Who is actually going to buy at 100k? Who are the people who watched Bitcoin grow for up to 15 years and only then decide to buy? I just don't understand that there can be enough people left to buy to push the price beyond that at this point,
Who is actually going to buy at 100k...
Scarcity.
normies will, with a promise of 250k+
Scarcity
...does not equal value. Also we can create more btc with a single git commit, so it's not really scarce.
Who is actually going to buy at 100k?
there will always be greedy people
Still not understanding forking
Honestly why are you here to spread lies? Who's paying you?
20k? Lol I ain't buying that shit
100k? OH MY FAUCI NUMBER GO UP SO I NEED TO BUY BUTTCOINS
Do you honestly think there aren't millions of people like this? This is how normies think
People Who think is gonna reach 1 million
With every cycle, more and more normies are exposed to and burnt by crypto. one day there will be no greater fool like OP mentioned. Its been almost 20 years and no one is using btc day to day as Craig Wright intended so its safe to say that utility will never be a factor in driving bitcoins price. The ceiling once adjusted for inflation could be something like 100-150k forever
Token split. We move a decimal and boom, price is immediately attractive to the normies. Then in 50 years we spending satoshis.
Fiat will continue to fall.
BTC is a rock solid store of value where people can put their money without having to worry about their government printing more and devaluing it.
It's not about absolute price. It's about ROI, which will continue to stay stronger than other assets.
who is actually going to buy at $10
who is actually going to buy at $100
who is actually going to buy at $500
who is actually going to buy at $1000
who is actually going to buy at $10000
who is actually going to buy at $20000
who is actually going to buy at $40000,
etc.
BTC isn't crypto. The ETFs are in, helping to build a stronger market cap.
Who gives a fuck about day to day use? Do people exchange their gold daily?
Reminder than 92% of BTC is held by 2% of wallets
desu, up until now i thought you had to mine crypto, i didnt realize you could buy it.
t.mind blown
It's already been done my friend. And it will inevitably happen again.
Governments.
Also we can create more btc with a single git commit
no you can't
I'm watching BTC since $3k so why afraid. I got MBM that been holding cause I know meme coin is worth the long run
yeah and its not doing what its intention was!
now its a useless asset that dumps out of a sudden and everybody seems ok with that.
strange clown world
some pretty meek fud in this thread 3/10
the price doesnt matter, you need to buy it if there's something that you need/want to pay that only accepts bitcoin
as Craig Wright intended
you were ALMOST a believable troll but here you revelead yourself
you did make me laugh tho, kek
Not me, once it goes into 6 figures it's all sent to the exchange with various limit sells set for 105, 110, 115, 120
fucking retard
Memecoin not worth for the long run only blue chip or like vesta rwa narrative or perhaps utilities can last long
21 million coins divisible by 1 million pieces each
I love it when jeets cross communicate and shill to each other in a thread
Exit liquidity provided by the medias and influencers.
It's a ponzi scheme, the late comers pay the frist arrived.
This is how every single investment works when boiled down to simplest terms. Houses, Land, Stocks, Metals, its all the same concept. Life is a ponzi scheme.
as long as goyim pay crypto gas fees there will be crypto
Craig Wright is the ideal satoshi candidate though. If not him, then perhaps Len Sassaman. My theory is they worked jointly to create BTC, with Sassaman handling the cryptography and Wright doing the coding.
It will sound cheap after it swings around there long enough
Wright doing the coding.
the man didn't know what a git diff was
didn't know what an unsigned int was
he literally couldn't read code
that man never wrote a single line of code in his life, anyone in IT can tell you that instantly
google it
the man didn't know what a git diff was
Dr. Craig Wright has been in the industry since the 90s, way before git was created. Im sure he's more familiar with subversion or other source control tools
didn't know what an unsigned int was
Maybe he spent too much time doing java development and simply needed his memory to be refreshed, have you ever considered this? Plus its not like the initial release of bitcoin was programming perfection, I am not claiming Wright is a genius. He was definitely involved with the creation of digital gold though.
kek you absolutely can.
kek.
well then do it
This. $100k sounds like a lot for a BTC rn. Just like $100 did. People get used to the price. I bought BTC in 2014 for $180 but only to buy alts (Auroracoin, Blackcoin etc) because I thought BTC was too expensive. I finally put my life savings in in 2020 at $8k per BTC. People will get used to any new price with enough time.
no, if you watch the video where he says those thing you know it's impossible. If you are not in IT maybe you don't understand it immediately, but i can 100% assure that it's literally not possible. It doesn't matter how many other languages you worked on, if at any point of your life you worked with C, writing an entire software architecture, there's no way you forget what an unsigned int is and give an answer like his. 0 chance. It's like forgetting what "apple" means. It's not some niche knowledge, it's the absolute ABC
honestly? whos going to buy above 10k?
Why haven’t you done this then and become a billionaire?
-dont think it will 100 ever
-73 was the peak ath
-most coins in very few wallets
-not working as payment as intended
it will just sit in some wallets for nothing. the nobody wants it anymore. no real use case!
-most coins in very few wallets
you know that the big wallets belong to exchanges, right? they represent multiple people