WE ARE HERE

[Anonymous No.6946588]

If you don't think we are here you're kidding yourself, just because people know the word Bitcoin doesn't mean we have hit Media attention yet, think about the growth of the internet and it's Media attention.

[Anonymous No.6946763]

not media attention,, not at all, in 2018 you, my Norman friend, are the early adopter.
>Katie Perry asking to Warren fucking Buffett about crypto and with coins logos on her nails
>50 cent
>CNBC & media coverage all day
>Coinbase app #1 in the App Store
>Twitter fags
>Youtubers fags
>Bitconnect adoption by normies

[Anon No.6946770]

How do you guys not see this.. I'm. Other even trying to cause fud. I believe in the tech, and want to make mills too. But this looks a too spot on

[Anonymous No.6946790]

TA fag here

[Anon No.6946791]

This is the tech bubble

[Anonymous No.6946809]

>>6946588
Everyone and their dog knows about bitcoins and feel they missed out on a bubble.

[Anonymous No.6946820]

>>6946770
Then short it you absolute faggot

[Anonymous No.6946827]

Dont kid yourself, best case scenario is we are in the media attention and enthusiasm phase. Worst case is greed.

Do you know how we will find out we are in the delusion or "new paradigm" phase? Its when even the rational normies who know its a bubble get in.

[Anon No.6946837]

[Anonymous No.6946857]

The faggot graph again

[Anon No.6946873]

True.. I just look @ these stupid fucking charts when it's late, I get spooked

[Anonymous No.6946929]

>>6946588
BTC isn't going to moon bucko already missed the rocket.

[Anonymous No.6946953]

>>6946857
ya people think 20k is the highest that BTC will ever go? HA!

[Anonymous No.6946958]

>>6946763

You don't get it, sure that is some Media attention, but not what is referred to on his graph. Start asking people what is blockchain? 0 idea, knowing of hype words is not Media attention.

[Anonymous No.6946987]

>>6946857

Bitcoin is on it's death throes, but I know the coin that will replace it that's in the stealth phase as we speak.

[Anon No.6946993]

I would say though, that most of the top 10 coins are following this pattern. No homo

[Anonymous No.6947030]

>>6946987
BTCP

wow such stealth much sneaky

[Anonymous No.6947052]

>>6947030

Nope.

[Anonymous No.6947055]

>>6946987
it's turtles screencap this

[Anonymous No.6947088]

>>6946929
chad fad is the only longterm btc chart that matters. not even being ironic. crypto can do whatever the fuck it wants, it's a massive ponzi scheme and the last billion humans into the game are going to be the only "losers" but it wont crash permantly so much as it will merely increase more slowly from that point on, finally becoming stable enough to use as a currency. it's just going to keep going up during the investing stage until every person who is going to jump in has jumped in then it switches to the stable inflation proof currency phase of its existance

[Anonymous No.6947096]

>>6946763
Bitconnect was a ponzi tho

[Anonymous No.6947114]

>>6946987
bazinga!
registered jokes will be the worlds currency

[Anonymous No.6947115]

>>6946958
Because in the real world nobody give a single fuck about decentralized vaporware with 0 real use case working product.

People is scared by decentralization, this game is all about speculation, you are a fool if you believe in a decentralized world in the near future.

[Anonymous No.6947148]

>>6946809
GOOD FUCKING GOD YOU RETARDED PEICES OF SHIT STILL DONT FUCKING UNDERSTAND

people don't "know" about bitcoin.
They've "heard" about it. Half the people on this goddamned board probably can't tell you a damn thing about the block chain.

When people start talking about crypto seriously and when you start actually paying for your gas with crypto the. We have not reached mania
This is simply the AWARENESS PHASE people are AWARE of bitcoin but that is it they just know the name

[Doge wallet D8F1eAe6eRTDdzZqes(...) No.6947156]

>>6947055

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[Anonymous No.6947167]

>>6947115
lol, you're the fool. nobody trusts decentralization? quite the opposite. it's TRUSTLESS you don't have to trust anyone thats the whole fucking point. normies aren't retarded they're just slow, they'll figure it out. after al the entire point of blockchain technology is that you have a distrubted ledger everyone can confirm rather then having to trust a centralized ledger. allowing anyone with a computer to become a trusted source for all the blockchains possible functions.

the whole fucking world for better or worse is going to run on blockchain so get used to it

[Anonymous No.6947324]

>>6947148
Pretty sure we are in or past the media attention phase bro stop coping.

If you dont have at least 100k usd or even 50k usd in this game you are probably not going to make it.

[Anon No.6947325]

Fuck, I juts hope we're not all in the denial phase. I want us all to make it.

[Anonymous No.6947370]

>>6947167
and then, when the world thinks it has solved all its problems that centralized systems and corruption in government have created by using blockchain solutions... when humanity has its fucking everything cryptographically secured in trustless decentralized ledger. when our economy and voting and fucking toilet paper rolls are on the blockchain... then the elite who have been researching quantum computers in secret for decades will fully have us by the balls. by the very process of trying to escape the establishment elite and their influence humanity will be putting its balls right in their hand. and they will fucking rape us and our decentralized ledgers using the power of quantum computing systems beyond all measure of what we are expecting from current technology. but the rape phase comes later.

[Anonymous No.6947390]

That fucking chart should be an instaban

Death to chartposters

[Anonymous No.6947413]

>>6947325
denial would be bad, capitulation would be fine though

[Anonymous No.6947441]

>>6946809

how close are people to actually paying with this shit though. especially bitcoin in its current state, which might be able to handle the tx capacity of a mall.

like honestly the valuation doesn't make any sense for most of this stuff. i think it'll be worth it down the road but it's not there yet

[Anonymous No.6947462]

>>6947390
>what's a market cycle?

[Anonymous No.6947479]

>>6947370
Go back to pol you dumb nigger. The world isn’t ending any time soon

[Anon No.6947512]

Quantam computers exist now. I'm assuming they aren't powerful enough or something?

[Anonymous No.6947536]

>>6946588
>just because people know the word Bitcoin doesn't mean we have hit Media attention yet
That was in 2013. Today, you are wrong.

[Anonymous No.6947581]

>>6947512
the ones you know about aren't powerful enough

do you think decades long secret research programs aren't possible? of course it's possible. and of course better computers are going to be a top priority.

the world is run by evil people at the top and they do secretive shit and run secretive programs. of fucking course they're working on a better quantum computer. even if they're only a couple decades ahead in quantum computer technology they'll be able to rape us all once we've got our everything on the blockchain

[Anonymous No.6947611]

Don't care about le meme chart, but I'll be seriously surprised if this somehow goes up again. Who's still buying? The majority of normies are in. Regulations are looming. People are losing interest. Still no real use (though getting closer). This may likely go up in the distant future, but until then we're in for some more pink wojaks

[Anonymous No.6947612]

>>6947581
actually scratch that, i've just remembered that quantum resistant ledgers are a thing now. there are coins out already designed to be quantum computer futureproofed secure. so maybe i'm wrong.

but on computers even the backdoors have backdoors. i mean honestly, how can any of us trust anything a computer does?

