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>>60484150 (OP)
he's right, Bitcoin will go to zero

Bitcoin Knots is the future.

He's right. Monero and Chainlink are the only useful projects in the entire space.

>>60484177
Wormhole is better than Chainlink

>>60484150 (OP)
Starting August I’m putting $400 into this slutcoin here every month until I’m tired of wage slaving

Bitcoin is undergoing a civil war right now, hardfork imminent Saylor is cooked

Sideliners and retail will FOMO and buy higher causing the gigga pump.

>Quantum computing is just around the corner
Third world braindead moron. No critical thinking, only regurgitates youtube finance slop. Body absolutely cratered with oxidized hydrogenated oil remnants. Monkey.

>>60484222
>screencapping a memeflag
You're Jewish

>>60484166
yep

I'M SCARED I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO
SELL MY BTC AND MISS OUT ON GENERATIONAL WEALTH OR HOLD AND BE RUINED BY QUANTUM COMPUTING

>>60484172
ur mom loves the knot

Didn't switzerland literally make gold out of thin air?

>>60484709
>has this nasty ass shit saved on his computer

>>60484709
>>60484720
Link? Never watched anything like this, can they actually go for a long time? Do they use any animals besides dogs?

He's right quantum computing will get switched on in 14 days

Z E R O

Silvers going to do a 1000x
God bless you

It will take at least 10 years, maybe slightly less in the most optimistic scenarios, for quantum computing to get to the point of making BTC obsolete. 10 years is plenty of time to make life changing money. Do these people just hate money or something?

>>60484150 (OP)
Buy an ad Peter.

>>60484291
>they use memeflags and not VPNs
retard

>>60484150 (OP)
It's about as around the corner as lead transmutation into gold is and retards act as if the Bitcoin is a static thing that can't adopt new quantum resistant methods

>>60484177
>my pajeet scams are better than bitcoin
tell me you're poor without telling me

>>60484150 (OP)
At 50k I would have only seen about 2x return. I don’t have a ton of disposable income so at most I would have made like $1k over a few years. Not worth it. Its like a high stakes poker game for the rich, not something I can expect to win at.

>>60485612
Bitcoin is going to 1M retard.

>inb4 I'm too late!!1!1!
retards have been parroting this shit since early 2017

>>60484222

Trips of truth.

>>60485388
Lmao at my post

>>60484177
I'm torn between buying some monero or TAO

>>60486133
Or maybe ICP. Which one should I get?

>>60484166
Dull.

Bitcoin has no purpose, it is a new thing, a trustless intangible ledger, and can be used for new things.

We can use btc for at least two priceless functions:
1) We can encode the price of money into btc via aggregate demand for “economic unit”, in doing so creating a Trustless Price Signal of Money, i.e. THE economic reference point. This massively increases the efficiency of economic calculation.

2) Trustless intangible Store of Value: Physical goods require active force simply to maintain ownership, trust-based assets require trusted third parties to operate them. Storing abstract economic value in either enables negative sum actors to parasite as NSAs can specialize exclusively in force. With a trustless intangible SoV we can guarantee voluntary exchange in-the-limit as btc can be made prohibitively expensive to seize (multi-sig, Shamir backup) and is infinitely more resistant to seizure by default

>>60485443
Bitcoin is already quantum proof as long as you follow decade old SOP and don’t reuse addresses, addresses are hashes of public keys not the keys themselves, you can’t crack a wallet (even with infinite compute) without the public-key, which isn’t exposed until spending.

>>60484150 (OP)
pmg is really hilarious
they have been seething for a decade now and they will seethe for a decade more
its twice as hilarious they think there retard and schizo tier fud is convincing anyone
at least early days btc fud was good, not the trash they throw around nowadays

>>60485388
Oh nice my buy order for 10000 BTC at $0.10 filled.

>>60484709
kys corecuck

>>60484150 (OP)

>>60485630
>Bitcoin is going to 1M
Do you really believe in Zimbabwean scenario?

>>60484150 (OP)
peak sour grapes post

>>60486627
We're already living in one. Real inflation (food, land, ultra luxury categories) is doubling every five years they just cook the inflation numbers by adding in dragon dildos and TVs.

Bitcoin could be sitting at a million dollars ten years from now and it will only feel like it's at 150k today.

Fuck, I was a lot younger and making less but Bitcoin at 20k in 2018 or whenever it topped out there felt like so much more money than Bitcoin at 110k today. I remember back then thinking 500k would be enough to make it now it's going to take 5m. And assuming I ever hit 5 million the new number will be 20m.

>>60485541
Figures that a retard such as yourself would fall for such a cultish scam like bitcoin

>>60484177
>>60484209
>>60485388
NGMI. Bitcoin is going to 20 million USD by 2045. Do what you will with this information but I already know what you'll do - stay poor.

