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Cryptocurrencies are gaining in importance as safe havens; large corporations (Facebook and Amazon) and states (Venezuela) are also creating new cryptocurrencies, which can be interpreted as distrust of the existing financial system, which will soon collapse.
Bitcoin is not a fad or a scam. The worlds reserve currency, the US dollar, will crash this year and so will all other world currencies. Bitcoin (BTC) will be used to replace all currencies. My investment advice is to buy some now because its going to explode in value very soon. Right now, 1 Bitcoin = about $10,000 US dollars that number will climb to 1 Bitcoin = $100,000 US dollars. Bitcoin has already increased 300% this year...
They already have Bitcoin ATM machines in the Philippines and you can pay your utility bills with it. If you don't believe me you can click on this link... https://coins.ph/
I don't know, something about this whole thing does not seem right. You have to remember the central banks have access to unlimited fiat currency so they can control and manipulate Shit Coin as easily as they control everything else.....
Cryptocurrencies are gaining in importance as safe havens; large corporations (Facebook and Amazon) and states (Venezuela) are also creating new cryptocurrencies, which can be interpreted as distrust of the existing financial system, which will soon collapse.
Or it could be seen as hedging, or as a calculated investment in new technology using 'option logic' to calculate reasonable amounts to invest in case cryptocurrencies make money in the long haul.
Bitcoin is not a fad or a scam. The worlds reserve currency, the US dollar, will crash this year and so will all other world currencies.
Important question. How many years have you been predicting that the dollar would crash 'this year?'
Cryptocurrencies are gaining in importance as safe havens; large corporations (Facebook and Amazon) and states (Venezuela) are also creating new cryptocurrencies, which can be interpreted as distrust of the existing financial system, which will soon collapse.
Or it could be seen as hedging, or as a calculated investment in new technology using 'option logic' to calculate reasonable amounts to invest in case cryptocurrencies make money in the long haul.
Bitcoin is not a fad or a scam. The worlds reserve currency, the US dollar, will crash this year and so will all other world currencies.
Important question. How many years have you been predicting that the dollar would crash 'this year?'
For once I actually agree with this guy (scary). Cryptocurrencies are not even close to being a safe haven, and I like a few of them. They are speculative investments that are volatile and can pay you or deprive you of big wealth in short periods of time.
Also, if I had listen to the doomsday predictions from Taco, I would currently be broke. Cut the doomsday predictions! All you are doing is when a crash finally comes, you will able to say "I told you so" after more than a decade of predicting it. Shame on you....
This is the sort of thing you can put in a portfolio of investments as a high risk, potentially high return item, not something to put all your savings into. Even venture capitalists who invest in high-risk investments put together several firms for one fund. If five fail or just produce normal returns, the other two or three or whatever might succeed and produce the returns they are looking for. Diversify is the operative word.
Crypto and digital currencies are ushering in a new era of competitive economic sovereignty, and with it, the decline of the hegemony of nation states.
Cryptocurrencies are gaining in importance as safe havens; large corporations (Facebook and Amazon) and states (Venezuela) are also creating new cryptocurrencies, which can be interpreted as distrust of the existing financial system, which will soon collapse.
Or it could be seen as hedging, or as a calculated investment in new technology using 'option logic' to calculate reasonable amounts to invest in case cryptocurrencies make money in the long haul.
Bitcoin is not a fad or a scam. The worlds reserve currency, the US dollar, will crash this year and so will all other world currencies.
Important question. How many years have you been predicting that the dollar would crash 'this year?'
Cut the doomsday predictions! All you are doing is when a crash finally comes, you will able to say "I told you so" after more than a decade of predicting it. Shame on you....
What most people don't understand is the crash that's coming will end the United States (and the rest of world) as we know it. It's not just another market crash. You'll be lucky if you survive it.
Paranoia is just having the right information. - William S. Burroughs
Cryptocurrencies are gaining in importance as safe havens; large corporations (Facebook and Amazon) and states (Venezuela) are also creating new cryptocurrencies, which can be interpreted as distrust of the existing financial system, which will soon collapse.
Or it could be seen as hedging, or as a calculated investment in new technology using 'option logic' to calculate reasonable amounts to invest in case cryptocurrencies make money in the long haul.
Bitcoin is not a fad or a scam. The worlds reserve currency, the US dollar, will crash this year and so will all other world currencies.
Important question. How many years have you been predicting that the dollar would crash 'this year?'
Cut the doomsday predictions! All you are doing is when a crash finally comes, you will able to say "I told you so" after more than a decade of predicting it. Shame on you....
What most people don't understand is the crash that's coming will end the United States (and the rest of world) as we know it. It's not just another market crash. You'll be lucky if you survive it.
I profit off of crashes and I don’t live in the Western world. Moreover, I have wealth placed around the world so I will live out any crash in great comfort.
Not even WWIII would be as catastrophic as your invented crash scenario.
I personally do belive that bitcoin will replace all currencies. I have noticed that more and more companies are providing cryprocurrency as a medium of payment. So, Cryptocurrency can be the future of money, I think. I try to stay informed my reading the latest cryptocurrency news, but I think you should never invest more than you can afford to lose – Bitcoin is a pretty risky investment.
Nonsense. Bitcoin will eventually be vanquished by a series of laws yet to be passed by governments that cannot tax capital gains on it.
If you had thought it out, you might have suggested that government-backed cryptocurrencies COULD replace traditional currencies. That very much could occur, but it will not be Bitcoin because no government can control nor tax its capital gains.
What the f**k is Bitcoin, anyway? I don't get something: The money, that governments (in theory) produce is what goes for transactions- where does this stuff come in as something? Last I remember, no one even knows who the f**k invented this stuff & it's just somehow in production & circulation? As far as I understand, Monopoly money doesn't work & this would be on the same level.
Another thing is that digitizing the money is a terrible idea- I know that's probably an incentive for some, but this seems like the kind of thing that blows up in everyone's face. I know "potential" doesn't quite convey the issues REALIZED when the potential happens, but this has quite a bit of it. Not just governments, functional or otherwise (official), acting tyrannical- possibly without the horse & sword. I notice that the assigned value for things seems pretty whimsical & largely based on the idea of not vitiating someone's discretion when it comes to what other people (at least at that point) consider to be their property.
So what exactly does bitcoin draw its value from? The US dollar draws its value from the fact that the US government can buy things using it, require taxes in it, issue court judgements in it, perhaps require the international oil trade to be conducted in it, and can unleash goons on anyone who doesn’t go along with this. The only role of bitcoin is to act as a transaction mechanism piggybacking off US dollars and other fiat currencies while wasting electricity as it does so.
Cryptocurrencies are gaining in importance as safe havens; large corporations (Facebook and Amazon) and states (Venezuela) are also creating new cryptocurrencies, which can be interpreted as distrust of the existing financial system, which will soon collapse.
Bitcoin is not a fad or a scam. The worlds reserve currency, the US dollar, will crash this year and so will all other world currencies. Bitcoin (BTC) will be used to replace all currencies. My investment advice is to buy some now because its going to explode in value very soon. Right now, 1 Bitcoin = about $10,000 US dollars that number will climb to 1 Bitcoin = $100,000 US dollars. Bitcoin has already increased 300% this year...
They already have Bitcoin ATM machines in the Philippines and you can pay your utility bills with it. If you don't believe me you can click on this link... https://coins.ph/
A computer programmer becomes fascinated with the digital currency Bitcoin, and through his involvement in the Bitcoin community, we learn about the impending global impact of this amazing new technology.
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