It's not too late to buy Bitcoin

[Anonymous No.17145224]

>We are all going to make it

[Anonymous No.17145335]

1.6 btc here, i am an early adopter

[Anonymous No.17145391]

>>17145335
Hodl. Never sell

[Anonymous No.17145411]

>>17145224
it's too late now. you will never make it if you buy bitcoin now

[Anonymous No.17145422]

people can bitch all they want bitcoin is still the most organic and most fair launch

[Anonymous No.17145437]

>>17145224
I've been waiting so long, its all just numb now.

[Anonymous No.17145485]

Fails to mention how many decimal places bitcoins can be broken down to. Pro tip, it's not 2

[Anonymous No.17145801]

>>17145485
That's what makes Bitcoin so great. The hurdle to overcome is getting over the visual of two decimals. It doesn't look good to the eyes seeing 0.000001 or getting used to what a sat or satoshi is. Can Bitcoin usurp physical gold and fiat? A woke person already knows the US dollar is backed by faith in it and numbers on a screen that can be written as far as the central banks want it to go, any time they please. Bitcoin, there's 21 million and there's much less than that because of lost wallets plus the circulating amount is decreasing because it's not being sold.

[Anonymous No.17145808]

>>17145224
> 90% of coins are mined already
> early adopter

[Anonymous No.17145825]

>>17145808
23 million of 7+ billion people holding...I'd say that's early compared to the field

[Anonymous No.17145848]

>>17145335
Anon, based on the metrics from OP’s pic you are, quite literally, one in a million.
You’ll make it, King.

[Anonymous No.17146076]

>>17145825
23 million addresses. not necessarily 23 million different people.

[Anonymous No.17146158]

Nope the answer is BSV as you will discover very soon. Seriously, how the fuck has biz not caught on? Did you really fall for the fud?