[Anonymous No.6947627]

>>6947148
In the early era of altcoins, yes. When Ethereum was not even a thing and people talked about DarkCoin, BlackCoin, NameCoin.. Today, niggers take mortages to buy Bitconnect and stupid roasties blabber about crypto on Instagram, how the fuck is this NOT mania?

[Anonymous No.6947678]

>>6947627
because crypto has opened a new paradigm

>zombie delusions
its at the stealth phase all the time everytime

[Anonymous No.6947708]

>>6947627
because the average person still doesnt really understand what a blockchain is. when you got people working at macdonalds that understand decentralized ledgers are the future and will replace many current centrzlized ledger systems. when your mom can hold a conversation regarding the importance of ledgers throughout human history and how decentralized ledgers are trustless and so will replace all those previous systems that require trust. when the guy pumping gas into your car has been "all in" on cryto for the last few months. when you dont even have to explain fuck all to nromies because they already know how it basically works. then maybe we can talk about mania phase.

right now we're still in the phase where the average normie thinks you have to buy an entire bitcoin

[Anon No.6947738]

Couldn't you say the mania was in December though. Dec was when I started to hear news about people taking out loans for btc.

If Dec was the mania phase then the chart would actually fit the bubble chart perfectly.

Again, I'm not trying to fud. I'm trying to be pragmatic about this

[Anonymous No.6947769]

>>6947708
now ask an average person how does the internet work then tell me how did that go

clearly since they dont know how the internet works the in the whatever phase I like to tell people its at phase

[Anonymous No.6947813]

>>6947708
>because the average person still doesnt really understand what a blockchain is
How is that even relevant? The whole world might switch to blockchain the other day, yet the bitcoin price might drop below 1k.. Dissemination of technology has little to do with speculation

[Anonymous No.6947822]

>>6947769
Yep. >>6947708 sounds a lot like trying to convince himself. People already know and own crypto, that's as far as it's gonna go, at least until real-world applications actually come in

[Anonymous No.6947846]

>>6946827
>Its when even the rational normies who know its a bubble get in.
"of course it's a bubble, but it would be stupid not to ride it" - /biz/ every day

[Anon No.6947852]

Im too young to remember what it was like during the dot competition bubble, maybe you know.. do you think the guy who pumps your gas was all in then?

[Anonymous No.6947910]

>>6946809
>and feel they missed out on a bubble.
that means we are still early, when shoeshine kids and taxi drivers will feel like the bubble can still grow, that's when you get out.

[Anonymous No.6947979]

>>6947769
people know how the internet works. you plug a thing into the cable in the wall and data comes out. it doesnt matter if they understand the tech, what mattes is they need to understand what they can do with it. people everywhere know full well everything they can do online.

i remember when i was much younger average people didn't understand the internet. many average people didnt own computers and didnt see the point. they couldnt imagine social media or watching vidoes over their dial up modems.

now they understand what the internt can do for them. once they understand the very very basic gestalt of what a blockchain is and how it replaces trust in centralized ledgers. once the applications for blockchain start becoming widespread. then they'll understand enough about blockchain for us to talk about mania phase.

we're in the dial up modem phase and we're in the early days of that

>>6947813
this guy might be right though. but i doubt it. once everyone knows blockchain is the future they're going to want to "find the next google" and get in on it

[Anonymous No.6948011]

>>6947769
This, people don't need to have a fucking clue how something works to be part of it or own it.
Other guy is a complete faggot indenial that he missed the early adoption phase.

[Anon No.6948019]

Assuming it's fair to compare this to the dot com bubble, I'm not sure, but strongly believe not every person on the planet was Invested it tech stocks back then.

I think in crypto we are all expecting for every last shoe shiner to get in. Are we aiming too high?

[Anonymous No.6948021]

>>6947708

"right now we're still in the phase where the average normie thinks you have to buy an entire bitcoin"

THIS; so much of this. Anon ,I salute you

[Anonymous No.6948050]

>>6946770
For how long have you been here?
You can zoom into the btc chart and see this pattern several times.

[Anonymous No.6948097]

>>6947611
>The majority of normies are in.
Not even close.

[Anonymous No.6948103]

>>6947910
The people I'm waiting for are the faggots who smugly compare crypto to tulips despite knowing fuckall about blockchain and smart contracts. Once they turn around and start buying in, it's time to fuck off.

[Anonymous No.6948130]

>>6948050
Yeah... with the difference being that we never reached this amount of media attention before. Once Katy fucking Perry puts crypto logos on her nails, it's fucking over. There is no denying we are WAY past media attention right now.

[Anon No.6948193]

>>6948050

OK sure, I believe that. It's like a fractal.

But get this. If you layer the dot com bubble chart over the btc chart they mimic each other perfect to the date.

Either way, I'm all in in crypto And I'll go down with this ship

[Anonymous No.6948213]

>>6948193
then again, take a look at where the NASDAQ is today

[Anonymous No.6948243]

>>6948130
so far all people understand based on the media attention is that "bitcoin exists, its a thing"

they can't yet even concieve of all the possible uses for it. even some people in crypto like on /biz/ can't see the obvious sci-fi future that awaits us with decentralized trustless record keeping. i dont believe even i yet can comprehend all the possible uses many of which will one day seem obvious.

just like in the early days of the internet people would hear about internet on tv and they might say "we don't need it, i dont need to do my taxes online or whatever or read a digital newspaper on a tiny screen, i dont see how this is going to do anything for me". the knew the internet existed and some of its basic functions but they couldnt see how it would soon be fucking everywhere. they didnt see that everyone would have the internet in their pocket, they couldn;t imagine the point of that. some people could and they invested in the dot com bubble in the early days

[Anonymous No.6948324]

>>6948193
They are on totally different timespans you utter retard

[Anonymous No.6948333]

>>6948193
You should take this chart and shove it up your arse, it'll be more useful that way.
Also short it if you actually believe this shit instead of shitting up the place.

[Anonymous No.6948334]

You're a bunch of retards, this shit is UNSUSTAINABLE, you can't just print money. Yes every coin is a cash printing machine. It's called super inflation.

[Anonymous No.6948349]

>>6948097
The majority of normies who were ever gonna be in are in. Saying things like "1% of the world population owns crypto" and "1 in every 3 millenials owns crypto" is not a good sign, it means that almost everybody who was gonna buy already did. Those numbers are huge for an asset that currently still is mostly just speculation

[Anonymous No.6948357]

>>6946588
>Despair below Stealth Phase
Literally when is this ever true

[Anonymous No.6948386]

>>6948334
You actually can just print money, governments do it daily.
/topic

[Anonymous No.6948426]

maybe log scale, not linear scale? newfags

[Anon No.6948485]

>>6948324

Hit the brakes kid. If you look at the chart and supstitue 1992 for 2009 you will understand what I said, ya bitch

[Anonymous No.6948490]

>>6947088
And if it reaches "stable inflation proof currency" what point is there in owning it? There are already plenty of safe investments that easily beat inflation.

