/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.19719268]

>Bitcoin is a combination of a bubble, a Ponzi Scheme, and an environmental disaster.
-Head of the Bank for International Settlements, Agustín Carstens

[Anonymous No.19719281]

he is an environmental disaster

[Anonymous No.19719285]

>>19719268
Hes not wrong you know.

[Anonymous No.19719287]

>>19719268
planet sized fat fuck

[Anonymous No.19719321]

>>19719281
fpbp

[Anonymous No.19719377]

>>19719281
he's a big guy

[Anonymous No.19719412]

>>19719377
shut the fuck up

[Anonymous No.19719414]

>>19719377
yes, i agree

[Anonymous No.19719415]

[Anonymous No.19719423]

>>19719268
When you can't debate AND you are fat AF.
lie.

[Anonymous No.19719492]

>>19719268
In awe at the size of this lad.

[Anonymous No.19719494]

>>19719281
dump it

[Anonymous No.19719501]

The ecosystem is defined by the entities using it, entities building and maintaining it. When projects like VID.camera put Value Income prospects for businesses and end-users from crypto space, utility and adoption will peak up so quickly such that the same people will come after it for integration.

[Anonymous No.19719633]

>>19719268
Unironically this landwhale was keeping Mexico's economy afloat for years.

Also, he's backpedaled on the bubble/ponzi statements, he seems to be in favor of central banks working with crypto now.

[Anonymous No.19719822]

>>19719633
>he's backpedaled on the bubble/ponzi statements, he seems to be in favor of central banks working with crypto now.
Unironically, he had no choice.
Nobody has a choice.
You cannot reverse-invent crypto. Cats out of the bag. All reserve banks have to eventually play ball OR miss out on financial flight and missed taxed revenue.
Game theory. Any country that makes crypto illegal, loses.
>Unironically this landwhale was keeping Mexico's economy afloat for years.
Lol. Until DT checked Mexico:
>Agustín Carstens, the widely respected governor of the Bank of Mexico, is quitting in July to head the Bank for International Settlements in a big blow to the country as it prepares for economic turbulence when Donald Trump becomes US president.
>Mr Carstens, 58, has been seen as an anchor of stability as the Mexican peso crumbles, inflation ticks higher and growth is expected to slow sharply next year when then-president Trump begins to flesh out his plans to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement.

[Anonymous No.19719840]

>>19719281
when he dumps

[Anonymous No.19720410]

>>19719494
reality is stranger than cartoons

[Anonymous No.19720481]

>>19719268
why does he look older and wearier here? it's not just the beard. it's something in his eyes too, like his wife left him for another man

[Anonymous No.19720522]

>>19720481
He is purposely trying to look like a grizzly bear to lett everyone know to not fuck with him.

[Anonymous No.19720574]

>>19720522
most man can be killed with a stranglehold but his neck is wider than his head. he is the real life kingpin

[Anonymous No.19720745]

>>19719268
DONT YOU FUCKING KNOW THE B.I.S IS PURPOSEFULLY KEEPING THE ENTIRE POPULACE IN SLAVERY VIA DEBT. I FUCKING HATE CRYPTO BUT TAKE IT OVER SHITTY GLOBALIST FIAT ANYDAY

[Anonymous No.19722092]

>>19719268
as if fiat isnt a worse ponzi a bunch of people printing money that they dont have, never getting audited and giving it their close relatives billion dollar loans with 1m liquid to buy up everything lol

[Anonymous No.19722214]

>>19719281
FPBP, imagine the carbon emissions of this dude