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In reply to All crypto trades in tandem… by Pool Shark. In reply to When the lights go out, your… by Government nee….
BTC isn't going to survive ultimately. It simply doesn't have the design or architecture needed for that. Much work needs to be done before a crypto can meet those needs. BTC is nothing more than what Netscape was- the first one to gain big attention and hit it big.
Each new dip is always lower than the previous dip, which only means one thing; death. It was the gradual awareness of more and more people that bought BTC out of each post mini-bubble collapse. The BTC bubble of happened in the mainstream, with every idiot buying in. No different than the proverbial shoeshine boy giving Joe Kennedy stock tips just before the crash of ' Now with the mainstream BTC collapse, there will be nobody left to buy it out of this collapse except via progressively lower dead cat bounces, which are only bought by stupid money.
Each dead cat bounce will be smaller and lower going forward. All the folks still bullish about BTC etc. In reply to 6 by eforce. What use could anyone make of a personal computer in their home?
Spread sheets and word processors? In reply to We will be back even without… by Pandelis. In reply to What use could everyone have… by Stackers. In reply to HODL I laugh at the mediocre attempts at intelligent discourse prevalent on this supercilious site. Rarely do you discern the pinnacle point of any issue. Your collective babbling ignorance of cryptos is embarrassing. Am not going to do the work for you arrogant slothful slugs.
In reply to The ads on this site are… by NidStyles. Glad to see everyone here having such a good time laughing at the defeat of a series of weapons meant to fight the Fed. And here I thought you wanted the bankers to lose!
You know, that tangible asset class that can't be inflated by the FED overlords. In reply to Glad to see everyone here… by NugginFuts. In reply to Don't get mad brah, I'm… by American Psycho. Nothing to fear, anti-science people. It is understandable that you don't have any idea about what is going on here and it is very scary to you. Bitcoin, and its very complex, high-level, math, is too complex for the lesser thinkers to understand.
Especially the old people who's brains are slowing dramatically as they veer towards death. This minor adjustment is to shake out the jealous loser types, leaving future enormous Bitcoin profits to the smart people. Are the Bitcoin mining equipment manufacturers having fire sales? The price has to enable making a profit on your "mined coins. In reply to Nothing to fear, anti… by Coinista.
But at least I can take my silver out and look at it and touch it. Whereas I love me some PHYS, it is only one massively manipulated means of preserving wealth in a fiat society. Seeing either of them crushed by banker manipulation evokes the same response. I'd think any legit Fed fighter would feel the same. In reply to As my wise old granny used… by notfeelinthebern.
What do you think all these Gold swaps are doing? ZH'ers are still looking for the weapon. Btc had a lot of the right stuff but we knew from the beginning that it has too many holes and is not the answer.
Mainly no instrinsic value, it is not anonomous, and most likely a product of the fed itself designed to enslave us deeper. Also, you can't have something with a finite supply be a store of wealth and act as a currency.
Greed hodlers is what is killing btc. In reply to ZH'ers are still looking for… by Donald J. Make no mistake, there is no shortage of supply of Bitcoin. There are 4 quadrillion monetary units in the original Bitcoin spec, which is over 30x the number of dollars in the entire world's GDP. In reply to Make no mistake, there is no… by ElTerco. You make it sound like zh'ers can make the markets move.
If that were the case the stock and bond markets would have collapsed long ago. No, the crypto train was a scam to begin with. It was a poorly designed technology that didn't meet the full requirements of the service it was supposed to be providing.
In reply to zh'er aren't on the side of… by magnetosphere. Don't waste your time on this site, it died years ago. Nothing but clueless morons, trolls, shills, and the occasional bitter loser. The moron in the above comment says its a bubble because there's no one left to buy. Never mind the fact that he, or anyone he's ever known has ever owned a Bitcoin. No real person is actually that stupid, it's just not possible.
Half the commenters are probably government agents and the rest morons. Sounds like someone is losing a lot of money and needs a greater fool to sell to.
Good luck with that. In reply to Don't waste your time on… by fiftybagger. Sounds like a great basis for a nation's currency. Something stable in its value? Such a system does not permit limitless amounts of IOUs to be injected as debt to devalue the currency. Ah, but vigilance, morality and discipline are unknown commodities in our decadent age, so let's eat, drink and be merry - for tomorrow we die in our debtors' prisons.
Johann, my head is wrapped and I'm on board with a [Xe] 4f 14 5d 10 6s 1 standard. In reply to Johann, my head is wrapped… by American Psycho. In reply to You know As Christian… by Consuelo.
That paper merely raises questions and suggests possible avenues for inquiry. Since you're now a known liar in addition to an "arrogant slothful slug," you would do well to reserve future name-calling for a mirror. This is an extremely bearish stawk blog during the strongest bull market in recent memory.
These motherfuckers just had a story about a UFO sighting yesterday. It's only a matter of time before ZH starts requesting members' addresses so they can send guys to your driveway dressed in Statue of Liberty costumes spinning a sign. In reply to So much for the "store of… by Bokkenrijder. Core made Bitcoin unusable by refusing to utilize on-chain scaling for some half-assed and as it turns out, theoretically impossible secondary layer solution, and justified it in their minds because the price continued to rise from all the speculators surging in.
It was no longer "digital cash" but a "store of value". It was a vehicle for speculation. When prices turn down, the speculators flee. But that is no longer the case for BTC. That means there is no floor, save what chart reading fools hallucinate. Sort by Relevance Newest Oldest. Heading towards its early Feb lows Comments Sort by Thread Date.
Items per page 50 75 They will all reach their ultimate value of Zero This thing called Rock-n-Roll is nothing but a fad What use could anyone make of a personal computer in their home? The internet will never replace newspapers, albums, and big box stores and malls Bitcoin is a worthless gimmick bubble that everyone has already milked for anything it was worth History is full of people that are stuck in "the now" or even worse "the past".
True faces out today, ZHers. Enjoy your Fed masters. Not even close to being "all eggs in one basket". LOL yeah those neckbeard tokens will really protect you if central banks collapse, dipshits.
Current miner block reward is As Christian Bale proved in that movie, psychos are actually quite smart indeed.