There are 1.82 Million BTC on ALL the exchanges.

[Anonymous No.57771626]

Every day, the ETFs are buying 10K, or about 0.5%.

In one week that's 4% of THE ENTIRE TRADING SUPPLY OF BITCOIN.

So now multiply by 12 weeks. Half the supply: "Poof"

Get the Picture?

[Anonymous No.57771642]

So will my .1 BTC make me a billionaire?

[Anonymous No.57771671]

>>57771626
Etfs will slow down on the buying eventually pretty sure

[Anonymous No.57771721]

>>57771626
Are you stupid enough to not realize that as people buy BTC, that people are also listing more to sell? Overall supply goes down in the short run with a boom cycle but you have got to be a complete fucking retard to think that as it goes up there aren't people actively entering the market to sell and make profit on previous investments.
tl;dr - lol, lmao u nigger

[Anonymous No.57771796]

>>57771721
>Are you stupid enough to not realize that as people buy BTC, that people are also listing more to sell?

Nope, the higher the Bitcoin price goes, the more people hodl, idiot. Because they're not as dumb as you are and realize Bitcoin will be worth a lot more than now in the future. Bitcoin has no top since fiat has no bottom.

[Anonymous No.57771903]

>>57771626
>>57771796
>makes bullish thread just to seethe
>uses muh etf argument
>plebbitspaces
>has twitter screenshots
>muh hoddel
>is angry
Thanks for the sub 10k confirmation.

[Anonymous No.57771936]

>>57771903
this dessu, as a "social indicator" behaviors like that of OP is extremely bearish

[Anonymous No.57771957]

>>57771642
Absolutely. The US is committed to bankrupting itself to lose its proxy war in Ukraine. You might be a trillionaire with 0.1 BTC.

[Anonymous No.57772213]

>>57771957
But at that point the currency will be so inflated that a packet of WcDonalds sauce will cost over 50 million dollars

[Anonymous No.57772221]

>>57771626
>>57771796
So what you're saying is you're very poor and desperately want institutions to pump your bags. But why do you want /biz/ to know this? Wouldn't it be better to blogpost about it on r*ddit? You'd probably find more emotional support and "validation" there.

[Anonymous No.57773193]

>>57772221

I'm Bitcoin rich, incel. Your shitcoins will never amount to anything. And you'll continue to be poor because of your pathetic jealousy against superior Bitcoin owners.

[Anonymous No.57773479]

>>57771626
>There are 1.82 Million BTC on ALL the exchanges
and all of them will be staked on babylon, just as predicted.

[Anonymous No.57773495]

>>57771642
Unironically yes if you hold for two more cycles

[Anonymous No.57773515]

But if the price keeps going up won’t the amount of bitcoin on exchanges start going up too because people will be transferring on them to sell

[Anonymous No.57773571]

>>57771796
>people will never sell because we are a community
Lol. Lmao. Lmfao. Rofl even

[Anonymous No.57773606]

>>57773571
not at all what he said you stupid nigger. kys

[Anonymous No.57773634]

>>57771957
>>57772213
Y'all are retarded. It will take just one disruption at a critical node of the global supply chain to cause prices to rise in the US, thereby forcing the Fed's hand to raise interest rates (aka USD will go up in value) and thus triggering a chain reaction that pops one bubble after another (including BTC). With all conflicts around the globe, houthis, possible cyber attack on US ports or energy grid, it's only a matter of time. Given that Russia is determined to make Dems lose this year, it'll probably happen before elections.

[Anonymous No.57773954]

>>57773634
Lol STFU FedBoi. The US government is way too incompetent to fix inflation, and no amount of crying Putin will fix that.

[Anonymous No.57773970]

>>57773515
Sure, there will be short-term sellers, but as the blockchain is demonstrating, they are a minority. When the price gets to $100k, some plebs will sell, but those with deep pockets will be buying. At the end of this cycle, much of the bitcoin will transfer from the plebs, to the wealthy, and those plebs will never be able to own that bitcoin again.
People comparing bitcoin to other assets fail to see the glaring difference between bitcoin and everything else, supply is finite. This dynamic has yet to play out, but we are finally getting a glimpse of what it looks like. Bitcoin is almost at ath with less than two months before the halving, something that has never happened. The future bitcoin price action is going to be something to behold, like watching a volcano erupt. The best thing to do is simply never sell your share, and when the price appreciates significantly, use it as collateral. This way, you retain your asset and avoid taxes. Only monkeys will try to trade in and out of bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.57773989]

>>57773634
>critical economic threat
>fed raises rates
Wee woo wee woo retard alert

[Anonymous No.57774013]

>>57773970
>Only monkeys will try to trade in and out of bitcoin

like this guy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iddEAxyh4bg

The same type of guy who shittalks Bitcoin here. Lost gambling and now blames Bitcoin for his stupidity.

