is he for real? bitcoin in a slump for a few years now
>>62574500>is he for real?Bigly
>>62574500Lol more people used bitcoin for payment 10 years ago than now. But anyway, it can be a signal that his and his cronies' bags are already loaded.
>>62574547Why wpuld you want to spend your bitcoins if you knew they were going to increase in value?
>>62574500yeah who doesnt love paying fcking fees for every single purchase the real satoshi psyop is to normalize fees
>>62574571I was refering to the quote in op
>>62574586>yeah who doesnt love paying fcking fees for every single purchase the real satoshi psyop is to normalize feesyou pay fees on all electronic purchases. credit cards charge a % fee on every purchase, the vendor just hides raises price to compensate for it
>>62574586Merchants pay fees to Visa and Mastercard, and you pay that fee in the form of increased prices. Just because the $0.20 isn't taken directly from your account doesn't mean it's not there.
>>62574601I know. I was mostly leaving the comment for other readers to think about.
>>62574500ITT fee shills promote fees
>>62574500>for a few years now>all time high of 126k just ~9 months agokek, kok, kak
>>62574710If the idea is you want to use bitcoins as a means of transactions. Like trading goods and services between humans since that is the whole point of money. How would you feel if the tool you were using to make such exchanges were to drop 50% in value in 6 months at really any given notice?
>>62574500I see an orange fat fuck leeching gorillanigger.
>>62574743who came up with that stupid idea of buying with any crypto other than usdt/c?i don't do this. i subtract a certain amount to invest in crypto & stocks & metals & others, and keep fiat in the bank for daily purchases.do you buy coffee with nvda ? are you mental?do you buy a burger with gold? retard
>>62574743Bitcoin is trash, pedo powered and unusable. That aside, this is is such a lame economics 101 take because people sell things that 'will increase in value' ALL THE TIME.
>>62574809I agree with you. But my point is that bitcoin people seem to want to >always hold because it increases in valueAnd>of course you should be using it to buy thingsThe problem stems from what the purpose of money actually is. Money is just the method in which we attempt to use to best represent our value for something to facilitate an exchange. If the tool being used to do this was always expected to increase in value. Then people would be less likely to exchange it. At the end of the day its a gold/fiat argument. In which gold lost since it does not work well as a tool to facilitate exchange between people.
>>62574520>t. Uncultured non tri-state area resident who doesn't understand "big league"
