult leader basedboys just suck his cock and think he is creating better tech, while the real competent cryptographers are all working on bitcoin

[Anonymous No.14895349]

REN maximalist checking in

[Anonymous No.14895384]

>>14895333
As far as im concerned both will be replaced eventually. Just too slow and the work arounds are awkward additions to the system not built directly in.

I don't pretend to know what will replace them, im just a LINK/BTC holder but still.

[DarkTrip !nNThBA7CKU No.14895388]

>>14895303
cheers

[Anonymous No.14895396]

>>14894363
>pajeetoshi portrait

[Anonymous No.14895424]

>>14894842
kill yourself you 2017 latecomer newshit

[Anonymous No.14895426]

>>14894842
>he thinks crypto adoption is about tech
This isn't myspace, this is INVENTED MONEY. The chain with the most history, name recognition, and liquidity will attract more people to buy in, which creates a feedback loop. Bitcoin will continue to eat the global monetary supply, and while we will likely still have other cryptos, what the market really wants is one global currency that all humans on earth can measure value against. The entire reason we have a Forex market is because of the inefficiencies created by not having a single global money that can settle payments between countries

[Anonymous No.14895434]

>>14895193
It will be quite funny when CNBC's shillers tell everyone how bad bitcoin is. Wouldn't surprise me if by EOY Warren Buffet is shilling ETH and BTC is called a scam by any reputable investor (it is).

I agree that many BTC maximalists just believe normies won't understand Ethereum, but they don't have to. They just need to be told by people way smarter than them that ETH is a great buy.

[Anonymous No.14895453]

>>14895384
people like you don't get what bitcoin is for
bitcoin put safety decentralization and censorship resistance above all, there is literally no project that has innovated in any meaningfull way in the categories i talked above, everybody talks just about txn/sec but if you just wanna be fast as fuck get a mysql server and run a google spreeadsheet on it.
bitcoin is the only network that guarantess censorship resistance and predictable monetary policies, non of your shitcoins will ever be able to top that

[Anonymous No.14895468]

>>14895426
also serious investors want invest in vitalik coin, which is just a fiat scam with a centralized board that optimize for value extraction from noobs.
it has 0 predictability in inflation and monetary policies get changed every year

[Anonymous No.14895485]

>>14895434
Eth has no strict supply and is controlled by the Ethereum foundations whims. The DAO rollback was the most ridiculous thing ever, it completely ruined Ethereum forever. Just wait until there are real consequences like a drug or child porn dapp built and governments will put pressure on all public Ethereum figures and foundations members to roll back the chain. They've already proven that they can.
Without total guaranteed immutability, crypto is useless

[Anonymous No.14895504]

>>14895453
But as all transactions are visible you can control use of the money. Especially as all ports become highly identified exchanges.

[Anonymous No.14895509]

>>14895485
or just wait for when vitalik gets kidnapped or just becomes a government asset

[Anonymous No.14895526]

BTC will be the victim of its own energy hunger. This won't be sustainable, not at $100k and especially not at $1M.

[Anonymous No.14895555]

>>14895526
I do think this will be an issue, it will probably become increasingly illegal to mine and even potentially buy as pressure mounts against it's mining cost.

[Anonymous No.14895560]

>>14895485
>The DAO rollback was the most ridiculous thing ever, it completely ruined Ethereum forever.
Dunno mate, remember RaiBlocks (now Nano)? They refused to do a rollback when the only shitty exchange it was traded on got hacked, did it serve them good? Did it gain more trust and respect because they retained "integrity" and "immutability"?

[Anonymous No.14895562]

>>14895504
wasabi and hideen scripts through taproot graftrrot solve this problem
just read this and you will get why btc is the best tech

[Anonymous No.14895793]

>>14893891
Smarter than those Blockchain NPCs

[Anonymous No.14895858]

>>14895526
Meh it's not that bad when you put it into perspective with (other) data centers. Plus there could be some serious drive for innovation in generating more efficient and green energy.

The only reason the media zoomed in on BTC's power consumption is to rile up an ignorant population and get people's attention so they can sell their clickbait content. But it's not actually as bad as portrayed.