[Anonymous No.6948494]

>>6948243
I might be going against the idea of crypto, but I honestly think that complete decentralization is not mass-adoptable. At all. A few things need to happen for this to become usable by the masses:
> Coins need to be stable. This volatility can't continue
> Losing your private key and key phrase must not mean you lose everything on there. There needs to be a way to recover through a middle-man... which defeats the purpose of the blockchain. You don't honestly think this is something your average normie will accept?
> Need a way to get back money you sent to wrong adress
> Need a way to get back money you sent to wallet of other coin
> Have a single app for every coin. Normies want convenience, they won't use 20 fucking wallets for different coins. We have fiat already, they'll just continue using that

As far as I see it everything points towards a future that adopts blockchain in the background, but not as something normies will actually knowingly use. And it also won't be as volatile as it is right now. There's no reason for coins to be worth hundreds and thousands of dollars. We WILL get mass adoption at some point. But when that happens our gains will become so small that you could just invest in stocks instead. If you want mass adoption you better kiss your volatilty goodbye.

[Anonymous No.6948528]

>>6948490
the point in owning it will that it will be finally stable enough to perform the basic functions it was designed for. speculation phase will be over, now its just a tool, after some volatility of course. its not just going to stabilize easily, its gonna shake out and crash a bit. but we're a long way from having so many people in crypto that it stabilizes

[Anonymous No.6948552]

>>6948528
It's completely useless for making transactions though.

[Anon No.6948557]

>>6948333

I'm honestly trying to be pragmatic. Like I said, I'm all in in crypto. You're a fuckn retard if you never have any doubts.

[Anonymous No.6948577]

>>6948494
i can agree with that

those things you mentioned in greentext will happen as the technology evolves. and stabilization will occur and when that happens speculation phase will be over. at some point you can kiss volatility goodbye

but we;re clearly still a ways off from that.

[Anonymous No.6948607]

>>6948494
>this whole post
you're not gonna make it

[Anonymous No.6948618]

If you think Bitcoin’s meteoric rise to 20k doesn’t correspond to the “Mew Paradigm” you’re delusional. It literally had all those stages leading up to it, all the media attention, the public starting flooding coinbase when it hit 10k, the greed came in at about 16-19k and they all got raped. Now we’re in literal freefall.

[Anonymous No.6948619]

>>6948557
Having doubts is fine because people here are delusional fucks and crypto is not going to replace fiat contrary to popular belief, perpetuating that meme chart is another thing.
>>6948494
This, so much this.

[Anonymous No.6948643]

Relax faggots, even George soros thinks we wont get JUST'd as hard as the pic above. He basically just confirmed normies are exaggerating the bubble burst for crypto.

>Soros, who made $1 billion betting against the British pound in 1992, said that rather than suffering an abrupt break cryptocurrencies are more likely to “have a rather flat top.”
>“Normally when you have a parabolic curve, eventually it has a very sharp break,” Soros said Thursday. “But in this case, as long as you have dictatorships on the rise you will have a different ending, because the rulers in those countries will turn to Bitcoin to build a nest egg abroad.”
>https://businesstech.co.za/news/banking/221365/bitcoin-bubble-wont-have-sharp-break-says-george-soros/

[Anonymous No.6948736]

>>6948643
forget everything i said earlier
if soros is in them i'm out
there is no future with blockchain. everybody pack up your shitcoins and go home. its over

[Anonymous No.6948754]

>>6947769
they cant tell you how it works, but they can describe what it is. They cannot with blockchain.

[Anonymous No.6948795]

>>6948607
Why not? I'm still riding the volatility and don't care about my fucking beliefs if I can make money off of this.

[Anon No.6948809]

Yeah, if sorrow publicly says anything. That's a bit of a red flag.

Also, he mentions crypto flatlining. But this picture doesn't look flat at all

[Anonymous No.6948836]

>>6948736
You really want to bet against Soros? I'm glad he thinks we wont get JUST'd hard.

[Anonymous No.6948837]

>>6948754
I can tell you for a fact now that of all the people I talk to in person I'm the only one that even knew that blockchain was what powered crypto. They all had and used crypto and had no fucking clue what the blockchain was or how it worked and it didn't stop them from using it.

[Anonymous No.6948863]

>>6948386
This isn't going to deflate to trillions when there are new inflationary coins every day. Only BTC prints

[Anonymous No.6948877]

>>6948836
It's crazy right, people can be wrong regardless of who they are. Like who would've fucking guessed?

[Anonymous No.6948921]

>>6948426
This

[Anon No.6948943]

I'd bet money that sorros doesn't know f the blackchain is

[Anonymous No.6948969]

>>6947052

You know it is right you fucking salty bitch

[Anonymous No.6948982]

>>6948837
exactly, people don't need to understand how it works. they only need to understand what they can do with it. which right now isn't much yet.

even on /biz/ people that know about blockchain, even myself, we don't yet know everything crypto will be able to do one day. but as the picture becomes clearer, people will really start to understand that blockchain will be everywhere. and they'll want in on it once they begin to understand that this is a paradigm shift technology. right now they don't even understand that much

[Anonymous No.6949039]

>>6948982

do you really think people CARE about cryptocurrency? holy shit, do you really think people care about what banks do with their money and decentralization and BLA BLA BLA crypto?


NOBODY GIVES A SINGLE F U C K

95% of people here are speculating on money not on revolutionary financial system against goverments

Fucking idiots man jesus

"bu-but they don' know hoiw blockchain w-workk!!"

[Anon No.6949056]

Maybe Crypto is a conspiracy.

And Satoshi took down the twin towers

[Anonymous No.6949070]

>>6949039

what i am saying is time for this fucking bubble to explode is now accelerating, normies and media is all over the place

how long do we have? 1 year?

That doesn't mean the tech would be ruined or something but all this market will be over

[Anon No.6949128]

>>6949070

No one knows. Just keep your eyes on it.

I still hope we make it, bros

[Anonymous No.6949160]

>>6949039
they dont need to know how it works and they don't care, you're right about that.

but once they understand WHAT IT CAN DO then they dont need to understand how it works

just like the internet. in the early days people saw it as a way of doing taxes and writing documents, they didnt understand that one day they would use the internet for everything. by the time every normie on the street understood the future of the internet they started to invest to get in on it, causing the dot com bubble.

we're not yet even at the stage where crypto enthusiasts even comprehend the things blockchain will do.

