We are not early adop

>we are not early adop...

>And when asked “What is the blockchain?”, 41 per cent answered that it was another name for an old-fashioned toilet pull flush.

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Explain cryptocurrency in addition to blockchain and DAG in less than 2 minutes to a granny with no computer and a - at best - rudimentary understanding what the internet is.
Impossible.

Lower your standards. Take her Son, Mr. Smith: accountant and in his early 50ies, proud to write via WhatsApp with his adult kids.
With luck, he gets what a blockchain and BTC is.
Using it? Nah, too complex. He rather uses fiat.

His kids? Yeah, they heard about Bitcoin, but the hype is over, they are too late.

You assume the whole population as a target. For this, the tech is not mature enough.

Actually it's potential user base isnt mature enough is the biggest problem, tech advancement will follow adoption

Over a third of Brits are mentally retarded.

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you short to get mote

the internet has not even reached saturation in non western countries

so my crib niggers, we are the early adopters, and in the next 2 years, we will breach the chasm

Saffa here can confirm

I mean they are not far off.

People, of course, must love uncontrolled manipulated money because everyone is an rebellious anarchist deep inside his soul

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people will love to keep their taxes in their pocket.

> Because profit.

People in Europe love welfare states, they're NOT gonna get rid of taxes

People love money. The state gives them money. Now they can on top of that, keep their money.

Law Abiding Nigger

early adopters have been and gone. That's what caused the huge spike in Jan. Why the fuck else would it spike?

Its not beating that ATH.

Limited availability + slow news cycle, leading to crypto attention. Higher prices, made more hodlers to sell.

Increased availability + no new money + heavy bank restriction short times.

The very fact, that big guys are shorting means, crypto is fine.

We are the early adopters though. Only about 8% of US adults own cryptocurrencies. That is so far away from 100%. Plus when there is over 75% adoption, places and things that cryptocurrencies can be directly spent on would be everywhere, encouraging the old guard and earlier stages to buy back in because there are many practical uses for them.

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Great. Now you only need to solve the scaling problem.
And remove the volatility, so it can gain usability.
Or you can start with the usability, which will end the volatility, which result in more usability, which in turn end the volatility, which result in more usability, which in turn end the volatility, which result in more usability, which in turn end the volatility, which result in more usability, which in turn end the volatility...

You catch my drift?

what makes u think that 100% of ppl will ever own crypto, thats ridiculous

That is fake news.

310 * 0.08 ~ 25 million people

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You retard are never gonna make it.

You know it's more than a third m8.

The charts refer to adopter that are able to adopt. Since 100% of the people are able to have a computer and internet, that makes the charts relevant to 100%.

Also, do not confuse "speculate with cryptocurrencies" with "adapting cryptocurrencies".

If I buy cars low and sell them higher, it does not mean that my actions cause more traffic on the streets.

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8% of Americans own crypto now and 21% of millenials and close to 50% of college students.

Just admit it's fucking over.

60% is very high, if we are not early adopters, then we are fucked

NOT TRUE YOU NIGGER

in total there are 400 000 BTC addresses with satoshies in them

I agree with and know sources of the first two numbers. Could I get a source of the 50% of college students? I found 20%

Another number you may find interesting: 3/10 (30%) of salleried workers in South Korea have cryptocurrencies.