[Anonymous No.14895876]

Paying even $50 to do something like register your real estate purchase in an indisputable way is more efficient than paying a guy $5000 to file a document in a drawer which is what we currently do.
Every shitcoin tries to implement a solution to a problem like that but every one of them has the same issue BTC has, it won't scale. Until the core issue is fixed all the shitcoins including ETH are just clowning around, trying out things that won't work until the real issue is fixed.
So far the only idea that actually has a chance is LN. Most that pretend to have the solution like ETH or EOS just gave up on decentralization entirely.
When scaling is solved you can implement all the smart contract functionality and asset handling stuff on BTC with faster more efficient systems than any of the shitcoins and that doesn't mean putting everything on chain like BSV does.

[Anonymous No.14895942]

>>14893891
Generalizing. There are some really cool altcoins with economics and usecases that make sense and could really scale in the future to broad and vast markets.

For example, think of the gaming industry. Stuff like RSGP has real world value and it has for a long time now. So much even that there are people that work playing videogames to get this in-game currency. Now imagine that money not being subjected to centralized servers and rules and people being able to transfer their gaming currency freely and free trade based on decentralization and blockchain immutability. I think that is where some serious dough can be made. MMO's hosted on the blockchain could be a big breaktrough especially now at a time where lots of people are looking to monetize the time they put in playing games. And it's all possible. It's absolutely amazing when you think about that, but you couldn't do that with Bitcoin at all. It just doesn't fit into that picture. Because the games need to be hosted on a blockchain without centralization for the economy to work. Else gaming corporations would just impose their own stupid rules and you'd have a sort of shadow economy.

[Anonymous No.14896018]

>>14895942
Plz dont talk about an MMO being hosted on a blockchain. You are either a retard or you are making retards seriously misunderstand blockchains.
Some specific things about an MMO can be handled on a blockchain. The game itself not. Seriously, retards will not understand this by themselves.

[Anonymous No.14896049]

>>14896018
>mr smarty pants

[Anonymous No.14896086]

>>14893891
reminder that this person is only "famous" for being a self-admittedly terrible trader.

[Anonymous No.14896090]

>>14893891
They are the boomers of crypto. Close minded, tribalistic and paranoid. They hold onto the belief bitcoin can solve every use case in crypto without any substantial argument.

[Anonymous No.14896153]

BTC maximalists are a cult. Just consider carnivory dinners they have, I mean wtf, all you need to know about what lunatics they are. Plus, they’re just protecting their investment. There is a tsunami of way better DLTs coming up than BTC. BTC will remain #1 for few years max because of momentum and ignorance, then it’s over.

[Anonymous No.14896156]

>>14896090
All that's needed to change my mind is one shitcoin that works. Do you know something I don't? Is there a hidden gem somewhere that actually works and nobody noticed?

[Anonymous No.14896806]

>>14894642
So blockchain will never have any use beyond Bitcoin then? Yep, that's totally realistic.

[Anonymous No.14896829]

>>14896156
both bch and bsv?

[Anonymous No.14896877]

>>14896806
Public perception will have to mature significantly before adoption of many new alt tech will be feasible. So many alts that were developed back in 2015-17 have not adapted to new advancements in blockchain tech and solidified themselves in 2019 as PND scams for gullible but well meaning enthusiasts

[Anonymous No.14896927]

>>14893891
McNormack

[Anonymous No.14896961]

>>14894941
Based

[Anonymous No.14896972]

It’s pretty simple. Big money only wants to deal with 12+ digit markets.

[Anonymous No.14896981]

>>14896829
Don't work. If you're willing to settle for a platform that doesn't work doge is better.

