Death of /biz/

[Anonymous No.9574890]

We are 80% down. Is it time to go back to /pol/?

[Anonymous No.9574898]

daily reminder the exact time to sell when the next bull market happens is when "buy bitcoin" on google trends reaches the same ATH as before

this is a secret I will only tell you once

[Anonymous No.9574910]

>>9574898

correct

[Anonymous No.9574927]

>>9574898
oooh good advice on biz

[Anonymous No.9574929]

>>9574898
No shit, idiot, problem is there won't be a next bull run.

[Anonymous No.9574939]

t-the RSI is oversold

[Anonymous No.9574942]

>>9574927
im amazed I figured this out on my own

>>9574929
you base this on what?

[Anonymous No.9574969]

>>9574942
On past bubbles ofc.

[Anonymous No.9574973]

>>9574898
>>9574910
>>9574927
I learned so much about bubbles since last year. This was all new to me. But maybe >>9574929 is right, maybe this was a once in a lifetime event. I didn't lose any money, but I also didn't get rich either.

[Anonymous No.9574980]

>>9574890
For you it's always time to go back to /r/pol

[Anonymous No.9574989]

>>9574980
hi red d dit

[Anonymous No.9575020]

>>9574969
Dotcom bubble is lower than the worth of it companies today. Why is it not a bubble now?

[Anonymous No.9575127]

>>9575020
Because it companies added actual value through their products, crypto is a scam.
I hope I'm wrong, I really do but I don't see any future.

[Anonymous No.9575160]

>>9574973
i don't think so people are greedy and crypto is one of the best opportunity to get money from normal people

[Anonymous No.9575254]

>>9575020
>Why is it not a bubble now?
The pace of growth is slower.
Also, the companies that survived are profitable and don't need investor's money to survive.

[Anonymous No.9575272]

Where did they all go?

[Anonymous No.9575286]

>>9575127
What the fuck, do you honestly not see parallel you're drawing yourself? Dotcom bubble -> 20 years later value. Crypto bubble -> 20 years later ?

[Anonymous No.9575291]

>>9575020
Dot com bubble burst only because infrastructure could not keep up with demand and debt swallowed the companies. If you relate BTC markets to dot com bubble you don't know your elbow from your asshole on either subject.
>t. Boomer who lived through the dot com boom/bust

[Anonymous No.9575300]

>>9575286
The crypto bubble was much smaller and quicker to burst.

[Anonymous No.9575308]

>>9575286
beanie babies bubble -> 20 years later worth less than indian shit in the streets

[Anonymous No.9575328]

>>9575300
If that was our bubble that blows. Unironicly unimpressed if that was the best we can do mania-wise

[Anonymous No.9575339]

>>9575300
I remember this exact same post last august, and the repeatedly over the last 3 years.

[Anonymous No.9575356]

>>9574898
no it will be a little higher than the last one normans will be on suicide watch towards the top so they will be incessantly jewgle searching is it a bubble articles

[Anonymous No.9575373]

Of course it was a bubble.. the companies that survive just like in the dotcom bubble will come out of it stronger.. not a hard concept.. chainlink meme will die.. req will die.. get in strong projects with real use case if you aren’t already.. dumbfags learn fron your mistakes..

[Anonymous No.9575385]

>>9575339
Dubs of wisdom.. patterns tend to repeat themselves.. thats what a pattern is? Dumbfags listen to smart people like this

[Anonymous No.9575431]

>>9575385
Those weren't dubs.

[Anonymous No.9575494]

>>9575328
Maybe we're going to have an exit bubble by eoy, but I doubt it. The crypto bubble was smaller because crypto isn't as useful/valuable as the internet. Cryptocutrencies are still hard to use, expensive to maintain (Bitcoin), legally questionable, and worse than than fiat as a medium of exchange.

[Anonymous No.9575589]

>>9574989
>being this new and clueless all the while trying the hardest to fit in

[Anonymous No.9575607]

>>9575589
I bet you're some leftypol sperg

[Anonymous No.9575643]

>>9575494
Crypto is part of the internet bubble, it's the final piece of the puzzle for the NWO

[Anonymous No.9575645]

>>9574890
Yes please go and never come back dgenerates...leave this place to us /biz/raelis!

[Anonymous No.9575683]

>>9574890
all the fucking normies and pajeets left, that's good, now we can do some real-talk
>Don't ask me how I know this but in a matter of hours there's gonna be a huge announcement about Striim, big waves of tokens are gonna be deposited to HBT token holders (just make sure you have the hbt in your wallet and not exchange smart contracts tho)

[Anonymous No.9575700]

>>9574898
daily reminder if you did that you would have sold in july right before the bcash fork

>t. firsthand experience

[Anonymous No.9575829]

>>9575683
t. Pajeet shill

[Anonymous No.9576560]

>>9575683
"dont ask me how i know this".... quotes directly from their telegram.. highly sensitive material

[Anonymous No.9576582]

>>9575607
You have to go back to /r/The_Donald, plebbitor.

[Anonymous No.9576604]

>>9574890
>selling at the floor
you really should stay here, you are textbook /biz/

[Anonymous No.9576809]

>>9575373

ChainLink will be one of the crypto to survive the bubble you brainlet.

[Anonymous No.9576849]

>>9575291
Smackdown status: laid.

[Anonymous No.9576884]

>>9576809
True but $1 max in long term.

[Anonymous No.9577003]

>>9576809
>ChainLink will be one of the crypto to survive the bubble you brainlet.

But how much can You gain from it?
ChainLink is like a cult. People always blindly fap to it so hard

[Anonymous No.9577029]

>>9574890
this shit is dead
*spits on btc"

[Anonymous No.9577144]

I really don’t know pedes I think it might be all over. Made huge gains last year cashed some out then watched 50% loss up til May then fucked up and down another 50%. In the course of 12 months I’ve cashed out 3x my original investment and now I’m left with about a quarter of what I started with still in memecoins. I think it’s over.

[Anonymous No.9577195]

>>9575127
what FB/twit/google, cat/thot pics and adds?

ms screen typewritter