[Anonymous No.6949199]

>>6948333
yes yes stop spreading these lies

[Anonymous No.6949290]

we are at return to normal.

if u cant see it u are fucking retarded. bitcoin was on the media every fucking day in 2017. we now got pajeets like katy perry or 50.

everyone who wanted to buy already did. where should all the new money come from? ??

the thing is we have got thousands of shitcoins and they are all not needded.
the marketcap for such a useless asset is way too high

[Anon No.6949325]

>>6949160

Great point. Crypto hasn't even shown its capabilities.

when this bubble collapses, it'll just wipe out most of the speculative/ meme coins. Just like what happened to tech during the dot com bubble.

it will definitely cause some pain during the hemorrhage period

[Anonymous No.6949356]

BTC is a bubble and so is most of crypto, but there will still be survivors.
Chainlink, for starters.

[Anonymous No.6949391]

>>6948836
>I'm glad he thinks we wont get JUST'd hard.
All he said was he doesn't expect it to completely fail. He thinks you will get JUST'd, just not as bad as normal parabolic curve corrections are. So instead of dropping to 5-10% of its high it might drop to 10-20%. You do realize that this bull market Bitcoin increased in price 100x right? That means the bear market will drop a similar amount, just not quite as far.

[Anonymous No.6949462]

>>6949290

FUD about Bitcoin was on the media, ok 2 irrelevant entertainers, no Katy Perry fan is going to invest in Crypto because she has nails with coins on it, if anything they are going to invest in getting their nails done.

50 Cent forget his way into millions, 50 hasn't released an album since 2014 and is probably more known for his bankruptcy than his music. Also if you read every article about 50's Bitcoins at the end is some FUD telling people not to invest in crypto.

I DONT THINK YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT PROPER MEDIA ATTENTION REALLY IS.

[Anonymous No.6949494]

>>6949391
>So instead of dropping to 5-10% of its high it might drop to 10-20%.
Is that it? I can probably stomach a drop to 50%. For fucks sake we altfags had up to 80% losses when Bitcoin went on a bullrun in November. I think I lost 40k during that month kek.

[Anonymous No.6949509]

>>6949494
Read my post again. I said drop to 10% of the high. That means a drop to under $2k.

[Anonymous No.6949522]

>>6948809
>sorrow
Fucking phoneposter, kys.

[Anonymous No.6949524]

>>6949325
exactly

>>6949356
he may actually be right

[Anonymous No.6949526]

>>6949462
u are deluded.

[Anonymous No.6949535]

>>6947325
FUCK WERE LITERARY IN DENIAL PHASE

[Anonymous No.6949610]

>>6946958
>Start asking people what is blockchain?
as if 90% of dotcom investors had any real understanding of what they were investing in
regular people don't understand the technical details of anything

>credit cards = shiny card banks give us
>television = sparkly image box
>websites = colourful clicky page
>smart phone = facebook and youtube machine

[Anonymous No.6949620]

>>6949535
We are in the fear phase anon.

[Anonymous No.6949634]

>>6947612
Nice retraction. You will go far.

[Anonymous No.6949726]

>>6949610
This is true but crypto isn't in a bubble until regular joes start using it. We haven't reach adoption. Tons of people are skeptical.

[Anonymous No.6949753]

>>6947708
This is absolute bullshit IMHO.

When my mom, calls me to tell me she spoke to her friend and her son who is a retarded normie who barely finished high-school invested in BTC, you know you're at the height of the bubble.

All kinds of plebs are starting to ask me about it now. To me you guys are in the denial phase, talking about "but nobody knows the technicals"

As if people understand the technicals behind FB, still its well adopted. BTC is becoming a dino, get real.

[Anonymous No.6949759]

>>6949726
>crypto isn't in a bubble until regular joes start using it

that doesn't make sense,
barely anyone used the internet at the time of the dotcom bubble
and during the tulip bubble, only a small number of rich fucks were involved

[Anonymous No.6949847]

>>6949753
are you retarded? i literally said several times that nobody needs to know the technicals or how it works. they just need to know what it does. and right now we dont even know what it does, we only have a vague idea of the potential.

[Anonymous No.6949885]

>>6949759

i love when people talk about tulips, it instantly flags them as a raging retard who just parrots bullshit.

[Anonymous No.6949906]

>>6949847
yeah but you also said that the average person thinks you need to buy an entire bitcoin at a time, and that nobody understands it.

On the first point, I'd wager that 90% of people under 50 years old understand you buy fractions or however much you want to put in. Most people haven't put money in cryptos yet. But everyone knows at least 1 or 2 people who have.

[Anonymous No.6949919]

>>6949759
yes, but they started to see and understand that internet was going to be fucking everywhere and that its A BIG DEAL. they werent using it yet, but they saw that soon it would have many uses. but they only had a vague idea of those many uses but it was enough. they saw the writing on the wall and they wanted in

right now people are not even waking up to the fact that blockchain technology is going to be involved in nearly every aspect of their day to day existance. just like internet it's going to be everywhere, its going to have a million seemingly obvious functions that never occured to us.

people just vaguely understand that "its like internet money" and thats it. once the average person on the street understands "blockchains will be everywhere doing all kinds of things, its huge guys, blockchains are the future" then we can talk about mania phase.

[Anonymous No.6949938]

>>6949509
>Read my post again. I said drop to 10% of the high. That means a drop to under $2k.
LMAO thats pretty steep you idiot. Thats not "flat" at all like George Soros says.

[Anonymous No.6949977]

>>6949885
Yup.
It lasted a week.
It happened in a small region in the Netherlands.
It's a funny anecdote and not a new economic paradigm. It's frankly embarrassing how economic experts are using this as reference to a bubble.

[Anonymous No.6950000]

>>6949906
the technicals of how it works and the future of what it can do are two different things to the normie mind. one is technobabble boring bs and the other is practical "this does that" kind of shit.

normies dont understand http and servers and css and php etc. they just understand that internet is everywhere and that its changed everything. they understand the applications for internet, they understand streaming video and shopping and social media. they only understood internet once it became clear what internet can do. how it does it still isnt clear and doesnt need to be.

people don't yet know what blockchain is going to do. once they start figuring out that this is like the early days of the net and that blockchain is going to be everywhere, then they;re going to want a piece of the pie. and pie sellers will sell them a slice.

in the early days of internet it was just email and paying taxes online and a slow way to look at low resolution pictures. the average person didnt even need or want a computer and many thought it would never catch on. we're at that stage in blockchain now where we see the basic functions like currency and cryptokitties but the full realizationof what blockchain is going to do has only dawned on a few people so far.

[Anonymous No.6950004]

>>6946770
>>6946763
>>6946827
It's a bear trap for crypto in general, but fear for bitcoin.

[Anonymous No.6950012]

>>6949977
i wish i could send flowers to anybody anywhere instantaneously for free

[Anonymous No.6950063]

>>6949919

> blockchain technology is going to be involved in nearly every aspect of their day to day existence

HAHA no... blockchain will have it used but its a completely overvalued tech and everyone tries to squeeze this tech into every known business model regardless if it makes any sense or not... everything looks exactly like the dotcom bubble... i mean fucking dentalcoin had almost a bn market cap..