[Anonymous No.14897144]

>>14895485
>>14895468
>>14895453
>>14895424
>>14895426
>>14895333
>>14895229
>>14895056
>>14894642

based

[Anonymous No.14897356]

>>14895056
you don't understand any of the terms you posted, because you posted the exact same thing under several names.
Btc is hopelessly behind. There are standards getting set among modern blockchains, eg. everyone wants to use the exact same BLS signature scheme to have compatibility. Bitcoin isn't even in the discussion.
Bitcoin has zero hope of ever getting trustless sidechains.
>Segwit
That's not an innovation, that's a hack to implement changes without a hard fork.
>Schnorr
As the name implies, it's a signature scheme invented by a guy named Schnorr. It's in fact older than ECDSA, but couldn't be used for years because of patents. Not an innovation by bitcoin devs.
>Lightning
failed idea, the guy that invented it works on plasma now.
>MAST
>-dlog contracts
Same thing. Rejected back in 2011 along with OP_EVAL, can be easily implemented on ethereum, not actually practical.
>Taproot/Graftroot
Another thing that can be already done on ethereum, but needs a fork on bitcoin because of primitive script. Like segwit, only needed because of bitcoin's limitations. Its only actual function on bitcoin would be to make LN channel transactions smaller, but it's marketed as "smart contracts" to brainlets.
>- Sidechains
>- Liquid
>- RSK
>- Drivechain
those are all centralized sidechains.
>-channel factories
Same category as taproof and segwit, a fake innovation only needed to combat bitcoin deficiencies.
>-signature aggregation
Which is already interactively possible, schnorr only makes it easier. BLS signatures allow non-interactive aggregation, but that's happening on ethereum.
>-sharding through sortition chains
I can't find anything about it, but without PoS decentralized sharding is impossible. Must be another centralized solution like rsk.
>-utrexo
A copy of eth2.0 stateless design. It's never going to happen.
>eltoo
Another fake innovation that's only working around the deficiency: bitcoin has no state so it's extremely hard to make anything that needs it.

Hot air.

[Anonymous No.14898359]

>>14897356
>without PoS decentralized sharding is impossible
i think so too but pos is a potential death trap that can forever end a chain

[Anonymous No.14898443]

BTC is a shitcoin. There's nothing wrong with Bitcoin Maximalism otherwise.

[Anonymous No.14898501]

>>14897356
based
and
bodied

[Anonymous No.14898502]

>>14895056
BTC is going to be killed by it's own retarded implementations and limitations like Lightning.

[Anonymous No.14898608]

>>14898359
PoS is much safer, even after a successful 51% attack you can delete the attacker's coins in a fork. It's impossible to delete attacker's asics in PoW.

[Anonymous No.14898626]

>>14896877
True, but this isn't true about Eth or LINK. Those are the true successors of Bitcoin. Bitcoin was the first crypto revolution. Eth came second. LINK is third and final revolution to bring it all together. Bitcoin is old tech now. it has its time, and that time is long gone. the only use for Bitcoin now is to buy it and dump it on other bitcoiners.

[Anonymous No.14898841]

>>14898608
>keeping coins safe by having a central authority delete coins
You're completely braindead.

[Anonymous No.14898868]

>>14898841
literally everyone can create a fork, it's just that after an attack most people would switch to the one that deleted the attacker.

[Anonymous No.14898923]

>>14895193
BRAP will flip Bitcoin. The cryptosphere will be blindsided when an ETH TOKEN breaks through the normie barrier and overtakes Bitcoin’s market cap. Screen this for the future.

[Anonymous No.14899170]

>>14898868
>buy my magic internet token
>how does it work?
>if someone does something bad my nerd friends just all agree to delete their money
If those are the rules the token is close to worthless except for whatever side utility it can provide like how eth provides computation. It can't be trusted with any value.

[Anonymous No.14899178]

>>14899170
are you retarded? when PoW chain is 51% attacked nothing can be done. PoS is objectively superior in that regard.

[Anonymous No.14899246]

>>14899178
>nothing can be done
A million things can be done but you're probably forked which is a disaster for credibility that PoS doesn't avoid at all. You think it's fine which means you should never be responsible for any amount of money or assets.

[Anonymous No.14899272]

>>14899246
>a million things
literally the only possible thing is an attempt to fork to a new insecure PoW from an asic PoW.
If a non-asic PoW is attacked the network is finished, it can't be used for anything of value.

