/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.4681632]

Your son in 10 years: "Dad why didn't you buy bitcoin when it was only 10.000 dollars? Now one bitcoin is a million, we would be so rich" *walks out crying*

[Anonymous No.4681657]

>>4681632
>1 BTC at 1 mil with its shitty infrastructure

Topkek.

[Anonymous No.4681659]

>>4681632

kys

[Anonymous No.4681675]

>>4681632
I knew about and didn't buy or mine BTC when it was ~$20... less even

forever poor

[Anonymous No.4681687]

>>4681632
>Because I knew it will crash to $1000 you retarded faggot.
>Go live with your mom Nigger

[Anonymous No.4681693]

>>4681657
the infrastructure works fine. the only problem is poorfags trying to send $5 worth of BTC with no fee attached.

[Anonymous No.4681698]

>>4681632
>be the future
>kid walks in
>dad why did you spend all our money on crypto
>looks out window, everything is on fire, no power, Muslims everywhere fucking sheep
>half the planet is radiated
>top teir people left earth in a ship
>no electricity
>why didnt you buy tobbaco, gold, silver and sheep vagina dady?

[Anonymous No.4681701]

>>4681632
>pic related

[Anonymous No.4681708]

>>4681657
>>4681659
https://twitter.com/Beetcoin/status/935460412262375424

[Anonymous No.4681718]

>>4681632
You spelt Ethereum wrong nigger

[Anonymous No.4681722]

>>4681698
and lighters. lighters are fucking valuable as shit in this scenario

[Anonymous No.4681725]

>>4681675
Yeah me too. We are in a special club, the dissappointment club

[Anonymous No.4681730]

>>4681722
this anon gets it

[Anonymous No.4681739]

>>4681632
Same kid, different universe: "Dad, why did it take you more than 3 years for you to be able to sell your Bitcoins?"

Dad: "Well son, we thought computing power was just going to keep getting more efficient and follow Moore's Law. Boy, were we ever wrong. My Bitcoin were supposed to make me a millionaire, but they were practically worthless by the time the transaction actually cleared."

[Anonymous No.4681743]

>>4681718

[Anonymous No.4681762]

Dad why did you spend all our money on virtual currency that isn't even real?

[Anonymous No.4681771]

>>4681743
Your wifes son...

[Anonymous No.4681775]

>we

[Anonymous No.4681798]

>>4681675
Im even worse. I knew about bitcoin in the early days and knew about ethereum when it was sub 1 dollar. I thought all cryptocurrencies had the purpose of becoming alternative currencies and i was always like "lol this shit will fail long term. No way bankers will ever let anyone take away their power, they jave too much control"

I just realised that not all cryptocurrency are supposed to simply be alternative currency in the middle of this year when a friend of mine that bought sub 1 dollar ethereum started shilling me it.

I blame the name "cryptocurrency", my stupid lazyness and bitcoin for this major fuckup in my life

[Anonymous No.4681799]

>>4681632

True.

Bummer that a transaction fee to move 0.0001 BTC to buy a Lambo will cost you 0.95 BTC.

[Anonymous No.4681818]

That would be more than 15 trillion usd market cap. There¨s only like something over 80 trillion of all money (usd value) in the world. So I don't think that's very likely, unless we enter a period of hyperinflation or something.

[Anonymous No.4681829]

>>4681818
Bitcoin isn't just USD idiot

[Anonymous No.4681839]

>>4681708
>"Volunteers around the world gather and cumulate tons of hours from the best minds on this planet about the topic."

And yet it still takes up more electricity than many small countries, has $5+ transaction fees, and transactions take hours to confirm. It doesn't matter how many of the 'best minds' are working on it, if they can't agree on changes its development will continue to stagnate until something better overtakes it.

[Anonymous No.4681843]

>>4681771
topkek

[Anonymous No.4681857]

>>4681818
This cocaine connoisseur said it would. I believe him.
I mean, not enough to actually blow my spending in what is essentially a casino at this point, but enough to get mad when it happens.

[Anonymous No.4681866]

>IRC friend hypes bitcoin when it first comes out
>haha internet money whatever dude
>run folding@home instead
>he cashes out at times between 5 cents to $5
>his family steals all his money
>tranny from IRC cashes out at $5
>spends it all on apartment, sports car, heroin
>inevitably is evicted, crashes car, heroin confiscated
>still only buy btc for drugs
>only start buying to hold this year
>thousands in debt from being stupid over the years
Character sheet: high int, high char, used wis as dump stat

[Anonymous No.4681869]

>>4681829
I meant converted into usd. Current market cap is something over 150 billion usd. That doesn't mean everyone who buys btc pays in usd, it's just valued in usd.

