How can I ever compete?
Are there even any more problems to solve?
It's over for bankers, politicians, and many forms of rent seekers because of him.
>Are there even any problems in society remaining that I can fix alone with my computer?
Satoshi's side project solved money
wtf are you talking about, moron? it didn't do anything about those problems
You’ll see
>it solved money
>but it will do it eventually, in the future
>>but it will do it eventually, in the future
If you want to store your wealth in something that will keep its value... it won. It will continue to win.
If you're too poor and you go broke more than every 4 years it can't help you.
> If you want to store your wealth in something that will keep its value... it won.
So it's a speculative asset at best, stop calling it "currency", it failed as a currency despite trying hard 10 years ago, no one uses it to buy shit.
I didn't call it a currency. It's money. It's a storehold of wealth. Storing wealth is actually a problem if you've ever had it.
It's not a liquid currency but you can denominate the money you earned into BTC and the BTC will hold its value better than anything. Unless you are too stupid to understand it and you own it for the wrong reason, which means you will sell if for a dumb reason, hence the volatility.
I can make dozens of points about what it solved or just tell you that you will see it absorb all the value in the world, in, yes, ten years.
It is proven Satoshi built this for everyone to have the right incentive to not be able to break it, to mine it, and to own it. The longer you wait to own it the more you lose.
The last threat was for the US to ban it and they just did the opposite.
Whatever, bro, I've been reading this shit since 2013, I really hoped it will die out but I guess I'll be reading cryptoshills in 2033. Then again, we still have goldbugs so oh well.
>I've been reading this shit since 2013
and what has the price done since 2013, whatever bro?
What do you think is going to happen to the price after the halving next month and after the interest rates are lowered this year?
What do you think happens to country's fiat money supply when debt is 130% of GDP?
You might be too dumb to waste time talking to.
Yet it has lower trade volume in BTC than in the 2010s. The expected mass adoptions didn't come, the NFT meme is dead, and the last recorded price is most irrelevant, since there is a limited supply of gullible idiots willing to pay anything at all for BTC.
What would NFTs or that picture have anything to do with BTC?
Volume was high in 2021 and 2022 after the last halving and FTX collapse, idiot. Yes. You are way too dumb to talk to.
Stay poor, wagie.
nobody cares about your newest rugpull scam, they care about having an alternative to garbage like paypal and crypto has proven to be unilaterally worse unless you're buying heroin with monero
>crypto has proven to be unilaterally worse unless you're buying heroin with monero
Really dumb. Why are you on IQfy? Do you label data for training models with in some 3rd world shit hole?
Literally bought lunch with Bitcoin yesterday.
2 more weeks, uhh ok 2 more years, hmmmmm yeah maybe 2 more decades
>solved money
by becoming and spawning a bunch of speculative assets for people to make actual currency with?
Bitcoin is perfect currency
practicing positive visualization techniques on a mongolian basket weaving forum is a new one to me
I was stating a fact, if you disagree explain yourself without acting like a passive aggressive child
>Are there even any more problems to solve alone with my computer?
Absolutely. If you're trying to think of startup ideas and can't think of anything and are feeling depressed because of it then i know the feeling. But you just need to give it time and you'll think of things.
I keep a spreadsheet I have full of ideas from the last 15 years or so, pretty much every time I think of an idea i put it in there, even if it sounds stupid at the time. Next thing i do is check if someone has already done the idea better than what I was thinking, and like 95% of the time that is the case. It can take months to think of a good idea actually worth working on sometimes, because you don't want to just go with the first idea you have, you need to think about it for a little while and make sure it's actually something useful, if it's not useful then nobody will use it or it won't have any impact
Ideas don't have to be super disruptive though to be useful, they can be new ideas, or just be better versions of existing products. Figma, the design software, is a good example. Invision existed before Figma, but Invision was run fairly poorly as a company and Figma overtook them and now Invision is shutting down, but they were basically the same idea
Some ideas are kind of obvious but very difficult. For example, misinformation/disinformation on the internet, just in general, not by any particular group. If you could eliminate misinformation or provide a service that everyone trusts to verify facts, not some biased junk like snopes, then it would be very useful. Like some kind of open-source fact-checking AI or something with a browser extension that highlights potential mis/disinfo online from a huge database. And if it not only told you how it arrived at that result, but told you what any bias might be and what information it is lacking
...to add to that, it's good if you work on an idea for something that you actually want yourself, then you're likely to put more effort in and not get as discouraged or bored etc
>It's over for bankers, politicians, and many forms of rent seekers because of him.
lmao CBDCs are debt slavery on steroids
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_computer_science