[Anonymous No.14899283]

>>14897356
absolutely based
t. XTZ maximalist

[Anonymous No.14899328]

>>14899272
No you retard there are infinite responses to an attack including adding PoS so it's a hybrid or even just dynamic filters like ddos protection providers use. If you don't mind a central authority like in your example you can just use simple trusted consensus nodes to begin with which are much faster and there's no malicious actors, all the nodes are trusted.

[Anonymous No.14899389]

>>14899328
>including adding PoS
>criticizes PoS
>proposed to add PoS to fix PoW

>even just dynamic filters like ddos protection providers use
that doesn't make _any_ sense at all and proves you have zero idea how any of this works.
>If you don't mind a central authority
there's no "central authority", there's one attacker and thousands if not millions of victims. Victims would just switch to a new chain without the attacker.
It's exactly what happened with ethereum classic. You can't force people to stay on one chain.

[Anonymous No.14899504]

>>14893891
Only ones with real understanding, continually proven right over time while the shitcoiners keep kidding themselves about flippening and making basic bitch mistakes about what a blockchain is actually good for or about monetary economic stuff.

[Anonymous No.14899543]

>>14895193
PoS may very well be the death of Ethereum.

[Twatter: KadaneZod No.14899583]

>>14893891
Few of them will get arrested because of ties with bitifnex.
Most of them will leave CT thereafter.
The rest will delete several posts (McCormcuck already did).

[Anonymous No.14899592]

>>14899504

[Anonymous No.14899600]

>>14894052
For every person who 100x, there are 10 who botched it and lost their stack.

You shit on people who bash alts and are smart enough to take the 10x—without realizing that you’re literally gambling.

[Anonymous No.14899602]

>>14899389
>It's exactly what happened with ethereum classic
A disaster where the devs ruined the credibility of Ethereum because they lost money to a bug. In a forced fork your system has failed and you're also forced to solve the issue that caused the fork even if by patching it out with something as ugly as adding PoS on top of PoW.

[Anonymous No.14899681]

>>14894969
Yup. just go in StockTwits and you'll see how dumb people really we. same as you said. LTC and BTC have the most activity. it's silly as fuck.

[Anonymous No.14899970]

>>14895562
like it or not, if crypto is useful, government will regulate as companies starting to adopt it. this whole argument of "oh it's censorship resistant" is a bullshit argument and not many really give a fuck about. look at Facebook. biggest fucking censorship tool on the planet, yet it's used by billions, that's because most people are not anarchist/libertarian. people don't give a shit about those ideals. most people in democracies, which is the power house of the world economy right now, don't give a shit about a few people being censored. most people are complacent and just want what makes their life a lil easier. Bitcoin does NOT provide that. it's a fucking hassle to get Bitcoin, it costs a lot to use to transact, and it takes a looooooong time to confirm. lost your Bitcoin cryptic private key? well, you're shit out of luck, you lost your entire net worth. no body wants that shit. a credit card is easier to use. Western Union is easier to use. companies don't want it either it's high volatility and inefficient. it's trash. there is no value to Bitcoin but the ideals of a small portion of modern society.

and no, I'm not getting in a debate about why censorship is so important or not, cuz that's a whole different conversation. we're discussing the utility of Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.14900844]

>>14893943
You mean MySpace maximalists.

[Anonymous No.14900867]

>>14895261
Finally something of value from the SENT shills
>>14898923
Probably not wrong
>>14899602
ETH will die to Chromia.

[Anonymous No.14900880]

>>14893891
Maxis, the most retarded people in crypto.

[Anonymous No.14900882]

>>14893891
Dumbasses

[Anonymous No.14900974]

>>14895426
>Forex market exists, works, overcomes inefficiencies
>this is why there will only be one currency
Wew lad. And crypto is even easier to trade than fiat.

>The chain with the most history, name recognition, and liquidity will attract more people to buy in
It has to be able to function though. BTC is unusable. Not fungible, not scalable. The lengths maximalists go to cope with this are unbelievable.

[Anonymous No.14901024]

>>14899504
Posting this book is the hallmark of a newfag bitcoiner. Saifedean is a total moron.

