This is also the max pain scenario because Bitcoin is a fixed supply asset. It will be all so obvious in hindsight. lol.
I am amazed there are people who actually believe this.
>>59596390that's probably going to make you a little late on the curve unfortunately
>>59596360>Bitcoin is a fixed supply assetmost people don't think about whether or not increments of bitcoin are infinitesimally divisible, huh?Bitcoiners: but they did have breakfast this morning.
how can you adopt something that you cant use?
>>59596390>I am amazed there are people who actually believe this.kek look! they call themselves "innovators"! This is like when people talk about the present as being "post-capitalism" fucking kek and a half
>>59596411gold is divisible into tiny amounts that doesn't mean there's an infinite amount of it. what are you talking about>>59596417its being used right nowmy god we're so early with these replies
>>59596422Ive had bitcoin for almost a decade and I still cant use itexcept to dump on retards like you of course
>>59596411Dumbest nocoiner argument there is.
>>59596422>its being used right nowFor what?
>>59596422>gold is divisible into tiny amounts that doesn't mean there's an infinite amount of it. what are you talking aboutgold has utility other than as a currency. bitcoin does not.what i'm talking about should be obvious to anyone with a "high enough IQ" but i'll give you a hint: if bitcoin isn't capable of expanding infinitely (either upwards or downwards), then it is inadequate as a future currency.
>>59596442>has been watching bitcoin for 10 years and still doesn't get itplease continue to distribute your bitcoin. lol
>>59596458Oh, I know, every step of the way there's another strain of copium that you'll huff on. I'm not here to argue with you, just to laugh
>>59596454the fact that gold has utility is a not a positive thing for gold. copper has utility that doesn't make it valuable. Think about what it means to use gold for industrial purposes... you dig it out of the ground then you put it into electronics for example then to get the gold out again you have to process those electronics so in effect you had to dig out the same gold twice. Why in the world do you think this is a positive for gold as money? Why not have gold be 100% money instead of 80% money and 20% reburied. it's so retarded.
>>59596458When do you think btc hits a million? The 2032-2033 cycle?
>>59596479Why would you ask a fool who gets all his propaganda talking points from youtube videos? Think for yourself
>>59596479yea I think 10 years could be less could be more. it's always best to just work on having an income from an occupation you enjoy and stack sats forever and you will be fine long term
>>59596454>gold has utility other than as a currency.its really really funny how for thousands of years gold had 0 actual utility and was just used because it looks pretty, and then in the 1970s when computers starting coming around (the 1 real use for gold) they dropped the gold standard
>>59596509it was seen as digital gold from the very beginning and talked about in that way. Satoshi himself used the expression. That's neither here nor there though. Bitcoin doesn't need your permission to be used as whatever people want to use it for. It's cash, it's store of value, it's a speculation vehicle. it's a lot of things. a lot of things other assets simply can't be either. thats why its amazing.
>>59596509>HOLY SHIT>NVDA IS DOWN>BETTER SELL MUH BITCOIN>WOAH HOLD ON SPX IS UP>BETTER BUY SOME BITCOIN>MUH GLOBAL LIQUIDITY>MUH INSTITUTIONS THO (AND MUH BANKS)>INFLATION IS UP? BETTER SELL MY BITCOIN>JOBS ARE UP OR DOWN? BETTER SELL MY BITCOIN>8 'O CLOCK NEWS JUST AIRED???? BETTER SELL MY BITCOIN>WHAT DOES JIM CRAMER THINK ABOUT IT???>MUH M2!!!!!!!!
>>59596520WOW I see, so THAT's why it's called bitCOIN (electronic cash system)!!!!!! it was DIGITAL GOLD ALL ALONG GOYS
>>59596523>MICHAEL SAYLOR JUST BOUGHT A NEW PAIR OF SOCKS AND ELON MUSK MADE A TWEET ABOUT SOMETHING>BETTER BUY BITCOINkek
Anyway - have fun with your bitcoin and everything else you're playing with ;-)
>>59596529>ALL ALONGSome people knew from the beginning. Sorry that you were late to the party. Making yourself even later isn't doing yourself any favors, though.