[Anonymous No.6950135]

Jews always win

https://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20180126T16&p0=136&msg=CME+Bitcoin+Futures+expire+date

[Anonymous No.6950146]

>>6947088
> stable inflation proof currency
is an oxymoron.

[Anonymous No.6950161]

>>6950063
well i hope you remember you said that. write it down somehwere. so that 20 years from now you can look back and realize you were being an uncreative fuck that couldn't imagine the future. you're like a guy in the early days of the internet who couldnt imagine social media and youtube. spend some time reading about what some of the more advanced coins are trying to do and maybe you'll start to comprehend the future capabilities, but onlu vaguely. we can only guess right now at some of the future applications.

it's a ledger. it's the first way of creating a ledger without a centralized record keeper that needs to be trusted. that alone is fucking massive. do you not understand how ledgers run every aspect of our lives? from eating a hotdog to watching football there are fuckloads of centralized ledgers involved. its old technology, decentralized trustless ledgers are the new hotness and they're going to replace everything because its too practical not to happen. once people understand theres an alternative to trust based systems, they're going to be a lot less trusting. thats where the blockchain comes in.

[Anonymous No.6950184]

like how do people not understand that our entire fucking civilization going back thousands upon thousands of years is based on LEDGERS

[Anonymous No.6950269]

>>6950184
This. Block chain is going to be the web 3.0
People think it's going away is fucking retarded. This is a golden period for technology

[Anonymous No.6950359]

>>6950184
They lack the vision of the greater picture. That is why it is important to understand the technology and the usescases.

[Anonymous No.6950383]

>>6949885
>raging retard who just parrots bullshit

I love it when people resort to ad hominem,
instead of actually engaging with someone elses argument

most people don't use cryptos as actual currencies
(except in small, irrelevant amounts)
because they don't want to look back to 2018 when they spent 1 LTC on a PS4,
instead of hodling and seeing it grow to $3k

>>6949919
>yes, but they started to see and understand that internet was going to be fucking everywhere and that its A BIG DEAL
see >>6946763

is Bitcoin's chart perfectly matching this ancient meme chart not enough for you?


>>6949977
>It lasted a week.

well now you're just lying anon
they hysteria lasted roughly 3 years

>By 1634, in part as a result of demand from the French, speculators began to enter the market.[29]

>By 1636 the tulip bulb became the fourth leading export product of the Netherlands, after gin, herrings and cheese. The price of tulips skyrocketed because of speculation in tulip futures among people who never saw the bulbs. Many men made and lost fortunes overnight

>Tulip mania reached its peak during the winter of 1636–37, when some bulbs were reportedly changing hands ten times in a day

>in February 1637, tulip bulb contract prices collapsed abruptly and the trade of tulips ground to a halt

[Anonymous No.6950447]

Are you guys still falling for this (((coincidentally))) timed FUD?

F U T U R E S
A R E
E X P I R I N G

https://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20180126T16&p0=136&msg=CME+Bitcoin+Futures+expire+date

[Anonymous No.6950516]

>>6950383
is Bitcoin's chart perfectly matching this ancient meme chart not enough for you?
>>6946857

meanwhile people have not yet started to understand that blockchain is a big deal. right now all they know is that bitcoin is a thing that exists, they dont actually know anything about its potential. so many people on /biz/ dont even vaguely comprehend what the blockchain can do. people are aware bitcoin exists, but they're not aware yet of the wider blockchain implications. when they figure that out, when they understand that its going to be as big as the internet was in terms of a pradigm shift, they're going to want in. right now they just see it as nerdy internet money, that will change as blockchain applications start to become a thing. right now even the most useful coins havent even begun to do their thing yet. when people start seeing blockchain in everyday life then they'll start to be able to comprehend that its going to be everywhere. katy perry painting her fucking nails does not inform people that crypto is the future, it just informs them that internet money exists

[Anonymous No.6950590]

>>6950161
>so that 20 years from now you can look back and realize you were being an uncreative fuck that couldn't imagine the future. you're like a guy in the early days of the internet who couldn't imagine social media and youtube.

guess what? none can predict the future... Watch any movies or read any literature and see how people in the 90s thought 2020 will look like... they were all completely wrong and we haven't even managed to get autonomous cars to work while we exceeded everyone imagination on other fields

>decentralized trustless ledgers are the new hotness and they're going to replace everything because it's too practical not to happen.

they aren't going to replace everything... not everything needs a decentralized trustless ledger especially considering its shit tier scaling

>its old technology

it's not... its root go back to the 90s and the concept itself is even older.

[Anonymous No.6950605]

>>6950383
if you zoom into the bitcoin charts historically you can see this pattern has already happened a few times. it will happen again. you gotta zoom in though because the volume was less back then. just as the volume will be more in the future and todays pattern will look small by comparison. your chart has already come true, again and again. this isnt the first time and wont be the last that the chart pulls that pattern

[Anonymous No.6950618]

>>6947708
I work as a waiter in a 2nd world country and people who don't give a shit about tech (even people as old as in their 60s) are discussing bitcoin, happens almost once a week.

[Anonymous No.6950633]

>>6950516
>is Bitcoin's chart perfectly matching this ancient meme chart not enough for you?

Do you even realize how many times did it perfectly match in the past year already?

[Anonymous No.6950658]

>>6946588
My mum's boyfriend asked me to invest some money into crypto for him. He is nearly 65 and only uses his Ipad for bejewelled, watches reality TV and football. He is basically illiterate let alone computer literate.

[Anonymous No.6950667]

Either it'll crash or we're at the start of something that is going to be fucking massive. I am willing to risk a crash if the alternative is insane rewards.

[Anonymous No.6950685]

>>6950590
people can and do at least vaguely predict future trends. i've said several times that not even i can conceive of all the potential applications that will one day be seemingly obviously.

if we were both born decades ago we'd be having a very similar conversation about the internet.

>you "not everyone needs a computer. this internet thing is fucking slow and will never be able to do anything beyond electronic mail and writing documents. i already have a typewriter and a newspaper subscription. the internet isn't that big a deal."
>me "oh no, internet will be everywhere. i can't yet imagine everything it might do but i can see its going to be big, i understand at least that much. 20 years from now everyone is going to be balls deep into internet"
>you "no one can predict the future"
>me "okie dokey retard"

[Anonymous No.6950701]

>>6950633
that was entirely the point i was trying to make

[Anonymous No.6950710]

>>6950618
Next time ask them what blockchain means.

