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[Anonymous No.16744456]

>BITCOIN SOLVES SO MANY EVERYDAY PROBLEMS WE HAVE WITH THE BANKS. LIKE, WHAT IF YOU JUST WANT TO SEND 1 BILLION DOLLARS TO YOUR PAL IN NORTH KOREA? NOW WITH BITCOIN YOU CAN! THIS THING IS REVOLUTIONARY!

[frenchbro !cJxLEZYaGY No.16744463]

STOCK TO FLOOOOOOOOOOW

[Anonymous No.16744464]

>>BITCOIN SOLVES SO MANY EVERYDAY PROBLEMS WE HAVE WITH THE BANKS. LIKE, WHAT IF YOU JUST WANT TO SEND 1 BILLION DOLLARS TO YOUR PAL IN NORTH KOREA? NOW WITH BITCOIN YOU CAN! THIS THING IS REVOLUTIONARY!

[Frenchbro !cJxLEZYaGY No.16744473]

6K SUPPORT? ALL IN
HALVING? ALL IN
SATOJ? ALL IN

[Anonymous No.16744528]

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[Anonymous No.16744983]

>>16744456
kek

[Anonymous No.16745185]

>>16744456
the richest ppl hold the fungible wealth. if bitcoin acts as the most convenient / secure store of wealth to them, it will moon.

10,000 people, all having an income of $40k / year (400m overall) have less income to put in investments than 1 man making 50m / year.

it's the wealthy that decide the price of the abstraction of the asset, which bitcoin is. so those advantages are very legitimate. as is the fact that hiding 50 million dollars worth of gold requires you to hide 1 metric tonn of it, while hiding 50 million dollars worth of bitcoin requires you to hide a single number.

[Anonymous No.16745947]

>>16744456

[Anonymous No.16746150]

>>16745185
Why is it necessary to hide anything? Why not just put it in a bank?

I feel like you're referring to the tax evading/criminally wealthy

[Anonymous No.16746163]

>>16744456
It's funny because Bitcoin has not and will not even come CLOSE to what Satoshi had in mind and OP's post is spot on

[Anonymous No.16746843]

>>16746150
no, i'm referring to the wealthy (~ the smart) that knows that the state won't always be reliable. the libertarian. that's the target group bitcoin was created for.

[Anonymous No.16746851]

>anti-fragile