[Anonymous No.4681910]

>>4681857
>>4681866
Ayyy, they censored his actual gun to a finger gun in the picture.

[Anonymous No.4681931]

>>4681818
>There¨s only like something over 80 trillion of all money (usd value) in the world

It's hard to comprehend how Blackrock manages $6 trillion and the Vanguard Group manages $4.4 trillion of it. Those two companies control 1/8th of the world's assets.

[Anonymous No.4681934]

>>4681910
the gun imagery was too bearish

[Anonymous No.4681944]

>>4681839
>And yet it still takes up more electricity than many small countries,
how much electricity do all the skyscrapers, office buildings, server farms, branches and atms from the legacy banking system use?
how much is the earth raped looking for gold?
weak FUD 2/10

[Anonymous No.4681956]

>>4681657
>what is lightning network
>what is thimblejimble
stay poor

[Anonymous No.4681992]

>>4681931
All my normie-type retirement savings are in Vanguard funds, at the end of the day index funds beat the market. I can't imagine playing the gambling game I do in crypto with my actual retirement money. Vanguard has the perfect mutual funds: spread across the good coi-stocks in the market, charge barely any management fees because you don't have to have a bunch of nerds and wallstreet jews sitting around plotting buys and sells, let your money grow with the biggest companies in the market. If your IRA isn't in a Vanguard fund you're probably fucking up.

[Anonymous No.4682033]

>>4681632
presuming fiat keeps going with this trend that it has been since its inception 1 bitcoin will be worth something like a billion dollars however one cup of coffee something like $500

[Anonymous No.4682037]

>>4681944
Ok, but there's no point wasting electricity for the sake of it. If it was a choice between legacy banking system and bitcoin then yes, obviously bitcoin would be preferable. But there are coins that do what bitcoin does much faster and much cheaper.

It's like saying a typewriter will never be replaced because it's better than writing with a quill

[Anonymous No.4682040]

>>4682033
This tbqh

[Anonymous No.4682060]

>>4681931
>Bitcoin may well go to $20,000 but that won’t prove I’m wrong. When it gets back to $100, we’ll talk.

t. guy who manages a tenth of the whole planet's wealth.

[Anonymous No.4682102]

>>4682060

It's shit like this that actually makes me feel safer.

I mean, the world is clearly run by people with the IQ of a potato so... how much worse could it get?

[Anonymous No.4682105]

>>4682060
Well, I guess technically he may be right, but we don't know when the bubble pops and how high it will go before it does. It could be in 50 years with 1 mil usd ath or something like that. You can still make some serious cake in these markets.

[Anonymous No.4682107]

I like to think about the fact that if you can even manage to own one bitcoin, if it became such that most people in the world were using it, you would be in the top 21 million people in the world.

Thats not even counting coins that havent' been mined and havent been lost. So by 2020 there will probably be around 17 million. You could be in the top 17 million out of 8 billion. That puts you in the top 0.2% of the entire world

[Anonymous No.4682108]

>>4682060
So sell at 20k, thank you based obvious reptilian

[Anonymous No.4682128]

>>4682107
That's true. Also don't forget there are huge whales with thousands of btc, which contracts the amount of people ahead of the 1btc holder even more.

[Anonymous No.4682161]

Just think about to a year ago when people would have LAUGHED at you if you said 10k.

Even /biz/ would have.

We're going to the moon before the ride is over. No joke. Everyone IN right now, is going to very rich.

[Anonymous No.4682182]

>>4681956
>thimblejimble
the fuck is that?

[Anonymous No.4682201]

>>4682060
why do all millionaires that attack crypto looks liek fucking reptilian jews that are scheming something behind the curtains?

[Anonymous No.4682204]

>>4682161
/biz called Ethereum a Russian scam back in 2016
Now we got /poltards on here, at least we can fleece them for their money

[Anonymous No.4682231]

>>4682204
Someone gave me 55 ETH from /biz/ and I cant even find it

I remember very well what was been said a year and a bit ago

[Anonymous No.4682239]

>>4682037
>Ok, but there's no point wasting electricity for the sake of it. But there are coins that do what bitcoin does much faster and much cheaper.
agreed. i assumed you were a legacy banking shill. i'm invested in BTC but am hedging with other cryptos that could replace it down the road.

