BTC will lose #1 in market cap 2020

[Anonymous No.18886670]

[Anonymous No.18886826]

>>18886670
to tether

[Anonymous No.18886857]

>>18886670
I feel like that meme was made by a stupid ethot.

[Anonymous No.18886926]

>>18886670
We all know it, but only some of us know who will take the crown.

[Anonymous No.18887115]

>>18886670
It'll lose it to Ethereum
One thing bitcoin fails is real world adoption

the only reason any dumbass buys bitcoin is that they feel one day it'll be worth more USD, not that they ever see a world where they transact in satoshis.

real world adoption is around the corner for ethereum

[Anonymous No.18888177]

>>18886826
I think this is the day I'd sell my cryptos. Nothing good would come off that.

>>18887115
Yeah, probably, but ETH would have to go to $10K for that. BTC maxis will throw a rage fit.

[Anonymous No.18888535]

>>18887115

>the only reason any dumbass buys bitcoin is that they feel one day it'll be worth more USD, not that they ever see a world where they transact in satoshis.

This is why you buy BCH. When BTC is exposed as a scam coin, the prices are going to flip. Ethereum is centralized, and the devs expressly take no interest in making it into a real currency.

[Anonymous No.18888656]

>>18888535
>This is why you buy BCH. When BTC is exposed as a scam coin, the prices are going to flip. Ethereum is centralized, and the devs expressly take no interest in making it into a real currency.
BASED RETARD

[Anonymous No.18888910]

>>18887115
Ethereum is centrally controlled and morally misguided. Monero is the only chance crypto has to succeed. If XMR doesn't take off, it'll be PMs and the gold standard.

[Anonymous No.18889669]

>>18888910

Mandatory privacy on XMR doesn't allow anything that is non-standard or identifiable, like smart contracts or on-chain social networks, and is destined to have higher fees than BCH, which is why I buy both BCH and XMR. I think that both coins will succeed, because they have unique use-cases.

[Anonymous No.18889681]

>>18886670
Delusional

[Anonymous No.18889697]

>>18889681

[Anonymous No.18889979]

>>18886670

[Anonymous No.18890641]

>>18886670
to BSV

[Anonymous No.18890708]

Is that even possible given all the btc pairs?

[Anonymous No.18890762]

>>18886670
It's going to lose definitely, but why in 2020?
Ethereum may need to get rid of mining fully. That's 2021-2022

[Anonymous No.18891163]

the amount of skepticism and pajeets still shilling retarded bitcoin forks shows how stupid this board really is. I know biz always has been btc maxi, but ethereum is going to #1 sooner or later. The writing is on the wall, and I will bet my entire life on it. Good luck with your bitcoin cash, kek

[Anonymous No.18891503]

>>18891163

If Satoshi Nakamoto's express plan in the white paper is to create a decentralized peer to peer cash system, then the version of Bitcoin that sincerely tries to follow that model is Bitcoin. The 1 MB blocksize limit was expressly intended to be temporary when Satoshi implemented it.

[Anonymous No.18891683]

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[Anonymous No.18891945]

>>18891163
There will be 1 bitcoin in existence.
There will be ∞ shitcoin in existence.

[Anonymous No.18892169]

>>18891945

Just make sure you understand which Bitcoin is the real Bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.18892239]

>>18892169
no one cares or will care or card about that.

[Anonymous No.18892340]

>>18891683
This post just made me lose 100% interest in hex.

[Anonymous No.18892712]

>>18891503

>disguising bitcoin's inherent flaws as purported "features"

disgusting and pathetic

>>18891945
ethereum inflation is already very close to bitcoin and there are some projections that it will actually be lower than bitcoin eventually. coin supply also doesn't matter if there isn't any long term use case for the coin. Bitcoin had a great ride, and it still is the king for now, but its fate will be uncertain once ethereum becomes #1 and the "store of value" meme never gains adoption.

t. bitcoin maxi from 2015 turned mEth head

[Anonymous No.18892896]

>>18892169
It's the one without any shit tier qualifier words behind it's name like cash, diamond, gold, sv, etc.

[Anonymous No.18893072]

>>18892896

Go read the title of Satoshi's white paper. It has the word "Cash" in it as well.

[Anonymous No.18893101]

>>18887115
reddit- the post

[Anonymous No.18893117]

>>18888535
Lmfao bitcoin fails but bitcoin fork won’t
You are retarded my man
Like nothing can help you

[Anonymous No.18893124]

>>18886826
Can't happen (openly). Tether is backed by cryptos far more than dollars.

[Anonymous No.18893150]

>>18893117

See >>18891503.

Are you aware that Satoshi himself hard-forked Bitcoin to fix a critical bug in the early days? BTC _is_ a fork. He also lent support to increasing the memory size over time on the Bitcointalk forums.

[Anonymous No.18893175]

>>18886670
I think if ethereum was done differently it would be worth like $5000 right now

[Anonymous No.18893198]

>>18893072

this.

