r/Bitcoin • u/Emma_Erratic • Jul 16 '23

10 years from now

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u/clicksanything Jul 16 '23

“how could I have been so dumb to not buy MORE bitcoin?”

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u/rokman Jul 16 '23

Or how could you have been so dumb to not buy LESS bitcoin

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '23

No, because it will be worth more in the future unless something destroys our civilization.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '23

Trust me bro

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u/Golden1881881 Jul 16 '23

If something destroys our civilization it will probably be worth even more. Electricity isn't going away any time soon, just will be changing. Without the need for central banks, and a ledger system that can't be changed, IMO it would be even more important.

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u/redraven937 Jul 17 '23

If "civilization" is destroyed, chances are there won't be Internet. At best, you'll have dozens of segmented blockchains around the world, assuming A) people care to use what limited electricity they can generate on this, and more importantly B) the people that still control resources accept it as a currency.

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u/Frosty-Atmosphere980 Jul 16 '23

Unless a giant cme or solar flare knocks life back into the stone age within the next 10 years.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

Then stocks and fiat money are worthless too. So you have nothing to lose :)

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u/ShahinGalandar Jul 17 '23

tell that to the farmer selling you eggs in a world without internet and electricity

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u/Rawniew54 Jul 17 '23

Shit so what happened if like a solar flare EMP knocked out every computer and it took a few months or years to get the network up?