Who are you?

By 2022 or so, yes.

No. But I bought BTC in 2013 and am now all in LINK. One of the most interesting things about this token is the amount of BTC OGs that ended up buying into it. The circles I run in are extremely heavy handed with LINK, and they definitely aren't selling.

I want to discuss monetary philosophy with someone, but this board is retarded. Care to join in conversation? I am in no way an early adopter, 22 atm so was a bit too young to buy at your entry point.

Thats a long wait :(

What are your EOY price predictions? Do you have high hopes for Sept?

/ourjeet/ thinks $300 is an understatement for links value come november this year.

Shoot. I'll preface my response by proclaiming that I do not hold BTC anymore and never will even though I fully expect it to appreciate in value.

If you can't wait 3 years to make 1 million off a 10k investment, you literally have zero chance of making it in life.

We'll see double digits this year, but not over $20.

Well, as Rothanon posted some time ago, money is a means of power. This resonated with me a lot, as money inherently holds no value. It is debt that gives people power over people, and it just so happens that debt is payed in FIAT. Do you believe the world will change it's power system without a fight?

>mining info
literally begging anons to give away their data for free. KYS OP

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What is your hedge in case of a collapse, do you aim for power or financial freedom

There's almost no chance of significant change to the world's current monetary system anytime soon. Too many people are asleep at the wheel and don't realize how fucked over they are. New experimental finance models will emerge and be successful but there won't be any chance of them becoming a global success until the boomer generation dies off. (((They))) will not let any type of new system to take hold within the next decade even as money takes new forms.