Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
Alden said:
Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
I’m pretty sure the average user here would somehow still lose their money even with a time machine
@Dakotah
100% guaranteed
Alden said:
Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
I told everyone to buy BTC back in 2011, but I never did it. My friends didn’t believe me either, and I went back through Facebook Messenger and saw I actually did.
Alden said:
Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
Plot twist: Bill Gates was rich enough to build a time machine and knew the future back in 2014 when he made this prediction
@Marcell
Plot twist: using that time machine, Bill Gates cheats on his wife with as many women as possible thanks to his buddy Epstein.
Alden said:
Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
This is actually a better investment than crypto, surprisingly lol
Alden said:
Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
This is actually a better investment than crypto, surprisingly lol
We’d probably still get roasted anyway
Alden said:
Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
I still doubted Bitcoin even when it was at 10 dollars.
Alden said:
Starting a crowdfunding campaign to make a time machine. Sounds worth it for sure
Too late, CZ has already done it
Bill Gates also mentioned he would short Bitcoin if he could back in 2018.
So he sort of went against what he suggested here.
Ansel said:
Bill Gates also mentioned he would short Bitcoin if he could back in 2018.
So he sort of went against what he suggested here.
That prediction was pretty accurate since Bitcoin dropped almost immediately after. The low it hit was basically the kickoff for the next bull run. But shorting Bitcoin after summer 2018 would have been a smart move, especially if you went long afterward. Those are big ifs, but he had the timing down.
Ansel said:
Bill Gates also mentioned he would short Bitcoin if he could back in 2018.
So he sort of went against what he suggested here.
Many people lost faith in BTC after 2017, and understandably so.
@Kyrie
What happened in 2017? I’m a bit late to this.
Brianna said:
@Kyrie
What happened in 2017? I’m a bit late to this.
It became not useful for smaller transactions because of a flood of investor trades and a limited block size. I had to add other coins to various websites since people stopped using BTC due to high fees, which sometimes exceeded the product price. Retailers like Steam and Microsoft also dropped support as a payment option. It was a mess, with transactions stuck in the backlog for weeks.
The change in public opinion made Bitcoin useless for everyday transactions, resulting in major losses for many and endless work to add other coins.
@Kyrie
So you’re saying Bitcoin Cash was actually helpful in getting BTC into the hands of the public?
I thought they were labeled as a bad coin all this time lol
Marcell said:
@Kyrie
So you’re saying Bitcoin Cash was actually helpful in getting BTC into the hands of the public?
I thought they were labeled as a bad coin all this time lol
Didn’t even mention BCH. But I agree they continued the effort for peer-to-peer cash.
Most payments I receive now are in LTC or XMR, and BCH is useful but not widely accepted.
@Kyrie
Of course you didn’t mention BCH, but it fits right in with your argument. Whether Lightning is functional or not, it’s obvious that a simple increase in block size isn’t a sustainable solution. We need a more refined approach.
@Ridley
I’m not loyal to any coin. I just want to make money and will use whatever works.
Arguing with you about this is pointless and just a waste of time.