[Anonymous No.4682258]

>>4682060
People above the age of 60 shouldn't have an opinion on bitcoin. Rich or not. Except for those who worked in tech industry whole their life

[Anonymous No.4682263]

GODDAMNIT SON I TOLD YOU TO QUIT ASKING ME THAT SHIT

NOW EAT YOUR GODDAMN BITBEANS I WORKED HARD TO SPROUT THAT SHIT

[Anonymous No.4682272]

>>4682107
>>4682128
edging

[Anonymous No.4682278]

>>4682258
But he is the most experienced and accomplished investors alive, possibly ever to have lived.

[Anonymous No.4682290]

>>4682182
You've never heard of mumblewumble?

[Anonymous No.4682291]

>>4682128
>Also don't forget there are huge whales with thousands of btc

Imagine being that guy when the market crashes mid 2018, after Trump announces that BItCoin is a chinese scam and bans it.

[Anonymous No.4682301]

>>4681632
Imagine trying to explain fiat to your kid.
"So what gives it value?"
"It like Ether but you cant tell the supply and you have to pay your miner back more than was given? So kinda like bonds but with no company behind it?"

[Anonymous No.4682323]

>>4682060
>nationalist sentiment rising
>global financial cabal in full damage control mode
A-Are we gonna make it, lads?

[Anonymous No.4682324]

>>4682290
no, it sounds retarded

[Anonymous No.4682337]

>>4681632

There won't be a developed western civilization left when we're old.
The world's going to shit, and Bitcoin is the first thing people give up when we run out of food.

Consider that the best time to sell ALL your crypto might be in the next 5 years.

[Anonymous No.4682342]

>>4682291
>banning bitcoin

[Anonymous No.4682366]

>$1m
>$21 Trillion cap
lol no

[Anonymous No.4682373]

>>4682323

[Anonymous No.4682382]

>your son in 10 years

Haha you think I'm ever gonna get laid, and even if I did, you think I'm some kind of normie who reduces his whole being to fathering a child? LOL
I'm enjoying my crypto millions without hindrances thank you very much.

[Anonymous No.4682427]

>>4682324

It's actually called Mimblewimble and it's really cool.

It can ensure privacy with encryption by monitoring the total money supply to prevent the creation of new coins.

It can also lock the blockchain at a size of 1 block, iirc, by using a system of linked inputs and outputs, which allows previous blocks to be discarded.

[Anonymous No.4682434]

>>4681632
got my dad to buy BTC at $3500. yesterday he asked me how he can set up a second wallet to will to me. feels good to have a proper father figure

[Anonymous No.4682455]

>>4682037
If change is needed there'll be a hard fork

[Anonymous No.4682500]

>>4682455
>If change is needed there'll be a hard fork
Change IS needed, and there's already been multiple hard forks

[Anonymous No.4682558]

>>4682337
Sadly this is a very real possibility. We had a trucker strike in the US a few years ago and people were in panic mode because grocery stores had a few empty shelves. Can't imagine what would happen if there was a pandemic or big natural disaster. That's why every one of you faggots needs to have a gun, a garden, and at least a few weeks' worth of stored food. BTC, cash, and even precious metals are mostly useless in a big crisis.

[Anonymous No.4682592]

>>4682324
>>4682427
>>4682290
https://twitter.com/Beetcoin/status/935460412262375424

[Anonymous No.4682837]

>>4682366
>implying it won't happen within 5-10 years

[Anonymous No.4682856]

>>4681657
uh? quantum computers?

[Anonymous No.4682910]

>>4681657
>instant free transactions are coming in 2019 for all normies to enjoy
>still doubting BTC is hitting millions of government funbucks per coin

End your life inmediately.

[Anonymous No.4682934]

>>4681632
COSS will be 100$ next year and people still dont buy.

[Anonymous No.4682962]

>>4681632
More like

Your wife'sons in 10 years: "yo, dawg, u sum kinda retard white boi? we could be kangz if we had sum bitcoin"

[Anonymous No.4683026]

>>4682060
you can say that about literally any stock, currency or investment

>avoid buying slaves it'll be illegal someday

[Anonymous No.4683086]

>>4682910
so your solution to the scaling problem is to centralise it?

[Anonymous No.4683149]

>>4683026
this guy gets it

[Anonymous No.4683485]

>>4683086
http://bitcoinist.com/nick-szabo-bitcoin-censorship-resistance/

Cope.