[Anonymous No.6950728]

i have seen this chart posted since i first came to biz 2 years ago

i wonder if the people posting it then have killed themselves yet

[Anonymous No.6950744]

>>6950685
>not even I
Who do you think you are lmao

[Anonymous No.6950814]

>>6950744
a guy arguing a position and admitting that despite how i talk about future applicaitons that i only have a vague idea of whats going to be possible

i kinda figured you'd take that the wrong way

my point was, that even i, a person arguing for the fact that blockchain will be everywhere, can only vaguely predict the applications. even i, as a guy who thinks this is going to be big, cannot yet concieve of all the things its going to do.

youtube and facebook for example seem obvious now but people weren't thinking of that back then. i remember a time before social media, and even though i knew internet was going to be big, i didnt see the full impact of how social media was going to work and how big it was going to be. even seemingly obvious applications will be unnoticed even by people bullish about the technology is my point

[Anonymous No.6950847]

>>6949938
Soros never said flat, he said he doesn't see them crashing meaning he doesn't see them to be a tulip mania like many. The denial phase is upon us.

[Anonymous No.6950868]

>>6950814
I mean really, this is the reason why you should never sell 100% of your bags. Just keep 10% of the original in there and fucking forget it . In 5, 10 years it might just be the project that catches on, and if it does --> lamboland

[Anonymous No.6950911]

>>6950847
>Soros, who made $1 billion betting against the British pound in 1992, said that rather than suffering an abrupt break cryptocurrencies are more likely to “have a rather flat top.”
Yeah pretty sure Soros predicts it will have a flat top instead of imploding.

[Anonymous No.6950965]

>>6950911
is soros puppetmaster or merely top puppet? does soros even get to decide what soros is going to say? i cant help but think that the real puppetmasters are people nobody even knows about. but thats just speculation

[Anonymous No.6951005]

>>6950633
Not even once. This is the first time we've actually passed the denial phase

[Anonymous No.6951043]

>>6949847
no, you said that"when the guy pumping gas into your car has been "all in" on cryto for the last few months. when you dont even have to explain fuck all to nromies because they already know how it basically works. then maybe we can talk about mania phase."

> People must understand the tech completely, and be invested for a long time, before something is in the mania phase

Delusional as fuck.

[Anonymous No.6951057]

>>6951005
https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoinobituaries/

yeah, sure the denial phase happened 245 times already then. This time it is def. dead.

[Anonymous No.6951095]

>>6950965
Soros is most def a 'puppet master', unless you want the #1 most powerful guy.

Soros is def at THE TOP.

[Anonymous No.6951113]

I agree that the ride is near over, we might get a final death rattle before regulations and a burst. I think 85% of people that are willing to invest are already in I think the only hope is for people that have made big money to cash out some and flash some money around to get more normies to jump in.
>“Oh did you here about anon down the street, he just bought a Mercedes with his bitcoin money! I need to invest in that!”
I’ll be happy if I can triple my 1600 dollar investment this year, regardless I believe in the tech and it pisses off jews so fuck it the memes are great too.

[Anonymous No.6951151]

>>6951043
you're not understanding me at all. i'm not going to argue with someone who needs me to painfully explain to him fucking everything over and over again. focus less on the semantics and more on what i'm actually saying instead of trying to spot loopholes in the way i define things.

the basic argument is that most people only think of it as internet coins. they don't undertsand the uses let alone the technology. when the average normie knows what bitcoin can do and how it BASICALLY works then we can talk about mania. right now half the people on /biz/ don't even compehend the fact that blockchain is going to be everywhere, when the normie on the street comprehends it then we have mania.

its just internet coins right now, thats as far as the awereness and understanding goes right now

i never said they had to understand the tech completely. thats you taking me out of context to create a strawman out of my arguments and i'm not impressed

and now, to preserve your own delicate ego your brain will once again take everything i said out of context so that you can pretend you won the argument. you didnt

[Anonymous No.6951323]

>>6948193
actually that is the meme bubble and the dotcom bubble
wtf are you doing anon

[Anonymous No.6951385]

>>6946763
>total number of walletts is less than 50 mill
>population: 7.5 billion

really makes me think

[Anonymous No.6951719]

99% of the cryptos don´t even have a working product and are still at early stages of development, but all of the sudden everything is gone because katy perry posted crypto nails….. oh god knowing those are the people I´m up against makes me so happy, blockchain and other technologies will be part of your life whatever you like or not

[Anonymous No.6951797]

>>6950911
>So I expect instead of an abrupt break to have a rather flat top over.
He said it wouldn't plummet immediately, but rather the drop would be slow. Please learn to read. Flat top over is different than flat top.

[Anonymous No.6951809]

>>6951151
If you would write clear and concise, you wouldn't have to painstakingly explain everything over and over.

Now i believe you are conflating two things, the Value of BTC and the potential of Blockchain tech. Sure blockchain tech is revolutionary, agreed.

That does not automatically lead to its first iteration, BTC being the sole and dominant market factor and still having a lot of room for massive growth, which is what i assumed the thread was about.

So if you're argument is that blockchain is barely in the adoption phase, granted.

If you're argument is that BTC is barely in the adoption phase - Not sure i agree, and seems rather unlikely desu, but time will tell.

Hi from my ego btw ;)

[Anonymous No.6951826]

>>6951151
my man

[Anonymous No.6951871]

>>6951151
This.

[Anonymous No.6952086]

>>6951809
>So if you're argument is that blockchain is barely in the adoption phase, granted.
yes that is my argument

sorry i could have made clear that i wasn't talking about bitcoin in particular. i see now the source of the misunderstanding.

however if bitcoin is still the main exchange currency when people wake up to blockchain. and i think thats plausible at least over the next couple years. then btc will go up. but i'm not sure about that

but the market in general will go up anyways. at some point

[Anonymous No.6952117]

>>6950685
well, blockchain is certainly not as big as the internet... it simply doesn't add much new value besides adding decentralization.

bitcoin is almost 10 years old and completely useless like any other crypto too to date. The www protocol was introduced around 1990 and the first graphical web browser came 1993 and the internet was pretty much mainstream in 2000... and the tech cycle is now faster compared to two decades ago.


Also, the internet was overvalued at some points as well - like people thought it would be a good idea to sell groceries over net or any other failed dotcom venture

[Anonymous No.6952195]

>>6946588

Who fucking cares. Everyone knows the best way to get shitton of money in this shithole of a "market" is manipulation. Join this pump group and get in on the profits too.

discord gg/YQqTCqt

[Anonymous No.6952238]

>>6952086
>28 posts by this ID
shill much?

[Anonymous No.6952253]

Also, “given the very limited size of the crypto market in relation to the entire economy, a heavy measure would obstruct innovation unnecessarily.”

statement of central bank of the Netherlands (DNB)

crypto is tiny. the graph sucks

[Anonymous No.6952312]

>>6952117
it's a new form of ledger. the first new form of ledger since the invention of writing. it's going to be everywhere. everyone uses ledgers for everything and this is a type of ledger where you dont have to trust any centralized ledger writer. the value of that alone is massive.

however you're right in that many assumed uses of blockchain will fail due to real world practical issues and such. but overall it's going to be big. maybe not bigger then the internet though, but maybe bigger.

there will be ways of using ledgers that people haven't even come up with yet because previous ledger technology wasn't up to the task. we're going to have to rethink something as fundemental as how information and records are kept and everything involves records and ledgers.

