why do shitcoiners keep buying premined ponzi schemes (that always crash and never recover) when Bitcoin has consistently gone up for the past 16 years?

because a lot of people don't have any serious capital, even if it turns your $2k into $3k it isn't much help

>>60511831
people were calling Bitcoin a huge bubble when it was trading at 5k in 2017. I remember...

>>60511824 (OP)
Because they are getting insanely rich, I've seen it many times. You wait for it to get past inflation since 2021.

>>60511831
There's something called "borrowing" that allows you to use your capital for getting more capital

>>60511930
If you’re trying to imply that the average person knows to use debt to build wealth and nothing else, I’ve got a bridge to sell you.

>>60511938
You can do that when crapto or stonks have slowly descended into a clear longer lasting bottom, and you can survive two years or so.
Otherwise, it's a way into eternal debt slavery.

Throwing $200 into btc isn't going to get you squat these days. The only way that $200 will turn into anything is through gambling in the shitcoin casino.

Because we need a 100x, not a 2x.

>>60512021
this

>>60511824 (OP)
how they call it? unit bias?
they think bitcoin is "too expensive"
retail is no longer relevant, only institutions matter.

>>60512007
you are more likely to win the lotto.

>>60512007
if you have $200 you shouldn't even invest

>>60512021
/thread

>>60512114
When broken down into base units bitcoin is both more expensive and less scarce than other chains like XRP.
There are less drops than there are sats when both are fully diluted.