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[Anonymous No.56832209]

Who is right?

[Anonymous No.56832231]

Real gold
Bitcoin is a ponzi scheme and comparing it to gold is insulting

[Anonymous No.56832267]

>>56832209
the difference is you're not certain that's 100% real gold, and probably isn't (99.99% at best and ?% tungsten), where I know I hold 100% btc.
>inb4 boomer rage

[Anonymous No.56832281]

>>56832267
kill yourself bitnigger

[Anonymous No.56832297]

Bitcoin is superior and its price performance has and will continue to demonstrate that. Gold has numerous shortcomings that do not apply to bitcoin, which made the rise of the fractional reserve central banking scam inevitable. Metal boomers expect to be considered relevant in these sort of discussions rather than just condescended to, but they haven't really earned the privilege of being spoonfed by those who know more than them.

Metal boomer king Peter Schiff is most known for being intellectually dishonest, and getting debunked by actual Austrian econ school people who he borrows most of his talking points from.

[Anonymous No.56832315]

>>56832281
gfto nig

[Anonymous No.56833325]

>>56832297
>never read the protocols

NGMI

[Anonymous No.56833501]

>>56832209

Both.

[Anonymous No.56833517]

>>56832231
>>56832267
YOU CAN'T BITCOIN, BECAUSE
BECAUSE YOU JSUT CAN'T, OKAY?!
BUY GOLD LIKE AN ADULT YOU RETARD

[Anonymous No.56833624]

>>56832209
Literally everything has outperformed gold in the past decade

[Anonymous No.56833661]

>>56833325
I already have, partly because I sold my gold a long time ago to buy bitcoin when it made sense. I was a gold standard advocate prior to knowing about bitcoin, which is likely before the majority of you considered buying bullion. None of the metal fags here are in my league at all. I condescend to you because that's what the fucking score is. If this were a basketball game, I'd be at 100 pts and all the goldfags here would be at 0. You would be so lucky if I put effort into spoon feeding you shit you should have figured out years ago.

[Anonymous No.56833677]

>>56833325
>Goes back to gold standard
>"Gee this gold is annoying to trade"
>Hook nose: it's ok use these paper tickets and I'll store it for you
>...
>110

[Anonymous No.56833682]

>>56833624
>goldsisters... not like this...

[Anonymous No.56833683]

You can't coat PCI-E connectors in Bitcoin. Crypto mining hardware needs gold to exist.

[Anonymous No.56833710]

>>56832209
Bitcoin obviously, as a general store of value, at least for the next 50 years. Gold is absolutely controlled there is no way to make any kind of money trading Gold nor is t here money to be made holding Gold, it will pace with inflation. Bitcoin is still volatile enough to beat worldwide inflation plus its absolutely portable worldwide. You would be an idiot not to own some even if you are a Gold boomer.

[Anonymous No.56833729]

>>56832209
>picrel
They represent the value of bitcoin as a physical golden token.
They do not represent the value of gold as a string of digits.
Which has the real value?

[Anonymous No.56833743]

>>56833710
bitcoin is not going to survive 50 more years lel. the technical component of its community has moved on. most of the holders have no idea what technical problems bitcoin will face within the next 8 years, none of them have the skill to address them. they're never going to fix it in time

[Anonymous No.56833747]

>>56832267
>I know I hold 100% btc.
I can hold a gold (or even tungsten) coin in my hand.
How does one "hold" bitcoin?

[Anonymous No.56833753]

>>56832209
blockchain secured gold derivative

[Anonymous No.56833762]

>>56833710
>Bitcoin obviously, as a general store of value
>there is no way to make any kind of money trading Gold nor is t here money to be made holding Gold

You absolute fucking moron. How you can contradict yourself in two sentences is beyond me. But serious fuck you, I hate you, you are beyond stupid.

[Anonymous No.56833772]

>>56832281
struck a nerve instantly
captcha: SHOA4
anudduh shoah

[Anonymous No.56834005]

>>56832209
Put it this way, The Big Boys are only Buying One of Them.

[Anonymous No.56834259]

not a bad idea to dabble in both

[Anonymous No.56834524]

>>56833682
>comparing a brand new marketcap asset to something that has been around for trillions of years

I could find penny stocks that beat out bitcoin

[Anonymous No.56834815]

>>56832231
>ponzi scheme
you don't even know what a ponzi scheme is
it's looking grim for you rock collectors
it's crazy how you still ask permission to spend your money
couldn't be me, lol

[Anonymous No.56834823]

>>56832209
>pick a side.
I don't think I will.
I have both. Anything is better than fiat.

Verification not required.

[Anonymous No.56834824]

>>56834524
>I could find penny stocks that beat out bitcoin
post 1

[Anonymous No.56834830]

>>56832209
about what?
there is nothing to be right about that pic. are you stupid?

[Anonymous No.56834848]

>>56832209
Some physical gold is good to have. Digital/paper "gold" is just for casino shit.
Not sure about bitcoin. On one hand I like that it's not inflationary (limited supply), but being tied to internet/digital space has both advantages and disadvantages.

[Anonymous No.56834889]

>>56834824
Microsoft(Ticker:MSFT)

[Anonymous No.56834912]

They are both retarded. You still need fiat to buy anything relevant. Might as well just buy the sp500.

[Anonymous No.56834916]

>>56832209
Central banks own over 2/3 of the gold supply in the world.
On the other hand it is unknown who is the creator of BTC and who holds that wallet.
I have a feeling BTC is a psyop by the central banks and will dump on everyone when the time comes they implement their own CBDC and the NWO begins.

[Anonymous No.56834926]

>>56832209
Monero AND Silver