This will never become adopted in real world unless it dips below $5 a piece.
This will never become adopted in real world unless it dips below $5 a piece
Nathan Price
Eli Morris
>you have to buy whole bitcoins to use them
I bet you think $20,000 for a bitcoin is "expensive"
Adam Roberts
how it can be 5$ if it is adopted in real world ?
>t.brainlet
btc longterm is either valued at m$+ or close to 0$
Justin Rodriguez
Another autistic moron that can't understand concepts of anything other than anime and smelling farts. kys you literal retard
Anthony Ross
You must be really successful in real life user, please share more knowledge
Grayson Davis
You made me laugh user
Asher Richardson
>t. dumbass
Lucas Sanchez
no coiner spotted
ever heard of decimals
Jordan Morales
This.
BTC needs to reach 1 million so that each bitcoin contains 10 quadrillion satoshis that are worth a penny each.
Together we can solve the 'money printing' problem by minting 2.2 Quintilian dollars out of thin air.
Eli Ramirez
too much money in this shit to fuck around with it as a currency.
Jeremiah Williams
smart man. there's simply not enough Bitcoin to be used clobally if it's cheap
Connor Robinson
Post your best pictures of OP.
Oliver Young
>Can only be adopted under $5
>Gets adopted
>$2,000,000 per bitcoin
The absolute state of your IQ
Jack Butler
>I bet you think $20,000 for a bitcoin is "expensive"
i thought it's not and bought at 19k?
Angel Price
Monero is used for very-real world applications, and that's around $300.
Henry Howard
>5 x 20 000 000
>100 000 000 dollars
That sure is a lot of money bro! In fact, one of the biggest issues with BTC right now, other than the scaling its that its literally too cheap. You cant use it as proper currency unless the price is at least 500k ea.
Colton Green
It'll never be adopted for any reason, user: fees are too high, transactions too slow, and the exchanges keep taking everyone's money, desu
Evan Nelson
people have been saying this since 2011 KEK
Lincoln Perry
>Fees are too high
Uh..did we use the time machine again? Fees are literally 1.5 usd (down from 35 usd) and thats pretty cheap considering you can move millions of dollars with that single 1.5 usd
Ian Kelly
>I don't like over 2 digit decimals: The post
Isaac Garcia
And it's still true, nobody uses bitcoin as a currency.