6 days ago
We're still in the early days of bitcoin. With all the positive economic announcements around bitcoin, its acceptance as a currency, big whales buying through institutions.
History repeats itself again and again, the rich eat first, the poor eat last. For those here today in crypto, building a great empire while people around you are telling you to stop because it's dangerous, it's going to go 0
Of course, stay unemployed and we'll see who needs help in the not too distant future.
History repeats itself again and again, the rich eat first, the poor eat last. For those here today in crypto, building a great empire while people around you are telling you to stop because it's dangerous, it's going to go 0
Of course, stay unemployed and we'll see who needs help in the not too distant future.
6 days ago
In response Astro peng to his Publication
The problem is that if the masses don't find bitcoin interesting and there isn't a massive influx of capital, miners will be poorly remunerated and will leave for lack of profitability.
For me, this will be a total planetary change, where developing countries like Argentina, Brazil, African countries, India, etc. will fully embrace the cryptographic ecosystem and implement it so rapidly in their daily lives that they will be ahead of the developed countries and therefore benefit from considerable wealth.
6 days ago
In response taboshi to her Publication
