/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.59495473]

why are they like this?

[Anonymous No.59495477]

We made them do it. Also we have hundreds of thousands of dollars that you do not.

[Anonymous No.59495488]

>>59495473
All libertarians and BTC OGs already moved to Monero, the real BTC, even Satoshi co-developed it under a separate alias.

[Anonymous No.59495491]

>>59495473
Maxipads are complete sellouts see Blackrock.

[Anonymous No.59495494]

>>59495477
Topkek retarded cope
You can't force them to do anything

[Anonymous No.59495502]

>>59495488
Left that crabcoin today and bought PEPE with it kek.

[Anonymous No.59496383]

>>59495473
is there supposed to be some hypocrisy portrayed there?

[Anonymous No.59496391]

>>59495494
cope

[Anonymous No.59496398]

>>59495473
No contradiction here, the government buying BTC doesn't make it any less secure.

>>59495494
You can't force but you can influence

[Anonymous No.59496401]

they bought the thing. now they are trying to justify buying the thing. just look at paying chainlink customers, they do the same thing with the tokens they received for the dollars they gave them

[Anonymous No.59496423]

Money for my enemies. That's the reason for it.

[Anonymous No.59496469]

>>59495473
You guys are so dumb, really. The government entering Bitcoin is neither inherently good nor bad. You need to understand that Bitcoin incentivizes people to follow its rules, as this is the only way to earn money within its system. If you want to profit from Bitcoin, you must respect its rules. Whether China or any other government starts mining or holding Bitcoin, this can only benefit the network, as they are still abiding by Bitcoin’s rules, validating operations, and diminishing the circulating supply. The only potential issue would arise if they began dumping their BTC holdings, which could affect the market in the short term. However, over time, the supply would adjust, and the price would likely return to its usual levels.

[Anonymous No.59496476]

>>59496398
>No contradiction here, the government buying BTC doesn't make it any less secure.
This! But these retards love to spam /biz/ with FUD... I hate this shit board, full of jeets, scammers, bots, and FUDs. I bet OP is a glowy

[Anonymous No.59496668]

>>59495473
High tier financing is when you lobby the government to be your baggie

[Anonymous No.59496693]

>>59495488
So real that it is more irrelevant everyday. I still hold 10 XMR for the principle but it's a fucking joke. I would have missed a 4x if I did not swap my XMR in september.

[Anonymous No.59496778]

>>59495473
the government made everyone dumb on purpose

[Anonymous No.59496789]

Are you dumb? The whole point is having self custody, if the government wants to be on board with that, great but not really my concern.

[Anonymous No.59496839]

>>59496469
you're only confusing them.

[Anonymous No.59496936]

...and the lies coming out of the mouth of the beast shall be GREAT lies.

[Anonymous No.59496945]

>>59495473
>not my political side is in government = I don't trust
>my political side is in government = I trust
simple as. cope

[Anonymous No.59496960]

These are not contradictory.
1. Divorce the government from the money.
2. Make it use an independent money it can't just print.
But:
>i don't trust the government
>that's why i will use a currency that shows them all my financial transactions without a warrant
LOL. Govs buying Bitcoin doesn't mean anything in this regard because the whole shtick was bullshit since 2013. The entire crypto market is only to pump and dump, as a store of value but not in a much different way to something like real estate, or straight up as a meme.

[Anonymous No.59497182]

>>59496693
XMR is a currency not an investment. I have similar feelings as yours with it.

[Anonymous No.59497975]

>>59495473
It means we'll get to dump on the US government you simpleton. The government and blackrock buying bitcoin isn't going to change what bitcoin is or does.

[Anonymous No.59498090]

greed