[Anonymous No.4683500]

>>4682910
>fee: 0
what

[Anonymous No.4683704]

>>4681632
>your son
i'll die a virgin, you ain't getting my millions, stacy.

[Anonymous No.4683865]

>>4682382
>Being hedonistic in current year+10
baka famalam

[Anonymous No.4683875]

>>4683704
>that pepe

[Anonymous No.4684019]

>>4681657
>one bitcoin at 12,000 with its shitty infrastructure

Oh wait, that happened.

[Anonymous No.4684034]

>>4681632

yea I said that too my mum over apple/microsoft/amazon stocks

[Anonymous No.4684061]

>>4681771
That my friend is a rare pepe worth it's weight in btc

[Anonymous No.4684075]

>>4682204
I bet the /pol/tards are the retards crying about losing money.

[Anonymous No.4684119]

>>4681632
The rags to riches money has already been made unfortunately. The biggest winners from bitcoin have already won, they bought at $1 and sold at $10,000.

[Anonymous No.4684128]

>>4681632
More like:

Your son to when you're homeless and divorced: "Daddy why did you spend all of our money on fake internet coins?" *cries because he hasn't seen you in 5 years because mom got full custody*

[Anonymous No.4684216]

>>4682337
>Bitcoin is the first thing people give up when we run out of food.

This lol

>When SHTF people will be so scared naturally they'll buy BITCOIN and not literally anything else

How fucking retarded do you have to be to believe something like this

The fact is if there was suddenly hyperinflation or something, the first thing people are going to run out and buy is gold or other precious metals. You're mind numbingly delusional if you think otherwise, and especially if you think people are going to dump all of their money into your fake internet currency.

[Anonymous No.4684271]

>>4684075
We're up, nigger.

[Anonymous No.4684291]

>>4684216
Not according to Zimbabwe or Venezuela...

Guess you should keep up on world news.

[Anonymous No.4684304]

>>4682910
that was an expensive coffee, btc not good for buying

[Anonymous No.4684345]

>>4684119
>The rags to riches money has already been made unfortunately.

[Anonymous No.4684379]

>>4681675
I looked into it when it was ~$1, couldn't work out how to buy any, tried downloading a miner but couldn't get it to work (I think) and deleted it because I figured it was a virus ridden evil. Got bored and went back to drinking and playing Wow 16 hours a day for the next 2-3 years until I got bored of that and moved onto the next game or obsession. I made thousands on the Diablo3 RMAH before they took that down. If I had understood crypto back then I would have become properly obsessed and been rich by now. I didn't realise it was almost like playing a video game until a year or so ago :(
MFW I already made a bit of money (Like $2k from $100, not much but as above, gamer for a decade and nothing else) but I also joined up for the military as I had decided to make something of myself... Right when I am starting to make some real money I am going to have to go to sea for months on end. I just hope I get the right HODLs. Shit.

[Anonymous No.4684478]

me and my right hand had a kid? nice. I will call him Handy.

[Anonymous No.4684490]

>>4682278
The most experienced and accomplished athletes, race drivers, designers, chess players, weight lifters, mathematicians etc of the 50s have been out done since their time.

Times change, bitcoin is an unknown. There was a time before the stock market and before commodities and before money even. Each period had experts and experienced people, all of whom would fail in new investment eras.

[Anonymous No.4684491]

>>4681798
>second guessing bankers
>taking /pol/ seriously

[Anonymous No.4684495]

>>4684379
Tried to buy in Afghanistan. Wasn't able. Decided to try and convince my fifty year old, rotary phone daddy to figure it out for me.

This was in 2011 while I had 70k and was making 10k a month.

Then i missed an opportunity to switch companies and make 18k a month because I was worried about that company going under and low and behold, my company quit.

So I came home with 100k and regret about missing that job opportunity...

Then I saw Bitcoin at 1000 and missed that opportunity...

Then I saw bitcoin at 2500 and decided better late than never.

Bought in and started college. We can't wallow in our regrets, because they fucking multiply.

Also... *Ahem* niggers.

[Anonymous No.4684543]

>>4681798
People actually bragging they knew about ethereum in 2015? If you were even remotely interested in crypto it would be very hard NOT to have heard of ether before its ICO.

[Anonymous No.4684628]

>has kids

There's your first mistake. Do the world a service and don't continue overpopulating with your retarded offspring.

