Early Adopters

[Anonymous No.8077897]

>We're still early, this is only the beginning

itt we find trends bigger than bitcoin to reassure us that we are still early (we aren't)

[Anonymous No.8077924]

this shits been around for a decade how tf would anyone think they are early?

[Anonymous No.8077925]

>>8077897
crypto market will be 20 trillion in 10 years

[Anonymous No.8077944]

>>8077897
Everyone knows about us but a few are actually investing and if they do, it's like less than 1k lmao

[Anonymous No.8077967]

>>8077897
crypto is most certainly a bubble, sell all your shit while you can you faggot.

[Anonymous No.8077989]

>>8077897
If you look at Google search trends for "Internet" it's gone down consistently since 2004. I guess that means the internet is less adopted now than back then

[Anonymous No.8077995]

Uh oh...

[Anonymous No.8078005]

>>8077924
internet has been around since the 70s but i didn't see a rare pepe until last year

[Anonymous No.8078021]

>>8077924
I'll bite, looks like I might have found some hope though.

[Anonymous No.8078037]

>>8077995
OP BTFO

[Anonymous No.8078134]

>>8078021
thanks shorting facebook x100

[Anonymous No.8078145]

>>8078005
pepe's been around since 2005, longer than crypto newfriend

[Anonymous No.8078153]

>>8077897
>bitcoin more popular than donald trump at the height of the bubble
Nice find desu, but not a good sign. People have blowing daily loads about DT since November ‘16. Bitcoin actually managed to peak that, and by the way, falling interest is what we expect at the tail end. When things are winding down.

[Anonymous No.8078173]

>>8078153
should've read the disclaimer about DT being a topic and measured differently before comparing them

[Anonymous No.8078262]

>>8078145

[Anonymous No.8078302]

>>8078262

[Anonymous No.8078313]

But we're only entering the media attention phase.. Normies haven't really gotten in crypto yet..

[Anonymous No.8078413]

Meh, I'm comfy

[Anonymous No.8078422]

OP this is not how Google trend works. You can't compare lines. Educate yourself.

[Anonymous No.8078550]

Put it though Google translate desu

https://tom.alby.de/5-gruende-warum-du-google-trends-falsch-verstehst/amp/

[Anonymous No.8079089]

>>8077924
It's about adoption, not how long it's been around. Compared to what Bitcoin can hit, we're still early in terms of adoption.

[Anonymous No.8079109]

>>8079089
Bitcoin maximalist spotted

[Anonymous No.8079295]

>>8077925
lol no.

200 trilion.

[Anonymous No.8079386]

>>8077897
They have heard about it, they have searched for it, but who many understand it and how many own it?

As your graph illustrates, the superbowl overtook bitcoin search results and the vast majority of the world doesn't give a fuck about 56%er hand egg.

Game of thrones had a higher high for fucks sake and that's just R rated incest porn with dragons.

I got in in 2014 (heard about it in 2011) and even those entering today are still early as far as I'm concerned.

[Anonymous No.8079392]

>>8077897
Do you even know what adoption means? The fact that people are interested in bitcoin or have put $5 in for shits and giggles isn't adoption.

[Anonymous No.8079420]

regardless of what the total cap crypto will ever be at, you'll still never be early. crypto has been mainstream for a long while now.

[Anonymous No.8079457]

OH NO NO NO NO


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[Anonymous No.8079631]

>>8079386
>but who many understand it and how many own it?
See >>8078313

[Anonymous No.8079767]

>>8077925
3.5 years until we 10x again? Fuckkkkkk... It's not over, but looks like the magic is over.

[Anonymous No.8079777]

>>8079631
>people interested in investing are interested in crypto

WHO WOULD'VE GUESSED?

[Anonymous No.8079823]

So you're saying we're not early when it comes to smart contracts? So I guess smart contracts have already completely revolutionised the finance and insurance sectors, and cuaued immense social change by allowing trustless P2P exchanges of value. News to me.

[Anonymous No.8079867]

>>8079777
Hmm...