Mightymichael
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- May 6, 2020
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Some of my friends got bankrupted through Bitcoin investment,since then I'm sceptical about it
Holding normal currency is a gamble too. This system of printing unlimited money is not OK if you think about it.
Just buy some bitcoin with money you dont need.
1) as insurance against unlimited printing of 'normal' currencies
2) i beleave, because of the hard limit of 21m coins, bitcoin will be a good long term investment.
It is not an investment; it is a gamble.
Better off investing in rat-skins as they never go out of style.
I like to work with Nutria they offer a larger and more durable pelt when compared to rat not to mention the free meat! With that being said I like to keep a diverse portfolio of nutria, bitcoin, and the occasional lab rat (just for the companionship).
DEAR wHaT iS tHe MoNeTaRy pOlicY of RaT sKiNs And eXchaNge RaTe To Chicken CoIn ???It is not an investment; it is a gamble.
Better off investing in rat-skins as they never go out of style.
I disagree. I think the main problems with crypto are technical, scaling issues are going to slow down growth imo.Fiat is at least backed by military. Bitcoin is backed by faith. Fiat can evaporate during hyperinflation, BTC can crash for many reasons.
It is not impossible for irrational things to get very expensive. We see it everywhere. That's why I do indeed have decent cold storage portfolio.
Main problem with crypto is margin trading and stable coin printing. We have so many versions of USD equivalents without any legal regulation.
Fiat is at least backed by military. Bitcoin is backed by faith. Fiat can evaporate during hyperinflation, BTC can crash for many reasons.
It is not impossible for irrational things to get very expensive. We see it everywhere. That's why I do indeed have decent cold storage portfolio.
Main problem with crypto is margin trading and stable coin printing. We have so many versions of USD equivalents without any legal regulation.
Here's whats going on for a long time:
Exchange mints huge amounts of stable coins.
Exchange uses minted coins to buy BTC
BTC goes up.
Exchanges sell BTC for minted coins.
They remove minted coins from circulation.
They end up with free BTC after the cycle is done.
You can't see anything because those stable coins are offchain, existing on exchange database only. No crime if they cover their tracks and dodge audits.
Exchanges now own huge amounts of BTC, and more they have more risk this bears. There is no liberty in crypto while this is accepted practice. You keep holding and they keep stacking. One day exchanges will sell, and BTC price can dip 90%. Only if people reach consensus to never use stable coin pegs BTC makes sense, but we need catastrophic event to happen first before people wake up. Then it would be worth buying BTC in meaningful quantities.
They won't be using BTC as it is decentralized, they'll create their own.What happens to Bitcoin if the Governments decide to use a digital currency?
How will it play out? Will they create their own crypto, can they use BTC?