[Anonymous No.6952347]

>>6952238
what am i shilling? that blockchain has a future? who pays me to shill this? the jews? i'm not even advocating for any particular coins. your accusation makes no sense.

a smarter insult would be to question my worth as a human being if i can waste so much time obsessively arguing on 4chan

[Anonymous No.6952366]

>>6948426
Unfortunately my bank account doesn't work in log scale.

[Anonymous No.6952371]

>>6952347
>who pays me to shill this?
the weight of those bags

[Anonymous No.6952435]

>>6952117
People do buy their groceries over the net you moron

[Xs650 No.6952437]

>>6946588
I think your chart might be about right for whatever is going to replace bitcoin. Maybe bitcoin will retain some value like when cash replaced gold. But what do I know

[Anonymous No.6952449]

>>6952371
oh, i see your point then. but no. i don't believe arguing on 4chan is going to effect the market in any meaningful way, i'm not that deluded.

like arguing in this thread that blockchain has a future is going to profit me in some way in regards to held bags is a pretty laughable notion

[Anonymous No.6952500]

>>6946588
wowzers looks like i'll be selling the top next time

[Anonymous No.6952556]

>>6951385
and honestly thank fuck for it, this means we will be truly rich

[Anonymous No.6952783]

>>6946588
>>6946790
>>6946770
>>6946837
>>6948193

[Anonymous No.6952789]

Here's the reality. If and when normies can buy a coffee at Starbucks with BTC on the lighting chain. We go up 100x quickly.

Lightning will change everything. It will also decimate 90% of alts.

Imagine manufacturing, shipping, taxes paid, wholesale purchase to consumer retail including warranty ALL on the block-chain.

We haven't even started yet. This is the Big boys shaking the tree. If you think they will let the potential normie money of 7 billion people slip through their fingers, you don't get how big this is going to get.

[Anonymous No.6952793]

>>6946953
i dunno i think it's still a long way from it's full potential

[Anonymous No.6952831]

>>6946588
> Bitcoin
> Not hit media attention yet

One more thread like this on /biz/ and I‘m cashing out fucking everything

[Anonymous No.6952985]

>>6948494
Check out EOS. Everything you said, EOS solves.

[Anonymous No.6953025]

>>6952985
>stability?
it collapsed 70% in one day, how does it solve sability

[Anonymous No.6953051]

>an entire market follows the same path as a stock

[Anonymous No.6953055]

>>6948324

Time is speeding up as we approach the singularity.

[Anonymous No.6953068]

Anyone got the chart with the wojack faces being smug at the beginning then getting more and more desperate, eventually selling low and buying high?

[Anonymous No.6953196]

>>6948193
99% of hike and spikes look like that. you don't need a 'bubble' for it.
natural increase also often looks like that, minus the very lasat part. it just doesn't fall back to 'mean'

added the 2017 january hike, which did happen to fall back.

still most people who sold even @ the top are almost certainly down with money. leaving crypto last year was an incredibly risky endavour even temporarily, there's no way this year isn't going to be MORE risky. crypto will have permanent climbs much faster.

[Anonymous No.6953197]

>>6953025
Ever hear of Bitshares? Bit.USD? BitCNY or any other pegged asset? Do some research. The same guy who made Bitshares is the one making EOS

[Anonymous No.6953202]

>>6950605
And? Do you think it's a fucking fractal going to infinty? It's not even an argument wtf
D-E-L-U-S-I-O-N-A-L

[Anonymous No.6953245]

>>6946763
same shit you just said was happening when bitcoin was hitting 1k in 2014
if mtgox never happened bitcoin would sit on 100k today

[Anonymous No.6953257]

>>6946588
>Bitcoin doesn't mean we have hit Media attention yet
You are fucking deluded OP

[Anonymous No.6953407]

>>6947148
this dude is right. people are still in disbelief about, kinda like how they thought myspace was a fad for annoying highschoolers. guess what bitch now even my grandma has been on facebook for years. this is only the beginning

[Anonymous No.6953429]

We can't even buy Crypto with 401ks or IRAs yet. (retirement accounts for non burgers)
Add in high transactions fees keeping regular joes out.. I'd bet we have a ways to go.

When you get people putting in 100% of their IRAS in Crypto funds, then we might need to reevaluate. That's what happened during .com
People putting thier entire life's savings into Qualccom was a very real thing.

[Anonymous No.6953448]

>>6952783
this

[Anonymous No.6953518]

>>6953407
This is true. People are aware of internet funny money and what its called. Most still have a hard time believing there is any inherent value in crypto at all and are therefore weary to invest. Only greedy idiot normies are trying to get rich quick with cryptos now. I doubt we will see moon missions until we see a major correction though. We need major news to shake the market from its rightward trajectory.

[Anonymous No.6953616]

>>6953196
I agree with you in some way. In general the market cap will increase more and more. The correction is good and is natural.

What I often wonder is, why people who believe in crypto are talking about cashing out. Crypto will replace fiat money. Even if the hype in 2018 gets more, cause now the first Airport (Brisbane) is accepting crypo, the market cap will still not have a crash. It cannot have a crash, just huge corrections based on fear. As soon as you can pay with Crypto about 30% of all goods, the market cap will increase so fast, cause everyone is changing into Crypto cause of real world purpose.

This is just the begin. Hodl, be safe and enjoy till 2020 to be a millionaire with 1 BTC and can buy a very comfy house, car and more with it.

[Anonymous No.6953664]

>>6947148
YES. YES. YEEEEEEEEEES. SOOO FUCKING TRUE.

See my post >>6953196

[Anonymous No.6953688]

>>6953664
---> actually this one >>6953616

[Anonymous No.6953732]

>>6949290

Lol Bitcoin was on the news as a speculative asset that can blow up any day. People barely know jack shit about altcoins and such, there's still room for so much more normie money than you think.

[Anonymous No.6953851]

>>6950383
>I'm killing my son
sick fuck

[Anonymous No.6953892]

>>6946588
My take on it is, bitcoin itself has is in the capitulation stage. It will continue downwards.
However, crypto in itself is very much so still in its infancy. I mean for fucks sake, 95% of all coins are actually not working yet, some of them are even stating that their initial project won't be done before mid 2020's. However, a lot of them will fall on their way, as better competitors will continue to rise.
I thoroughly believe that there are two scenarios.
A: Everything will crash down, but the technology will be implemented in the system we already have, thus giving crypto fiat.
B: In a few years, a new coin will be made that is so revolutionizing that it will become the ONLY coin in the world. This is assuming that we will have a breakthrough in science regarding power, and we will have quantum computers before 2030.

