Anonymous
ID: yLy4Z7aW
6/14/2025, 8:00:15 PM No.60504231
discuss bitcoin
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Thread 60504231 - /biz/ [Archived: 1140 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: Yv+9SK0E
6/14/2025, 8:14:07 PM No.60504273
bitcoin good
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Anonymous
ID: QTj9epiv
6/14/2025, 8:15:38 PM No.60504280
>>60504231 (OP)
My problem is that I can't accumulate more than $300 worth of BTC per month as a Europoor. I do, but it takes so long.
My problem is that I can't accumulate more than $300 worth of BTC per month as a Europoor. I do, but it takes so long.
Anonymous
ID: XCpBoIKk
6/14/2025, 8:33:56 PM No.60504322
>>60504231 (OP)
Bitcorn
Bitcorn
Anonymous
ID: 0pQRRPpf
6/14/2025, 8:36:19 PM No.60504329
Anonymous
ID: k9eioecB
6/14/2025, 8:36:29 PM No.60504330
Bitcoin has never experienced a world war...
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Anonymous
ID: Yv+9SK0E
6/14/2025, 8:38:08 PM No.60504340
>>60504330
Even if it does go down when there's a world war, it will recover afterward. Bitcoin will survive
Even if it does go down when there's a world war, it will recover afterward. Bitcoin will survive
Anonymous
ID: gSjsTM99
6/14/2025, 8:40:18 PM No.60504348
>>60504330
polcucks predicted 500 of the last 0 world wars
polcucks predicted 500 of the last 0 world wars
Anonymous
ID: DOa2miYz
6/15/2025, 1:54:02 AM No.60505178
>>60504231 (OP)
It's a neat product but unfortunately doesn't fit well with my investment goals, so I'll have to pass.
It's a neat product but unfortunately doesn't fit well with my investment goals, so I'll have to pass.
Anonymous
ID: p+N4OmUp
6/15/2025, 2:02:29 AM No.60505201
>>60504330
and it never will lmao
and it never will lmao
Anonymous
ID: F/4JMQKw
6/15/2025, 2:53:19 AM No.60505345
>>60504330
The First World War is what ended the global gold standard era (1871-1914), and ushered in the age of fiat. All previous wars had been financed with gold reserves, and therefore usually had to be short in duration before ruining an economy. But for the first time nation states discovered that their populations would accept theft through inflation via fiat currency printing. This is what enabled the Great War to be so destructive and long lasting. Had the war been fought with gold reserves, it would have been over by Christmas 1915 because at least one side would have run out of gold. The Second World War was a vengeance war in response to the first. Once again, fiat currency was abused by all sides. All of this is to put into perspective that a hypothetical third world war would lead to trillions of dollars of printed fiat currency and explode the value of Bitcoin all the more rapidly. It’s not even a threat to Bitcoin, more of another case in point to its value.
The First World War is what ended the global gold standard era (1871-1914), and ushered in the age of fiat. All previous wars had been financed with gold reserves, and therefore usually had to be short in duration before ruining an economy. But for the first time nation states discovered that their populations would accept theft through inflation via fiat currency printing. This is what enabled the Great War to be so destructive and long lasting. Had the war been fought with gold reserves, it would have been over by Christmas 1915 because at least one side would have run out of gold. The Second World War was a vengeance war in response to the first. Once again, fiat currency was abused by all sides. All of this is to put into perspective that a hypothetical third world war would lead to trillions of dollars of printed fiat currency and explode the value of Bitcoin all the more rapidly. It’s not even a threat to Bitcoin, more of another case in point to its value.
Anonymous
ID: CJnNxMvV
6/15/2025, 2:57:25 AM No.60505364
Anonymous
ID: kQClvGsR
6/15/2025, 3:11:03 AM No.60505406
Anonymous
ID: b8acYHPj
6/15/2025, 4:29:52 AM No.60505593
>>60504231 (OP)
Bitcoin is digital energy. Bitcoin is digital property.
Bitcoin is digital energy. Bitcoin is digital property.
Anonymous
ID: YMhWbUxy
6/15/2025, 5:21:15 AM No.60505690
How many kwh does bitcoin generate?
Fucking kek "digitaI" hahahahaha
I bet you have a digitaI girlfriend too
Fucking kek "digitaI" hahahahaha
I bet you have a digitaI girlfriend too
Anonymous
ID: rLDnn+df
6/15/2025, 5:46:36 PM No.60506882
Tulip mania lasted a lot less than bitcoin has in a time when a letter could take months to travel across Europe. At this point, equating bitcoin to tulip mania is like still saying cars are a fad in the 1940s.
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Anonymous
ID: 2FhGLHoo
6/15/2025, 6:04:24 PM No.60506924
>>60506882
This is a good point, if Tulip mania took place today, it would be akin to a 1 day pump and dump.
This is a good point, if Tulip mania took place today, it would be akin to a 1 day pump and dump.
Anonymous
ID: xpc3psm9
6/15/2025, 6:17:09 PM No.60506959
>>60504330
War is bullish for bitcoin. More government money printing devalues fiat currencies causing bitcoin to rise.
War is bullish for bitcoin. More government money printing devalues fiat currencies causing bitcoin to rise.