crypto has been around for 15 years, now has widespread institutional adoption, a market cap double that of silver, and you actually think these entry level what-ifs haven't been answered for years? lmao. > ask 10 people what crypto is, you will get 10 different answers. that may be, but it's irrelevant. after all, it was within our lifetime that a us senator was telling people that the internet is a series of tubes. the fact that the average normie doesn't have a profound understanding of a very recent and groundbreaking technology has no bearing on the important fact here: every bull cycle mints millions of new rich people. > fake and gay money that nobody can explain it's not fake and many people can easily explain it, in terms even a retard can understand. if you still don't understand, then you're either too obtuse to try, or you're not even retarded. either way, it's costing you money. > it requires electricity to access. so does every other method of building wealth. > if you get locked out of the grid the grid is increasingly decentralized. lots of people have solar panels.  > lasting value like precious metals good store of value. but doesn't, hasn't, and never will mint millions of new rich people every four years. > real-estate lol. how can you live in australia and possibly think it's a good idea to buy at the height of the biggest bubble in history? > appreciating assets crypto is the most appreciating asset. every four years its market cap grows by several thousand percent. > something else of tangible value that can be used to establish a multi-generational capital not sure what tangible means here, but crypto is the only outlet left for building multi-generational capital, as evidenced by the millions of people who do it every four years. > fag coins will just get wiped out in an emp. two more weeks, and also, that's preposterous. that emp would have to take out every device in existence. even satellites are now mining and staking crypto.
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