[Anonymous No.14901092]

>>14893891
it's pretty comfy

[Anonymous No.14901131]

as a yuropoor i flee my country (digitally) because people are bitter and pessimistic, and bitterness/pessimism produces no value, only decay
listen to btc maxis, and all you see is bitterness and pessimism
read zero to one by peter thiel (who ironically is big on btc) for more on that
owning a hyperspeculative asset with a hyperconservative attitude is a recipe for disaster. if bitcoin makes it, it will be in spite of its supporters and not thanks to them

[Anonymous No.14901937]

>>14896806
>So blockchain will never have any use beyond Bitcoin then? Yep, that's totally realistic.

yep. and if you dont want to pay 50 dollars in transaction fees buy a raspberry pi and sync to it before requesting an invoice to send a transaction. it's what satoshi wanted.

[Anonymous No.14901958]

>>14901937
is there a tutorial for this?

[Anonymous No.14902082]

>>14893914

[Anonymous No.14902218]

>>14902082

fuck off, calvin doesn't even accept bchsv on his gambling sites.

[Anonymous No.14902908]

>>14893891
I think it’s a nonsense term made up by lonely cyberzoomers.

I think they need to diversify into rational assets like equities. I really hope they are funding their IRA’s and have at least 10k in an S&P or broad market index fund.

>>14894411
Based, if true.
Unfortunately I bought the literal top.

[Anonymous No.14903055]

>>14897356
TLDR of your comment is:
"this tech is useless cause i don't like it"
the cryptograher community is very small, most of the competent cryptographer are working on bitcoin.
you are criticism sound to me same as a child who doesn't wanna eat healthy veggies, and says veggies are bad.

[Anonymous No.14903063]

>>14899504
based and saifedeanpilled

[Anonymous No.14903092]

>>14893891
most of them are pretty based but fail to realize the fungibility problem in bitcoin...which is disappointing. Sometimes i feel like they;re just as ignorant as peter schiff.

[Anonymous No.14903688]

>>14893917
tbf Netspace exists today in the form of Firefox, the most based web browser

[Anonymous No.14903711]

>>14895056
What does your portfolio look like, based knowledgeable anon?

Please include fiat, real estate, stocks, etc if any

[Anonymous No.14903751]

>>14893891
Just wait until every transaction in Bitcoin Core has to follow the banking regulations. You will see a sudden inflow into Bitcoin Cash as alternative. That time is coming and it will be fun since nobody has a banking license. Trust me, gov. will do everything in it's power to own Bitcoin and punish those who don't comply. That's what you get since Bitcoin transactions can be traced back to the person it self. So no anonymity anymore as it was originally intended. that's the reason Bitcoin Core will fail . Until then, just buy it together with Bitcoin Cash IMO.

[Anonymous No.14903775]

>holding BTC instead of fiat and small caps

[Anonymous No.14903777]

>>14903751
That time will coincide with BTC trading at the low price of $1400, while the ascension of LINK is in full effect.

[Anonymous No.14903790]

>>14903777
checked

[Anonymous No.14903792]

>>14903777
fucking checked.
LINK flippening of BTC confirmed.

[Anonymous No.14903800]

>>14903775
Id is 38+37
digits are 75
what mean this

[Anonymous No.14903817]

>>14903800
something randomly happened

[Anonymous No.14903835]

>>14893891
I think at this point 90% of them are either newbies who bought the top in 2017 and capitulated all of their alts at a huge loss to get all in Bitcoin recently.

Or they've been around since before 2017 and sat out the entire alt bubble in just BTC, missing out on thousands of percent of gains and they're REALLY, REALLY salty about it.

[Anonymous No.14904219]

Bitcoin would be great if it were actually private.

[Anonymous No.14904354]

>>14900974
>not fungible
Better hope bitcoin doesn't implement schnorr next year then. Coinswap will be enough to blow monero away for good

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>>14895876
This is where harmony one comes in, it will solve the blockchain trilemma.

[Anonymous No.14905032]

>>14893891
Lots of hot air
Very little substance