what are you going to do about your crypto, bro?
>hold it and hope it goes higher
this shit is fucking cooked. crypto was meant to be a currency. meanwhile, no businesses accept it. we've had this shit for 15-20 years and it's still unstable af. so what business would accept it?
even if it was accepted by businesses it's a convoluted process.
>get paycheck from my company to bank
>convert it to btc
>buy a pizza or whatever with btc
>business owner instantly has to convert btc to dollars because btc could drop overnight
in this example it's literally like putting pizza on the stock market. they would never accept amazon stock as payment for the same reason.
the entire crypto market is going to collapse when everyone realizes it has no utility. it's just air. i was a btc to $1M guy for a while, but then i realized this shit is going nowhere and sold all my crypto.
it will never go to zero though because it has an underlying value of being able to purchase drugs online. the big banks will eventually rug pull and that's when it all comes crumbling down.
this shit is fucking cooked. crypto was meant to be a currency. meanwhile, no businesses accept it. we've had this shit for 15-20 years and it's still unstable af. so what business would accept it?
even if it was accepted by businesses it's a convoluted process.
>get paycheck from my company to bank
>convert it to btc
>buy a pizza or whatever with btc
>business owner instantly has to convert btc to dollars because btc could drop overnight
in this example it's literally like putting pizza on the stock market. they would never accept amazon stock as payment for the same reason.
the entire crypto market is going to collapse when everyone realizes it has no utility. it's just air. i was a btc to $1M guy for a while, but then i realized this shit is going nowhere and sold all my crypto.
it will never go to zero though because it has an underlying value of being able to purchase drugs online. the big banks will eventually rug pull and that's when it all comes crumbling down.