BTC is a zombie on life support. Lightning network is a meme and centralized. Anyone smart around for the bubble of early 2018 would have seen that bitcoin can never scale, thus the narrative shifted to "muh digital gold" instead of being the digital cash it was supposed to be

It's too big to fail currently due to (((them)) making exchanges exclusively feature BTC for pairings.

I doubt bitcoin will ever go to 0 but I also doubt it will have any use beyond USD price speculation and being a collectors item in the future

[Anonymous No.18893254]

>>18893072
cope. grow a brain and realize the market decides a products use case, not the creator. There isn't a need for another payment network, there is a need for a system that helps people prevent the governments theft of wealth. You'll understand when your older.

[Anonymous No.18893355]

>>18893254

>there is a need for a system that helps people prevent the governments theft of wealth.

This is already covered by gold. The volatility of BTC makes it a horrible store of value. It crashed over 50% in March, and it regularly pumps and dumps between $3000 and $10,000. Crypto only has a future if it offers utility. When people realize that BTC doesn't offer any utility, and the BTC bubble bursts, they will flee to better alternatives in droves.

[Anonymous No.18893406]

>>18893101

>>18893101

its okay buddy, we know your too emotional to ever sell your bitcoin. Just don't come crying when ethereum blows bitcoin out of the water in the next 5 years.

Its actually okay you'll still have your wrapped btc or whatever erc20 they will spin up to represent BTC to play around with on the etheruem chain tho for the many dApps that will underpin the future of finance - I just have a strong feeling btc will be worth less and less as its perceived use cases fade.

just because a coin is rare doesnt mean it should be more valuable.

>>18893254
BTC for preventing theft from governments? you do realise every tx is public and analytics/coin tracing will only get better right?

oh, and ethereum will have private txs and incorporate ring signatures like monero too.

People sleep on money skelly and I am officially triggered. btc is boomer nation

[Anonymous No.18893436]

XVG GANG RISE UP

[Anonymous No.18893451]

>>18886670
Ethereum will overtake Bitcoin in 2020. XRP will overtake both in 2021.

[Anonymous No.18893461]

>>18886670
The flippening

[Anonymous No.18893720]

>>18893355
It is a store of value for people who acquired it under $2000.00 and is now becoming a store of value for people who acquired it under $3000.00. Soon it will be a store of value for those who acquired it under $5000.00, then $10000.00 and on. If you bought $1 each of btc and gold everyday beginning January 2012 until today you would have lost money on the gold (muh store of value) and the btc would have made you a millionaire. This is the digital age anon. The only use case for an analog shit coin like gold anymore is jewelry, electronics, and manipulation.

[Anonymous No.18894034]

>>18893406
>BTC for preventing theft from governments? you do realise every tx is public and analytics/coin tracing will only get better right?
Theft of wealth in the abstract sense through inflation and irresponsible fiscal policies kid, not the govt. actually tracking and finding a way to steal your crypto. Jesus Christ please keep quiet and let the adults speak.

[Anonymous No.18894080]

>>18893720

>If you bought $1 each of btc and gold everyday beginning January 2012 until today you would have lost money on the gold (muh store of value) and the btc would have made you a millionaire.

20 years YTD, gold has increased 8.5x. If you put $120,000 in gold 20 years ago, you have a million dollars now. The gains have been reliable 90% of the time. You only lost if you bought right at the peak of the 2011 bull market. Bitcoin, on the other hand, has bankrupted more people than it has enriched. To prop it up, you are imagining an ideal scenario where somebody bought as early as possible, held on to their coins all the way, and kept the keys; those people are a minority, since even figures like Mike Hearn lost a lot of their Bitcoin from the early days. Enormous numbers of people were shaken out of the market along the way, or forced to sell at a loss because of financial circumstances; anybody who bought above $10,000 is still a bag-holder after three years. Anybody who bought gold below $1100 has had a comfortable ride up, year after year. When Bitcoin crashes again, this time for good, and the hodlers lose everything, gold will still be sitting there, as a 5000-year-old unshakeable store of value. The only thing that keeps the Bitcoin price where it is, is the tantalizing but delusional fantasy of mass adoption and hence enormous gains. When that vision is shown to be impossible, because of fundamental flaws in Bitcoin's code, Bitcoin will crash even further than it did in 2017, and never rise again.

[Anonymous No.18894103]

>>18893720

>If you bought $1 each of btc and gold everyday beginning January 2012 until today you would have lost money on the gold (muh store of value) and the btc would have made you a millionaire.

20 years YTD, gold has increased 8.5x. If you put $120,000 in gold 20 years ago, you have a million dollars now. The gains have been reliable 90% of the time. You only lost if you bought right at the peak of the 2011 bull market. Bitcoin, on the other hand, has bankrupted more people than it has enriched. To prop it up, you are imagining an ideal scenario where somebody bought as early as possible, held on to their coins all the way, and kept the keys; those people are a minority, since even figures like Mike Hearn lost a lot of their Bitcoin from the early days. Enormous numbers of people were shaken out of the market along the way, or forced to sell at a loss because of financial circumstances; anybody who bought above $10,000 is still a bag-holder after three years. Whereas anybody who bought gold below $1100 has had a comfortable ride up, year after year.
When Bitcoin crashes again, this time for good, and the hodlers lose everything, gold will still be sitting there, as a 5000-year-old unshakeable store of value. The only thing that keeps the Bitcoin price where it is, is the tantalizing but delusional fantasy of mass adoption and hence enormous gains. When that vision is shown to be impossible, because of fundamental flaws in Bitcoin's code, Bitcoin will crash even further than it did in 2017, and never rise again.