Scenario B will eventually become a reality, but it is only possible when we are technologically vast superior. It is just a matter of time, who knows, we might not even be alive, if we have hit a plateau in science (Which many do believe)

[Anonymous No.6954003]

>>6953202
did i say it would go to infinity? no i did not

[Anonymous No.6954004]

>>6953892
>bitcoin itself has is in the capitulation stage
What makes you think that ?
You don't think lighting could turn this around in a week and crush the altcoin market ?

[Anonymous No.6954035]

>>6947370
Quantim computing is meme. When you understand how it actually works technically, you start to realize how limited its usecases are for general computing.

[Anonymous No.6954078]

>>6946763

Yea well even if those outliers are true, I spend a lot of time with normans in real life. Even the software developers and IT guys I know dont understand the first thing about cryptos

Just wait, now is an important time. We need adoption and use cases now more than ever, theres still a lot of room to grow

[Anonymous No.6954141]

>>6954035
and then when you actually start to vaguely understand instead of just thinking you do you'll realize those are plausibly temporary technical hurdles

[Anonymous No.6954184]

>>6946588
You wish, dumb murrican mongrellus.

[Anonymous No.6954297]

>>6953202

Him saying this is not the last time the patter will show up is exactly as delusional as you saying that this is the last time it will happen.

You just can't know if this is the last time as much as he can't know if it isn't.

If you are sure it will go down, just short it and make your money. If he is sure it will go up he should buy the dip.

This babbling everytime price moves is a nonsense.

[Anonymous No.6954405]

>>6954141
They are not, for each state you need expotential amount of qubits, this scales only for single algorithms. Protip: You don't need quantum computer to actually do "quantum computing", you can simulate all this with just ram, but you need lots of it.

[Anonymous No.6954427]

>>6954405
s/single/simple/

[Anonymous No.6954456]

>>6954004
No, the fundamentals of the coin is too flawed for global usage supposing we won't have a technological breakthrough.
However, I do believe PoW will be the best algorithm. Unless we can develops AI entities that are neutral and thus eliminating the weaknesses of other algorithms.

[Anonymous No.6954578]

>>6954456
are*

[Anonymous No.6954590]

>>6954405
you can't simulate quantum computing with ram. the required properties simply aren't there. it's not just a matter of having massive computational capacity, it's about building a computer that taps into quantum capacilities in order to completely overcome the inherent limitations in strictly physical computer systems. it's about doing everything at once instead of one thing after another.

i've seen ibms roadmap for the future, read it years ago on the ibm website. they can and will continue moores law, they are developing the technology. prepare for sillicone-graphene hybrid computers, photonic elements added to computing, even quantum.

we have no idea what these machines can do when current technical hurdles have been solved by smarter minds then either of us. and perhaps these problems were solved and nobody told us because why the fuck would they. quantum computing research could be decades ahead and basically if you ran the world or even the united states you'd be retarded not to develop quantum computers in secret. and then maybe you get told quantum computers aren't practical because they want you to believe that maybe

[Anonymous No.6954817]

>>6948349
This is not even close to true. You have not even begun to understand the concept of FOMO if this is what you think.

[Anonymous No.6955266]

>>6948349
Normie bought intoCrypto with 1% of their fiat money. So there are now 1% of the world with 1% of their fiat money it it. And even if 50% of the world would be in Crypto, they have only 1% in. All of the normies just want to be part of it. I see all around "I am in with 300$/1000$".
Thats NOTHING.
Oh and you know 2 Billions people on earth even dont own a Smartphone? Even in the US its 80% cause of all the fear of technology. But they will die and younger people will get into it.

[Anonymous No.6955414]

>>6955266
well considering the recently (finally) provcen but long suspected link between cancers and cellphones this fear is justified.

it's also a tracking device in your pocket that always records and monitors everyones location in real time, and it has microphones and cameras. it's the surveillance state in your pocket.

humanity got fucked hard with these cellphones. put it in airplane mode if you dont want your balls blasted with radiation

[Anonymous No.6955448]

>>6946588
Yup. The regular FUD threads that pretend the last month or two = Institutional Invests+ Public/Awareness and Mania Phases in their entirity really are tiresome and retarded.

[Anonymous No.6955472]

>>6954590
Interesting as fuck comment anon thanks for teaching me something today.

[Anonymous No.6955495]

>>6948349
>t. "internet is as big as it'll ever be, online retail will never take off, e-mail will never replace postage/faxes" argument of the mid 90s regurgitated for 2018.

[Anonymous No.6955541]

>>6955414

You are 100% right my dude.

WiFi and wireless technology is killing us too.

[Anonymous No.6955661]

>>6955414
>writing on pc or smartphone to tell us this

[George No.6955732]

>>6946588
Tbh this graphs represents all coins and their lifespawn. From now its going to be a slow climb for btc and eth. I expect this slow growth to boost few alt coins... i personally read a bunch on UFR and looks promising but dont want to jinx it.

[Anonymous No.6955767]

>>6955661
do as i say, not as i do, for i am a fool with irradiated testicles

[Anonymous No.6955786]

>>6947370
Yeah, if quantum computers come out, altcoins like XSH will become the ''next BTC'' overnight. People will just ditch BTC and buy something else, or BTC will fork into something that's resistant to Shor's algorithm.

[Anonymous No.6955818]

>>6948193
Literally looks like DBC

[Anonymous No.6956199]

>>6946763
Do anons think some of the bitconnect ponzi organisers will have been cashing out the BTC they made over the last week or so?

[Anonymous No.6956329]

>>6947148
>trying to be pedantic
>still thinking crypto will be used to pay for things
You're in for a rough one.
Bitcoin was fun to pay for pizza 8 years ago, but no sane business wants your dirty coins to pay for goods.

Ultimately the blockchain will have implications, yes. The banks are working on it already. But nothing suggest that it will take the form of a coin, nor any coin that already exists and you possess for that matter.

[Anonymous No.6956344]

>>6948334
That fucking jpeg! KEK my sides

[Anonymous No.6956530]

>>6956199
Good point. Date correlates very good. Seems very legit, cause they would not hold thei BCC shit, they would have change their BCC every day to BTC as the stable coin. Until it pops.

[Anonymous No.6956715]

>>6948334
Wow, you really understand the difference betweet fiat money (printed by banks as they like) and full reserved currencies like BTC and 98% other Cryptos.

[Anonymous No.6956800]

>>6955661
Brainlet

[Anonymous No.6957104]

>>6956329
This guy gets it.

Private blockchains will be used for international money transfer, but funbux have no future.

[Anonymous No.6957532]

>>6955541
I’ve always suspected this can’t be good for us. Tell me more

[Anonymous No.6957885]

>>6954590
Unless you are actually developing software, and have dappled into how the engineering of quantum computers work you really don't know anything. Quantum computing is simply unrolling all branches and calculating all possible states (codepaths) in parallel.