[Anonymous No.4684698]

>>4684495
lol, wtf niggers. Random.
I am just hoping I bought the right shit. I'll have weekends to trade if I get a laptop on base I guess and at sea will be hodl time. What is left from my wage that I am not spending on keeping my flat running (I have 30 years of shit in it I cba to store and two cats living here too that will get fed for me) and the rent on base and the odd drink ill be putting into crypto. I should be alright as I am going in for NCO training. The first year i'll not have much to invest but I should be able to put enough in to not miss out too much. I'll get my mate to buy/sell stuff and put it on my ledger if I have to and keep an eye on the coins via my mobile. I am still happy that I am joining desu, I'll get to play with ships and learn electrical engineering. I might miss out on really big money but ill not miss out entirely. I have a few months to try and get some investments to hold still, I just wish I had maybe an extra BTC to use as time is running out! meh. shit happens.

[Anonymous No.4684734]

>>4684543
I think I heard about it and I wasn't even visiting /biz/ or anywhere related to finance or crypto at that point. Probably in passing on Imgur desu.

[Anonymous No.4684783]

>>4682856

[Anonymous No.4684857]

>>4684698
I'd advise against Navy unless youre planning officer as enlisted are literally second class there.

>You don't eat the same food.
>You don't get their living conditions.
>You don't get to use their restrooms.

You will however, will have the pleasure of cleaning, cooking, and taking care of them.

Go air Force if you're too pussy to be infantry. They at least all get good food.

[Anonymous No.4685013]

>>4683704
What is this pepe spanking anime girls meme?

[Anonymous No.4685049]

>>4682037
>wasting electricity for the sake of it
You’ve totally misunderstood proof of work. The objective of mining is to reward those who follow the rules and punish those who do not. With PoW the punishment is from paying for electricity without reward. With PoS it’s from forfeiting existing coins. With PoWalk it’s through burning gasoline

[Anonymous No.4685068]

>>4684034
You walked out crying?

[Anonymous No.4685175]

>>4685013
It represents /biz/znessmen who have reached enlightened levels of wealth through crypto. Avoiding roasties and the child trap while destroying whores and spreading their seed through non financially binding spunk bunkers (while getting paid to jizzul in a tube) yum

[Anonymous No.4685214]

>>4684857
I know but I am too old for the trade I want in other branches. Not that I mind cleaning peoples boots and being subservient, you have to pay your dues regardless. But, providing I get my NCO qualifications out the way I will be eligible for officer which I would be too old to go for if I took a year out now before I joined to gain the necessary qualifications. They only didn't allow me right away after my RT scores because I didn't have the qualifications. I'll be gaining this after a year of being in during my NCO training. Not that I am too fussed about becoming an officer, I am more in it for the trade. If I can't learn Electrical and marine engineering and then onto something more akin to what I am really into (robotics) then I won't bother with going for officer. If I can't get that trade advancement in ill leave after my ~4 years are up anyway and go do it elsewhere. I'll just see what happens desu. I turned down the nuclear engineering on a sub with a paid for degree already because a)submariners are fucking crazy people (something about being underwater that long makes you weird according to my mate whos in) and b) it's not the trade I wanted.
I want to get into automation and robotics eventually. Hopefully I can do that while I am in service and get to work in some R&D but most likely I will have to get out for that as a lot of it is contracted out now. Gonna make me some drones bitches or something nerdier like automated factories, satellites and interplanetary rovers and things. OK, a bit far fetched but one step at a time. Basic electrical engineering first and I will see what happens! It would be cool to know how to do some of that stuff regardless. If I make it big at least I will have something more than money to my name. End goal is a small holding or farmstead somewhere with a forge and workshop where I can make swords and robots and stuff for fun. If crypto gets me there faster then great, if not then I am happy to work for it.

[Anonymous No.4685240]

>>4685214
This is my dream too. We could move in together.

[Anonymous No.4685256]

>>4684857
I reckon if I can get 1-2btc maybe 10 ETH and 20% of that in alts I will be golden. Big IF tho. I am at 0.35 btc lol. Should get some more back once this dip ends but still. Hmm, I also need to draw some $ out for a car to get me to and from base. Spent the last year learning to drive and passed in sept but I used my savings for the car to invest in crypto. At least I am up so far lol.

[Anonymous No.4685330]

>>4685240
huh, sure! Can we go mining for raw materials for the forge too? Well, raw Iron. Gonna build me a smeltery! I might also want a bunker stocked with enough supplies to last 3-5 years... Just in case ;)
I am starting to think I played too much fallout growing up.