[Anonymous No.57774071]

>>57773634
The Fed is cornered. If they raise rates, this will cause the debt to further increase exponentially because the gov will have to rollover the debt at higher rates. The Fed will then be forced to monetize the debt which means more money will be printed, and more money will rotate into assets.
If the event you describe happens, it may cause a momentary dip in price but it'll just be momentary. No matter what happens, bitcoin will only go up, so long as it stays decentralized and secure.

[Anonymous No.57774189]

>>57774013
People like this seem to be the saltiest. Like Saylor said, would you consider yourself intelligent if you had traded in an out of Amazon stock when it was sub $10? Buying and holding bitcoin is so clear and easy to understand, it boggles my mind that some people still don't get it.

[Anonymous No.57774278]

>>57771626
>boomers took 12 years to buy Bitcoin, just because blackrock jews told them to
>the same blackrock that will erase their bloodline and all the white race
>all losses done to esg will recover in days
Are boomers the worst generation ever?

[Anonymous No.57774285]

>>57774189
I certainly felt smart when btc did a 10x and climbed to a new ath of $40
Cashed out, felt good
Then it kept going up
Then I started taking the market more seriously after being sidelined essentially all the way up to $1000
Oof

[Anonymous No.57774401]

>>57771626
Can they really ever run out of bitcoin? Wouldn't the price jump exponentially high until there are no more buyer left?

[Anonymous No.57774565]

>>57774401
No. Buyers and sellers meet in the middle. There's always a seller for a buyer and vice versa.

[Anonymous No.57774686]

>>57773634
>2 more weeks
Stay sidelined kiddo

[Anonymous No.57774703]

>>57771626
(YOU) are not bullish enough
>>57771671
1%-5% allocation is their goal and don't forget the sovereign funds.

[Anonymous No.57774718]

>>57774278
yes

[Anonymous No.57774725]

>>57771626
So you're saying, 12 more weeks?

[Anonymous No.57774747]

>>57774189
People get greedy and impatient simple as

[Anonymous No.57774763]

>>57771626
I pulled out everything in anticipation of poors scrambling for weekend party money. I'll jump back in on Sunday.

[Anonymous No.57775234]

>>57773970
>fail to see the glaring difference between bitcoin and everything else, supply is finite.
all it takes is for miners to no longer be profitable due to lessened rewards as well as shitty distribution of btc holdings, for ppl to understand why inflationary pressure exists in tradFi.

when miners capitulate, and the network slows down... btc holders will beg for an inflationary mechanism to be built.
>but but we can just increase the size of the block to scale with how many users will use the chain
and cheapen the cost of a 51% attack?

no way around it, btc has to change if it wants to be a real currency. let alone a global one with low tx fees, fast payment processing, and equitable

[Anonymous No.57775302]

>>57775234
>miners stop mining
>new miners see opportunity and spin up mining farm for less cost than it was previously
Miners have had periods of negative returns every bear cycle
Every one
And yet they still keep expanding
Your hypothetical was done to death when btc was sub $10
Now we know the actual reality is the miners have future FOMO for when price is above operating costs, which is most of the time

[Anonymous No.57775323]

>>57775302
To be fair, that was back when it was real bitcoin, not the corporate committee abomination blockstream made it

[Anonymous No.57775325]

Btc will need to correct to 2018 lows at end of 5th wave in super cycle. 3k btc. Check em, screen shot this.

[Anonymous No.57775880]

yeah and think that in a couple weeks miners reward will halve so thats most of the sell pressure cut in half
cant be bullish enough right now

[Anonymous No.57775939]

>>57771626
I have 0.06BTC
I’ve missed the train haven’t I

[Anonymous No.57776000]

>>57771626
>>57771796
>you say coin worth 100k
>i say coin worth 0
>you are alone
>i get 5 other people to say it's worth
>*poof* coin is now worth 0

Nothing personnel kid

[Anonymous No.57776275]

>>57775939
No, it's never too late to accumulate a deflationary asset like bitcoin. Just keep hodling.