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Last of the V8s
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come on boys it's been posted twice now shouldn't we jumping up and down again another company sank 115 million into btc and no one seems to give two shits you'd rather talk about quantum greek jews or something i mean perhaps this is the new normal i don't know but i think it's something
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October 13, 2020, 07:50:49 PM |
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come on boys it's been posted twice now shouldn't we jumping up and down again another company sank 115 million into btc and no one seems to give two shits you'd rather talk about quantum greek jews or something i mean perhaps this is the new normal i don't know but i think it's something
Agreed. And I hope it *IS* the new normal. This is where I think we are on the bitcoin adoption curve: The question is will price follow a similar trajectory? Man, I hope so.
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October 13, 2020, 08:58:52 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Fidelity....mic drop https://thecryptofeed.net/articles/new-fidelity-report-explains-why-trillions-of-dollars-could-move-into-bitcoin-in-the-coming-years/https://www.fidelitydigitalassets.com/articles/bitcoin-as-alternative-investmentWith the backdrop of bitcoin as an uncorrelated asset that could have value in a sufficiently diversified portfolio, the new report from Fidelity Digital Assets notes that the potential exists for trillions of dollars of new money to come into the bitcoin market. The report notes bitcoin is a “drop in the bucket” compared to the markets it could potentially disrupt in the coming years.
For example, the report mentions bitcoin’s current market cap at just under $200 million [actually, it is >200 billions, hehe]. By comparison, Fidelity Digital Assets cites the CAIA Association‘s estimate of the alternative investment market at $13.4 trillion in 2018. According to the report, 10% of that money moving into bitcoin would equate to a roughly $1.3 trillion market size increase for the world’s largest crypto asset.
The report from Fidelity Digital Assets also notes that the size of the alternative asset market could increase in the coming years due to a potential decline in the attractiveness of holding bonds.
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October 13, 2020, 10:13:22 PM |
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come on boys it's been posted twice now shouldn't we jumping up and down again another company sank 115 million into btc and no one seems to give two shits you'd rather talk about quantum greek jews or something i mean perhaps this is the new normal i don't know but i think it's something
Spot on. Was going to say stuff, but I got beaten to it. Have a merit instead.
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October 14, 2020, 12:03:21 AM |
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October 14, 2020, 12:25:25 AM |
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The virus I’m actually interested in is spreading - yeah...i want to 'crank up' my FOMO music hit list when things pump again ...big time... (it has been so long...soooooo lonely) Brad
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October 14, 2020, 12:39:37 AM |
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October 14, 2020, 12:51:09 AM |
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eheh....charts..almost forgot #dyor shiny and chrome 4h D #stronghands
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October 14, 2020, 02:06:21 AM |
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heh, nice edit vapour, we think alike ... how else will you pay your Galactic Federation taxes after the "big reveal"? ... you think there is no driving force behind all these global international One World Order Government moves? ... the aliens are just working quietly behind the scenes, putting things in place and getting us ready to start paying their dues. And bitcoin is a currency they will accept. edit: Colony
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October 14, 2020, 05:43:32 AM |
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The skittish reactions are rather ironic, whereas my principal point was that Abbie Richards placed George Soros off-limits for discussion by labelling any such concerns as per se “antisemitic”. (And by the way, that cartoon that I reposted did not even depict any of the famous Jewish American money-men.) I wasn’t the one who brought up Soros being Jewish. This nonsensical grab-bag was: It is one issue on which all semblance of rationality immediately ceases. On one side, it is categorically forbidden either to mention a Jewish person, or to mention that such a person is Jewish— even if Jewishness is mentioned only in the context of discussing an accusation that any concerns whatsoever about George Soros are “antisemitic” (!). The whole scenario is Kafkaesque—oh, dear, Kafka was Jewish; did I just accidentally make an antisemitic remark by mentioning him!? On the other side, once Jewishness gets mentioned, the interwebs tell me that it is necessary to produce elaborate proofs that Rockefeller had secret Jewish heritage (though I have never seen Morgan or Carnegie accused of being Jewish, so I suppose that I am allowed to mention them?). Schlemiel bumps into Schlimazel... In my whole life thus far, I have not met even so many as a dozen people who can discuss such matters objectively. Anyway, my other point was that Soros (a JEW!!!) basically does the same as Carnegie (NOT a JEW!!!). Carnegie bankrolled organizations with feel-good names that nobody could disagree with, such as “international peace”. Soros says that he wants an “open society”. They are all subversive as hell. DYOR—at this juncture, I am not inclined to discuss it further.
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October 14, 2020, 06:59:04 AM |
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... how else will you pay your Galactic Federation taxes after the "big reveal"?
Wild guess - we won't. Sounds so ungalactic of them. ... you think there is no driving force behind all these global international One World Order Government moves? ...
Sure there is. Human greed - take a look at the mirror. the aliens are just working quietly behind the scenes, putting things in place and getting us ready to start paying their dues.
Well, you - of all - would know. How about liberating humanity from its monetary chains? Instead of more chains something trivial like ... taxes. And bitcoin is a currency they will accept.
That's strange, I thought they were after monoatomic gold. Galactic Federation production?
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October 14, 2020, 07:14:59 AM |
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come on boys it's been posted twice now shouldn't we jumping up and down again another company sank 115 million into btc and no one seems to give two shits you'd rather talk about quantum greek jews or something i mean perhaps this is the new normal i don't know but i think it's something
Agreed. And I hope it *IS* the new normal. This is where I think we are on the bitcoin adoption curve: The question is will price follow a similar trajectory? Man, I hope so. Can't merit you cAPSLOCK but, trust me, this is the most brilliant adoption curve analysis I have seen in ages. And the fact that's confirmed by math and science further supports it. By the way, here comes my first haiku. Be kind. Financial hyenas First buy our assets, Then ask for the moon. #haiku 1
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October 14, 2020, 07:17:14 AM |
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October 14, 2020, 08:08:34 AM |
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"Not only @Square, in 2020 there are more than 10 Public Companies investing in $BTC, with a total value of over $ 6 billion, equivalent to nearly 600,000 BTC." @Coin98Analytics
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