[Anonymous No.18894118]

>>18893720

>If you bought $1 each of btc and gold everyday beginning January 2012 until today you would have lost money on the gold (muh store of value) and the btc would have made you a millionaire.

20 years YTD, gold has increased 8.5x. If you put $120,000 in gold 20 years ago, you have a million dollars now. The gains have been reliable 90% of the time. You only lost if you bought right at the peak of the 2011 bull market. Bitcoin, on the other hand, has bankrupted more people than it has enriched. To prop it up, you are imagining an ideal scenario where somebody bought as early as possible, held on to their coins all the way, and kept the keys; those people are a minority, since even figures like Mike Hearn lost a lot of their Bitcoin from the early days. Enormous numbers of people were shaken out of the market along the way, or forced to sell at a loss because of financial circumstances; anybody who bought above $10,000 is still a bag-holder after three years. Whereas anybody who bought gold below $1100 has had a comfortable ride up, year after year.

When Bitcoin crashes again, this time for good, and the hodlers lose everything, gold will still be sitting there, as a 5000-year-old unshakeable store of value. The only thing that keeps the Bitcoin price where it is, is the tantalizing but delusional fantasy of mass adoption and hence enormous gains. When that vision is shown to be impossible, because of fundamental flaws in Bitcoin's code, Bitcoin will crash even further than it did in 2017, and never rise again.

[Anonymous No.18894126]

>>18893101
So much this. Felt like reading a r/cryptocurrency post.

[Anonymous No.18894216]

>>18893406
Imagine being this due for an absolute BTFO’ing. Good luck bruh, you’re going to need it.

[Anonymous No.18894255]

>>18888910
Why does everyone insist that decentralization is the primary benefit of cryptocurrencies? I'd say that's maybe the fourth priority, with transaction speeds, costs and immutability being more important.

[Anonymous No.18894376]

>>18894118
Anyone who is using gold or btc as a store of value is likely on a 10+ year timeline. If they decide to sell at all in their lifetime. Just because bitcoin is volatile and you can easily lose money in the short term, doesn't mean it isn't a good store of value. Bitcoin has already produced a higher low on the monthly during an extreme period of panic and is up over 100% since. You're deluded to think it'll crash now crash below the 2018 lows.

[Anonymous No.18894383]

>>18886670
This. Finally the digimarines will have their revenge. We did not forget the sharpie.

[Anonymous No.18894391]

>>18893406
>People sleep on money skelly and I am officially triggered. btc is boomer nation
every token on the eth network proved to be a scam. every dapp proved to be a scam. smart contracts are easy to break/exploit/hack even by retards with lil programming experience.
If eth ever becomes the king of crypto then that day I will sell everything and never look back.

[Anonymous No.18894427]

>>18894376

Every time BTC reaches a big high, it's a lower high than the last one. Fewer victims for the moonboys to con back into the scam. There's a reason why the price is so reluctant to breach $9,000 right now. I can't imagine any one with a sane mind buying in it it gets to $11,000 or $12,000.

[Anonymous No.18894475]

>>18894427
The new narrative is already in place. Smart contracts will attract new money in this space because they add real world value. That money will flow into those tokens as well as bitcoin. And holders of those tokens will trade some or all back into bitcoin at a higher ratio

[Anonymous No.18894476]

>>18894427
So how do you make money in this market then? Why can't I just buy a shitcoin and expect x30 returns anymore?

[Anonymous No.18894512]

>>18894476

If you want to be a millionaire, buy the GDXJ and hold it for the next few years. If you want me to thank me for the money you make, do something good with it in the world.

[Anonymous No.18894606]

>>18894512
>GDXJ
Very dark and layered.

But seriously how do we make money in crypto in this market. It feels like picking for scraps compared to 2017. It fucking SUCKS.

[Anonymous No.18894650]

>>18894606

I've given you the best investment advice you could possibly receive. Nobody knows which crypto coin is going to succeed, but gold is a sure thing. I advise you not to gamble on crypto with anything but a fraction of your net-worth.

[Anonymous No.18894719]

>>18894650
>best investment advice
>has been worth a quarter of its 2010 value like forever

[Anonymous No.18894900]

>>18886857
its been around for at least 2 years. Where have you been?

[Anonymous No.18895150]

>>18887115

[Anonymous No.18895347]

>>18887115
ETH price is irrelevant to the ethereum ecosystem

[Anonymous No.18895736]

>>18889669
I don't want to be involved with anything "identifiable."