>>59596390Insufferable maxipadsI hope Saylor pays you good at least
>>59596397Retard we are at least at late majority alreadyInnovator stage was 2011Almost everyone knows Bitcoin now
>>59596543He was way earlier then you>>59596442
>>59598444The cell phone came out in the late 1970's. By the 1990's everyone knew what a cell phone was but many people did not have one.2025 and it's considered odd for you to not have a cell phone now. The early adoption phase can take decades, we're about to enter the S curve.
>>59596360You realize it is the trojan horse and the sacrificial lamb all rolled into one, right? You aren't still fading the true STANDARD, are you? Do btc cucks really?
>>59596360>Bitcoin 100M per BitcoinKek, imagine believing this.What kind of retard would pay $100M USD for a single Bitcoin?Its already retarded enough that some of you are paying 100k+ for a single Bitcoin.
>>59596360BTC has been around for 15 years its a bit late to call yourself an early adopter. otherwise this is true
>>59599375>b-but people said the same 10 years ago with it was tiny and nobody knew about it so it will happen again!
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>>59596360I love twitter normie posts. Please post more, I want to see the snowflake fatfucks mad.
>>59596473This. Gold has a high stock to flow, however BTC has an even higher stock to flow. Having a non-monetary use lowers stock to flow and makes for a worse money. Very few people understand this, thinking that the more non-monetary uses something has the better it will function as money.
>>59596360Spot ETF approval was the deadline to be an early investors.
>>59596360>innovators: people who mined BTC on their CPU/GPU and used the OG BTC wallet running a full node from their PC. During this time Bitcoin was considered an experiment or proof of concept.>early adopters: people who bought Bitcoin before the regulatory stamp of approval ETFs provided. During this time there was a real risk that governments would outright ban Bitcoin. Retail hype drove the market at this time. >early majority: Bitcoin can now be accessed by tradfi and some pension funds, hedge funds, governments etc start getting on board. No one seriously thinks BTC will go away now, however most people still don’t hold significant amounts of Bitcoin and are scared of the volatility.YOU ARE HERE>late majority: most nation states get on board, as well as the rest of TradFi. Bitcoin becomes the standard by which everything else is measured. Volatility decreases and Bitcoin slowly appreciates in line with global economic growth. >the last countries holding out have been impoverished by missing BTC, and finally capitulate, just like how China finally switched from the silver standard to the gold standard in the 1930s
>>59596360Friendly reminder that the BTC rewards go to zero within 140 years meaning you investment is guaranteed to go to zero at that time. The only generational wealth from BTC will be those who sell it.
>>59599839The entire world will run on bitcoin though. Everyone will buy their coffee with it. Only $1.2k per transaction. This will pay the miners. :-)
>>59599375In not so many years, the idea of having 1 million SATs will be the same as having 1 whole BTC today. You need to stop thinking in wholecoin terms.
>>59599885actually it will need to ONLY cost about $300 per transaction to pay the miners
>>59596473>copper has utility that doesn't make it valuableOf course copper is valuable, it's just in such abundant supply (and is easily recyclable) that we don't need to mine that much each year to satisfy demand
>>59600062Why don’t we use platinum for money/store of value since it’s rarer than gold?
>>59596509so you're all in on nano right?
>>59598457cycles get compressed. you can't compare cellphones with post-internet tech.Bitcoin needs to grow faster than it is growing right now or we'll enter uncharted territory of insufficient mining rewards (Nakamoto consensus breaks down in low block reward/low fee scenarios). Monero is a midwit coin but tail emission is unironically the right idea
>>59596454>We cant print infinite amount so its useless as a currency!Oh vey
>>59600076platinum supply doubles every year. it is not rare in stock-to-flow sense just in kg sense.
