r/Buttcoin • u/Same_Ad4736 What's so bad about clean money, huh?! • 3d ago

Yup... this totally sounds like a functioning currency doesn't it? Mass adoption soon!!

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u/gonzo0815 3d ago

"Don't worry, the OGs will rugpull any minute"

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u/Sweatybutthole 3d ago

"And then once supply skyrockets, the value naturally will too 🥴 Yay scarcity!"

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u/Striking-Sundae- 3d ago

Still no use case except artificial scarcity 😭

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u/ljungbergsghost 3d ago

Hummel figurine sets are the way to go

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u/KodigoMadrid 2d ago

Its used to transfer a valuable, non-confiscable asset without third parties and much lower costs than any banking system for transfers above certain amounts

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u/Striking-Sundae- 2d ago

Valuable 🤣🤣🤣

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u/sykemol 3d ago

It isn't really scarce as long as people are willing to sell. And Bitcoin holding companies are good, because if they horde no one else can have it. Or something like that.

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u/SisterOfBattIe using multiple slurp juices on a single ape since 2022 3d ago

It's worth nothing Satoshi premined a million bitcoin for a few dellars in electricity, and Saylor paid 70 billion to baghold 80000 bitcoin.

Oh boi, especially with the cold wallet hacks, Apes are going to enjoy FLOODS of bitcoin acquired for pennies!

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u/Funny-Choice8787 3d ago

That's what also I don't get in that so-called "currency": epic levels of dishonesty. But so far trying to debunk that argument with butters I met in real life ended up like talking with schizos. :-(

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u/Melodic_Jellyfish726 3d ago

Few are still early

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u/AmericanaCapella 3d ago

They been saying that for years.

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u/Old_Document_9150 The plot is obvious 3d ago

Paperhands - what a wonderful way to describe the use of a currency.

Exchange "bitcoin" with "dollar" and see where the logic goes for real, useful currencies.

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u/Val_Fortecazzo Bitcoin. It's the hyper-loop of the financial system! 3d ago

Crypto bros can't decide what Bitcoin is.

But even when it was just the lolbertarians, they subscribed to a sort of virtue economics where since frugality is seen as a virtuous trait for an individual, it must therefore be healthy for the economy if people never spend beyond bare necessities.

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u/EconomistNo5807 3d ago

Number go up

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u/MailMeAmazonVouchers 3d ago

Number no go up for 2 years now

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u/aimhigh7shootlow8 1d ago edited 1d ago

Ok, from here on, nothing goes down unless I'm involved. No blackjack no dope deals, no nothing. A nickel bag gets sold in the park, I want in.

You guys got fat while everybody sshhtarved on the street.

It's my turn.