>>60486901
Monero was a good idea but was deemed too dangerous by (((them))). I doubt it will ever outpace Bitcoin now, we are lucky enough Bitcoin is being allowed. It's only because the elites realize the dollar is cooked and want to retain their wealth just as much as we do. If there were better options for them without having to share the rewards with us we wouldn't be allowed to own Bitcoin either.

Chainlink was good for flipping into more Bitcoin but I'm pretty sure you have to be clinically retarded to still believe in it at this point. It's almost lower than ICO price.in Bitcoin value. I say this as a clinically retarded ICP baggie that thought he'd at least get a 2020 era chainlink pump to convert into Bitcoin at some point.

>>60486709
>I remember back then thinking 500k would be enough to make it now it's going to take 5m.
I remember that as well, back in 2016 or so I recall planning out my savings out for several decades and how I'd be able to retire comfortably with 500k in the bank at age 40 if I saved diligently. I think my monthly expenses were around 2k back then, and i was like if inflation sticks to 3% and the s&p keeps returning 8% this should work out. It's 9 years later, my standard of living is basically unchanged but now my monthly expenses are 4k and living off of a 500k nest egg sounds like a ridiculous pipe dream. Life got 100-150% more expensive in the last decade and we're just supposed to pretend it's always been this way.

>>60484937
biz gave me LINK so I shall give you art of zoo good girl LINK 1K EOY Fantazi

>>60484150 (OP)
its not going up, the dollar is going down

>>60487000
>Life got 100-150% more expensive in the last decade and we're just supposed to pretend it's always been this way.
It really do be like this. Nice digits though.

>>60484150 (OP)
Quantum is a nothingburger, but BTC has other problems.

>>60487438
with current level of fees (low), current mining power (high) and if bitcoin keeps getting value (not 999999999999999999999999 $ or whatever bs this meme picture tries to imply) then it will be more than enough, stop posting this crap that makes you look stupid

>>60487438
>>60487461
By 2136 the dollar will no longer exist anyways so it will be worth 11 trillion dollars.

>>60485529
https://home.cern/news/news/physics/alice-detects-conversion-lead-gold-lhc
Gold will devalue before Bitcoin does.

>>60485388
Kek baggies

>60486454
Rent free

>>60484177
sadly this

>>60487438
Mining only protects the network from double spends(clawbacks), security budget doesn’t need to scale with mcap

Quantum will crash Satoshi’s wallet and all hell will break loose

>>60484150 (OP)
>BUY GOLD RETARDS
What if AI uncovers the secret to alchemy? Is there a quantum-safe metal?

>>60490444
Theft is still theft. The research int/corp/state that develops a functional QC would suffer irreversible harm to their reputation if they stole satoshi’s coins and dumped them on the open market. Yet even under the lawless hypothetical where such brazen theft does not turn the perpetrator into a pariah, the action would not break bitcoin but instead provide the buying opportunity of a lifetime.

In reality of course, powerful QCs would simply cause a fork that no longer recognizes spent wallets as valid.

>>60490541
>wow who would so something illegal?
All that has to happen is one researcher taking out a big btc short before moving $0.01 from Satoshi’s wallet.

>>60486208
Sir this is true. The trusting is the less and the value is stored with the coin.... Honorable Mr. Michael Saylor and Honorable Mr. Jordan Peterson have instructed the purchasing of the coin... Thank you sir

>>60486938
Yes sir I agree. The coin is going to the forty five million dollars United States of America (400USD$) in the year 2045... By then India will be great super power bloody bastard benchodes will be wiped out by intergalactic Indian army paid in the bitcoins sir... Thank you for your post

>>60484177
Chainlink is literally a funko pop token. The white paper says token not even needed. Braindead ASL jeets.

>>60484150 (OP)

>>60490579
>lone researcher leap-frogs google/darp/cern/mit and squanders the multi-billion dollar breakthrough engaging in market manipulation
Doubt. But also irrelevant, that would be the buying opportunity of a lifetime.

>>60487840
You are misunderstanding both the nature of gold and Bitcoin. Another reason why laymen shouldn't write about subjects that are way past their levels. In the first picture you are referring to the LHC that "transformed" lead into gold. This is mostly false as the atoms themselves are not stable and decay in microseconds. There is no known process that can produce gold in any meaningful way. This event was used for click-baity articles, completely ignoring the fact that the gold atoms are gone in an eyeblink.

As for Bitcoin, no machines are required to alter the scarcity of BTC. What you need is consensus. Moreover and funny enough, Bitcoin can exist without machines. SHA256 can be computed by hand (pen and paper) and you can transact via mail delivery with printed QR codes.

>>60487840
>the smartest poltard
Why hasn't anybody 'altered crypto' with a room full of 90s computers then?