Morgan HouselVerified account

So here's an interesting question for you: Ten years from now, which of these companies is still a dominant player in its respective industry?

Amazon and Domino's

Amazon will be delivering everything to everyone's house every day anyway... Amazon will probably buy Domino's in 10 years.

Return since 2010: Netflix: 2,421% Amazon: 1,468% Tesla: 1,204% Google: 421% Apple: 419% Domino's Freakin' Pizza: 2,501% Holy effing Bitcoin: ~200,000,000%

Stick to the market you know buddy, will be a decent transfer of wealth into crypto over the next couple quarters to kick off the next bullish cycle

So you’re saying bitcoin should be thought of as a security. Bc it that case you should rethink that or prove his point

But in the end, it's a Currency. . . Nothing more, nothing less. The whole purpose of it being created was to offer the world a trustless p2p system of transactions with limited supply and un-touched by 3rd party agendas.

Why and for what it was created are unfortunately not necessarily how it ends up. I would love it to be a currency or at least something that could be a neutral for multi currency transactions instead of using lines of credit, but then you can’t treat it as an equity

Well what it ends up being about (the crypto Market as a whole) is the technology. A lot of new projects have set out to prove the ability of blockchain tech and that's what a lot of the original investors were in for. Although lately it's more of becoming seen as a trading asset

Bitcoin is, functionally speaking, not a legitimate currency. It is too unwieldy to transact with. It isn't backed by an enforcement authority, and it's valuation is prone to massive fluctuation. It takes FOREVER to complete a bitcoin purchase. Bitcoin is a speculative vehicle.

@pdejoy58 you hungry yet?

Further proof that drunk college kids are the only market anyone should worry about.

So what this shows is People get a Pizza delivered, then they most likely .... Netflix and chill ... Sounds about right ....

As my old English teacher used to say re careers pub chemist or bookies of you wanted a steady career