Who will win?

Who will win?

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>cuck rock
>boomer boulder
>fedora nugget
>elemental so.y
>fool’s bitcoin

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Gold is a guarantee to do well. Bitcoin is a huge question mark. Why would you bet on Bitcoin when you could just buy gold?

Because you can’t transfer gold online and we live in the 21st century

I don't want to store my wealth, I want to transform what I have into more wealth. I also believe in crypto as a long term project and want to support it however I can

>Gold is a guarantee to do well.
Assumption.

I want them to spitroast the dollar while silver jacks off to it in the corner.

That kind of thing is only really useful for a bunch of rag heads sending their cousin Muhammad jihad money for their cause without accountability. When are you ever going to be doing that in regular day to day life?

>>fool’s bitcoin
I like this one best. Had a good chuckle.

today i bought software from russians and sent them btc, any more questions?

lmao.
gold is out of stock literally everywhere in the world except minting headquarters, but yeah sure the ONLY reason why you'd possibly want to transfer gold online is to send it to terrorists with no accountability.

>user coins will win
>but monero will die
>and zano will live

Guns.

You lack vision

>Why would you bet on Bitcoin when you could just buy gold?

most people literally can't buy physical gold right now. buying paper gold is like storing your bitcoins on binance instead of a cold wallet BIG FUCKING NO, especially during a crisis.

ease of transaction, compunded with divisibility ensures it's the future.

because I don't give a fuck about making AT MOST just x2 of the money I invest

and all the right wing people banned from paypal?

The only value of money is in lubing up transactions so we aren't trading toilet paper for potatoes. I don't see that utility in either precious metals or current crypto.

If crypto ever went to replace current money systems there'd be governments, unions and other aspects of organized society involved in it's founding, just like every money system before it.

> 2× at most
Oh user you have been misinformed.

>monero will die

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Bitcoin will win, but not without some serious drops. The Dow is heading below 7000 and S&P 500 heading below 800. The gold is held in some warehouse somewhere by some company that might declare bankruptcy. Sure the bitcoin is stored on some exchange that can get hacked but I still think it's safer than the gold company

The only reason anyone is in crypto is the hope of massive gains and you need high risk for that

You should be holding onto your own bitcoin in a paper or hardware wallet. Only move it to an exchange when cashing out to minimize 3rd party risk.

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The green paper.

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Terrorists.

Swiss Frank

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Yup. Don't forget drugs and child porn too.

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My apologies, I mean "The red paper".

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Neither, buy guns instead.

Next reserve currency of the world is either crypto or the red paper.

I've actually used a few grand in BTC and other cryptos to pay for goods and online subscriptions. I have literally never paid for anything in gold directly despite having a few oz of it. I'd have to go to a coin or pawn shop, fuck around with them trying to jew me, get cash, and use cash in person, physically send the cash in the mail, or use some cash sending service. Risk and fees galore. Then I might be left with cash left over because selling a couple grams off a 1/4oz piece is impossible without losing even more money.
Bitcoin, despite the flaws, is totally fungible and liquid with low transfer fees. It's impossible to fake (without EVERYONE knowing), easy to move, and very convenient. Gold is not. Gold is a pain in the ass. Gold is risky to buy and sell. Gold is not a good general currency.

The only currency that deserves it's title is the one that keeps your fridge stocked, electricity, plumbing, waste management and general infrastructure running. Some guy who bricked 200 GPUs without providing any service or goods to buy pot online doesn't make a currency.

>boomer boulder

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the youth are immune from coronachan + the youth are more impatient...therefore millienials and below are going to lead this economic recovery with crypto.
the politicians will catch on to these "green shoots" and one of the unexpected results will be a flurry of laws that enshrine cryptos legal status in law.

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do you accept GOLD?

Cash is king baby BRRRRRRRR

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They'll probably both do well. It's the green cotton paper that's gonna take a beating.

>Company declares bankruptcy
Safe

yeah, gold has been doing reaaally well in this current crash

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1 gold oz will always be a gold oz. Maybe when the depression happens, you'll be able to buy a box of canned soup with it.

1 btc will also always be 1 btc, faggot ;)

I can pay my electric bill and buy food with my BTC because there's an infrastructure for directly using it with existing credit and debit systems with very low fees. I can withdraw it into cash at any ATM as well. If all this infrastructure falls over, I can do direct transactions with people using easy to use software that works on a phone. In this situation, I'd probably be buying food $500 at a time, and I could work with management to transfer the funds. You'd have to do the same thing with gold, because they'd have to weigh and test it. The BTC is actually easier and lower risk even in this situation. This is the power of true fungibility.
If even the internet is gone and mining is dead, well that's why I have a few oz of gold and a kilo of silver. I consider this kind of scenario to be basically science fiction though, and even if this happened we'd be back on some other system soon enough. Metals are just too inconvenient.

I bought a VPN sub using crypto the other day and it was smoother than using my card, didn't need any of my personal info either

Meanwhile I've never actually even bought gold before. Why would I?

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because i don't care about your guaranteed boomer gains. i'm all in chainlink

Monero is the only uncucked cryptocurrency left---that is, legitimately untraceable shit you buy to pay for things instead of trading around itself for get-rich-quick schemes.

You can have some company hold it for you.

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Why not trade uranium?

It literally has a Moloch owl on it. It's Satanic fake money that's a representation of debt, not actual value.

That's beautiful toilet paper.

They have equivalent intrinsic value

Half the fun in owning boomer rocks is holding it yourself though, isn't it?

you buy my coffee with BTC

You don't need internet or a network to transfer data locally. Won't go on a ledger but there will be programs to test authenticity of currency same as we now test for legit gold and bills.

>Gold is not a good general currency.
Gold is $100 dollar bills to Silver's $5 / $10 bills.

is it possible to safely invest in crypto if you're not an autist who spends all day monitoring the prices?

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whichever one is provable, audit-able and easy to transport.

Yes literally all you need to do is buy and hold BTC, ETH, or LINK. Preferably LINK

Isn't it a big assumption that they won't eventually lose their worth?

>ETH, or LINK
This isn't 2018 anymore.

You mean go to 0? Literally impossible. They could lose 90% of their value though when the Dow crashes below 7000 and the banking system collapses, but soon after that its +5000%

no man, number go up don't you get it?

No I get it, but honestly everytime I explain this shit on here I lose more enthusiasm than last time. I don't really feel like going through all of it (again) so I'll just simply just say it's mathematically impossible for LINK tokens to be worth less than $100-1000 if it's used by the intended parties. I don't really know much about ETH I just know it's just up there as one of the big three and still has developments and users. Also most other coins are built on it's network. BTC is obvious because it's what all the normies think of. It's really as simple as supply and demand. If BTC increases in price with such a limited supply the only thing that could hurt BTC long term is being forgotten about, which at this point I don't see happening.

whoops you're right, I should exclude ETH from the list

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>if it's used by the intended parties
And 3 years later, it still isn't.

>Your Car
>Used Man

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Oh I didn't realize market changing software could be miracled into existence in a matter of months with all the intended support ready and waiting

Guess it's a scam, you better not buy any

back to the discord with you, tranny

>in a matter of months
Lern2Reed zoomie.