Do you realize Bitcoin has no bottom? It is not backed by government or anything. It's just internet magic beany babies money with no intrinsic value. The ponzi has collapsed. Stop buying "digital gold" and buy the real deal.
Do you realize Bitcoin has no bottom? It is not backed by government or anything...
Just realized it has no top. Ty op
OP has no bottom because he has been anally raped by a million dicks
The government do not "back" a currency, only the people back it by using it.
Nobody really uses crypto right now though, it's a matter of speculation that everybody eventually will.
buffet is against crypto for the same reason he's against gold. they are unproductive assets. gold sits in a vault just like crypto.
OP your so right, im going to start buying fiat
>unproductive assets
if Bitcoin is a unproductive asset, then so is the FED
>unproductive assets
But magical securities printed by the companies are
Shares are productive assets because companies create value through transformation of labor and materials into more valuble products you fucking dingbats!
Bitcoin is not a 'productive asset' even if it is a profitable investment because it's a store of value - it doesn't create value.
Bond however are a contract to receive future cashflow guaranteed by government: how is that in anyway similar to bitcoin!?! A decentralized platform for storing and transfering wealth specifically designed to avoid interference of gubermint!
The absolute state of Jow Forums!!
What BTC offers is a store of wealth out of the reach of the FED and the government.
This is unironically true and I think we all know there. We're just gambling at this point for 1 last pump to cash out and buy safe boomer stocks
This entirely relies on opinion. Opinion changes, just like the market shows.
it's baby brains
You're either completely wrong, or quoted somebody you didn't mean to?
how do you measure the "bottom" on something thats infinitely divisible into even smaller parts?
so how do you cash out 10 years from now when there's only a $5000 market volume actually being traded and you have $1 billion (technically) invested?
Do you have brain damage? Are you alright?
Boomer Warren doesn’t own gold either and trashes it too OP
at least with gold there's institutional investors or hoarders willing to spend $1 billion to buy a pallet's worth of gold
people only buy bitcoin in increments of $100 at a time for drugs, so good luck cashing out
1 BTC is "technically" worth $6400 only because 0.015669 BTC is being sold for $100
These threads are an unironic bull signal
Boomers are sweating in the summer heat, feeling uncomfortable, knowing they're going to die, knowing they're too old and dumb for this next big thing. This is the final death gasp of the boomer bubble before we pop its fat guts into the fertilizing manure of the world.
problem is though, no one is going to buy 1 BTC at a time unless they're some libertarian idiot, so you're stuck with $100 orders and if you want to cash out at once you'd crash the spot price instantly
so now you're stuck with an asset that has to be sold over 10 years in $100 increments in order to keep it's value
it's an illiquid asset
maybe you guys should be considering the time value of money vs risk
lol the first person to cash out is going to destroy the market
businessinsider.com
>illiquid asset
boomer COPE
coinmarketcap.com
Bitcoin's volume in the last 24 hours was $4,807,320,000.
That's almost 5 billion dollars. What the fuck are you talking about?
t. boomer
>illiquid asset
>5 billion 24hr volume
>in the lows of a bearmarket
>with china trading ban still intact
What's the average bitcoin trade?
fpbp
actually probably meant to go with the mode, what trades at what dollar amount are the most common?
art is essentially priceless but good luck finding a buyer for a $15 million van gouh
>7 posts all saying the same shit
The answer is yes
Whats the average sensensionalist piece of shit journalism article that youre quoting to feel verified
this thing
businessinsider.com
was written by a 12 year old with 5 minutes allocated to research
>comparing art to an asset that has literally 5 billion USD trading volume
dude will you stop
I don't know where to find that data, but does it matter? For example, on Binance alone, the 24hr volume was 257 million. That's like 10 million an hour.
coinmarketcap.com
You're not crashing the price by selling over $100. Or $1000. Or $10,000. Or $100,000. Or $1,000,000. I've sold 100k before and it didn't move the price. Did I sell it all at once? No. But I did it over the course of like, 5 minutes.
lmao all of the volume is self reported by exchanges, you don't really know shit. crypto-crypto and crypto-tether volume is pointless too
Opinion on gold didn't change much during the last 5000 years.
what we do know is that somehow 2.5 billion Tether is in Use
Nothing is out of the government's reach