Paul Krugman, the world's top economist and probably the single greatest mind in economics and the business world as a whole is warning that crypto is about to meltdown. I always knew this would happen which is why I never bought this junk. Its going to be funny to see all these crypto millionaires have no money.
this is the retard who said the internet was going to be worth 0? this guy is the definition of a IYI: intellectual yet idiot
Hunter Price
>nytimes >the world's top economist ngmi
Thomas Edwards
>I always knew this would happen which is why I never bought this junk. A lot of people know or highly suspect this will happen, maybe even most people in crypto.
Lincoln Perry
>Me: Oh shit, crypto's about to cr-- >Said Paul Krugman
Oh bwahahahahhaaaaa... that guy?! He's always wrong about crypto. Lemme buy a 1000 more ETH.
Owen Perez
If you find yourself agreeing with Krugman on tech, knock yourself on the head with something heavy, can only get better
Evan James
A talking head Jew moron the Jews use to confuse the Goyim about economics.
HOME TECH Paul Krugman Responds To All The People Throwing Around His Old Internet Quote Jay Yarow Dec 30, 2013, 9:06 AM
Paul Krugman BI Tech people have been passing around this 1998 quote from Paul Krugman where he compared the Internet to a fax machine: "The growth of the Internet will slow drastically, as the flaw in 'Metcalfe's law'–which states that the number of potential connections in a network is proportional to the square of the number of participants–becomes apparent: most people have nothing to say to each other! By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet's impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine's.
-Paul Krugman, 1998
Hunter Wilson
Bullish. Krugman is literally always wrong, golden bull confirmed
Isaac Jenkins
He still defends it by saying he knows nothing about tech. And here he is again talking about tech, which he says he knows nothing about
Isaac Cox
Your bot web scraper is broken bro
Nicholas Morgan
Thanks just bought 100k.
Carter Watson
I never said I agreed with him, I said a meltdown at some point is very possible. Whether that occurs this year, a decade from now or four decades from now noone knows. Also in the aftermath of a meltdown will it go to absolute 0 and die apart from a few austists holding on for collectability reasons or will it hang around the 5-10% mark of what it once was. The problem with the latter is that crypto has no real, clear, non-bs, irrefutable use that visa or sepa etc. can't do.
Samuel Richardson
>crypto has no real, clear, non-bs, irrefutable use whats it being used for right now