[Anonymous No.4685396]

>>4681632
>telling anyone, esp your kids, about your crypto holdings

dumbass. not until they are good and ready and past the 18yr old fucking retard but think they know shit phase. prolly 25ish

[Anonymous No.4685442]

>>4683500
The fees on the Lightning Network depend on the route of the transaction and the amount of fees the nodes in between are taking. This example was most a direct connection of the paticipants in the network, therefore 0 fees. Note that the fees in the beginning will likely be 0 too because everyone in the LN will be excited to participate in the network but economically everyone will be forced to take (very small) fees for routing transactions.

[Anonymous No.4685520]

>>4681632
>I can't let him know I gambled it all away on shitcoins

[Anonymous No.4685534]

>>4681632
>million
10 million

[Anonymous No.4685553]

>>4681657
This is the same shit people said on forums about Youtube back in 2012

[Anonymous No.4686422]

>>4681839
Longest I have EVER waited was about 45 min. Dont blame the tech just because you are a stupid cunt who cant set their fees right.

[Anonymous No.4686447]

>>4681718
God, I bought way too much ETH during the drop

[Anonymous No.4686676]

>>4686422
>45 min
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

holy fucking unacceptable

btc cultists are beyond pathetic

[Anonymous No.4687156]

>>4681857
John Mcafee's life is like a fucking movie or an ancap meme

[Anonymous No.4687199]

>>4682060
Well if Soros says it's a bad investment then im going all in

>trusting jews
>ever

[Anonymous No.4687246]

>>4682060
>all the people that will be dead soon mattering

[Anonymous No.4687292]

>>4682910
>hitting millions of government funbucks per coin
thats why its going to be banned sooner or later. never mess with the powerful's money

[Anonymous No.4687418]

I only have 500 dollars.

My best hope is that I can use it to pay off my 10k study debts.

[Anonymous No.4687442]

Year 2040

>After a series of good investments with small coins , you are finally able a house in a good zone.

>A little above your budget, sure, but its probably worth it.

> Next to you, enormous mansions filled with jaguars, your house been the smallest one in the block. A good neighborhood at least.

> Next day you wake up and realize your neibohor looking for something.

> "I cant find my Lamborghini keys anywhere." He tells you.

> After hours, you finally help him find it.

> Next day a similar story occurs, but with another neighbor.

> "I can't find my BMW keys"

> This happens the whole week with everyone in the block.

> You realize now that everyone in the whole urbanization consists of people that mined bitcoin and then forgot about it for years, eventually rediscovering them and turning them into insta millionaires.

> Your face when you moved into literal millionaire Alzheimer town.

> These people rule the world but they keep forgetting about stuff all the time

> You and your clever trading were not match against a bunch of people who kept forgetting where they put their keys.

> You commit suicide.

The future looks bright, pals.

[swaglord No.4687452]

>>4687199
that's John Bogle. The guy who popularized mutual funds, especially index funds, as a better long-term investment strategy than using financial advisors.

He also seems like a really good guy if you ever listen to interviews with him.

[Anonymous No.4687458]

>>4681701

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyrKeThaEJM

[Anonymous No.4687486]

>>4681701

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zoLiQ1xi80&

[Anonymous No.4688032]

>>4684491
Well i still think bitcoin will fail miserably in the long term, in hindsight i would have bought bitcoin but i would never hold it for a lot of years. i would however have invested in ethereum 100% if i knew back them that is was about smartcontracts and ICOs and i would probably have held until today

[Anonymous No.4688248]

>>4687452
fuck me, he really looked like soros in that pic

[Anonymous No.4688383]

Ten years from now, I'd rather have a son rather than 10 1 million dollars bitcoins. Even if the little fuck bitches about the dumbest things. Our 400 ETH stack at 30 millions per eth got us way further than btc could ever manage.

[Anonymous No.4688426]

Normie parents after thanksgiving/Christmas be like:

> I missed to buy Coca Cola stocks in the 80s before they went parabolic
> this time i wont miss to gain

Prepare for a huge Bullrun in Q1 2018

[Anonymous No.4688451]

already teasing 10k again. all this fear mongering.

[Anonymous No.4688585]

>>4688451
It'll go up until midnight and then we'll see tomorrow morning if it's sticking with an up and up by how much it goes down. If it stays above 10500 tomorrow it's all in time maybe even on margin.