>>61782847
dont worry they will realise that after bag holding for 50 years

>>61782847
Nah elements

>>61782847
If you cannot appreciate shiny precious things, you are not Gollum.

jp morgan bought 12% of comex entire inventory just cause they like shiny rocks no other reason

>would someone really do that?
>who trade shiny rock for leaf?

>>61782847
they are literally 1s and 0s on a screen

>>61782847
Seething baggie
Oh so faggy
Couldn't exit
Too much laggy

>>61782847
I don't get you rock fud retards. For example:
Gold = store of value. Arguably the only metal you can argue "it's just shiny rocks" since the industrial application is very limited. Rare and limited in supply though.
Silver = industrial metal, not just a shiny rock. A single tomahawk missile contains 15kg(!) of silver.
Copper = continued electrification will require a fuckton of copper. It's pretty common though and not hard to extract compared to silver.
There is obvious room for growth in these markets due to global demand. Crapto is literally just 1's and 0's worth jack shit beyond hype.
Then finally you have
>Fiat
lol. lmao even. Same as crapto but at least backed by governments until they eventually rug everyone.

They're only shiny until you cum on them
If your silver doesn't have layers of dried crust on it, you don't own it

Maybe I'm a dumb 35 year old boomer, but I like holding my stuff. I have confidence my shiny rocks will still have value in the future in some way since they have for 5000+ years, I don't have that with crypto. I'm not even anti-crypto, jut it feels risky to me, and I am not a risk-taking person.

>>61782847
Silver is the most conducive element. By this property alone it is assured that it will always find new applications in electronics and aerospace. Its properties as money are equivalent to gold's.

>>61782847
>They are literally shiny rocks
Yet they make you seethe so much lmao

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Its an industrial metal. Its worth it.
One day, this is the reality.