Why bitcoin may soon be worth nothing
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redjebo
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- Mar 10, 2010
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Hah!
I read it every day as well as a bunch of other NY papers.
Thanks for sharing though!
Safff
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papers media are dieing mate, it's more possible that NY Post will be worth 0$ faster than BTC
- Mar 10, 2010
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papers media are dieing mate, it's more possible that NY Post will be worth 0$ faster than BTC
All I did was copy and paste an article - I'm about 99% sure that I didn't comment either way as to it's validity.
How you would know the financial situation of the Post though would interest me.
Ahh.. The ever-so controversial bitcoin.
The thing is, bitcoin will never be worth nothing. Whether you like it or not, there will always be people who are willing to pay for btc, especially for lower prices. It can crash in price sure, even down to double digits, but it definitely wont be worth "nothing".
The thing is, bitcoin will never be worth nothing. Whether you like it or not, there will always be people who are willing to pay for btc, especially for lower prices. It can crash in price sure, even down to double digits, but it definitely wont be worth "nothing".
Henry Cooper
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Someone who HODL's everything he has can't buy more to HODL
It is a non regulated market. It can go in any direction at any time. But adding n amount of time it will go back to 0 because no one wants to buy it. Days... Months... Years... Decades... we will see.
I find it rather amusing that so many people hate on regulated currencies, but imagine you would take a loan and 3 months later you are not capable of paying that loan anymore just because it went up 40%.
Loans and Debt make the world go round. If we want to replace regulated currencies people need to take loans and need to be willing to take debt on unregulated currencies. Everything else is just fluff.
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Someone who HODL's everything he has can't buy more to HODL
It is a non regulated market. It can go in any direction at any time. But adding n amount of time it will go back to 0 because no one wants to buy it. Days... Months... Years... Decades... we will see.
I find it rather amusing that so many people hate on regulated currencies, but imagine you would take a loan and 3 months later you are not capable of paying that loan anymore just because it went up 40%.
Loans and Debt make the world go round. If we want to replace regulated currencies people need to take loans and need to be willing to take debt on unregulated currencies.
oh definitely. definitely one of the riskiest "investments" out there.
If it would go down, it wouldn't go down that easily. most of the bitcoin enthusiasts are people who has the "fuck banks" ideology. Basically they don't like how banks have a huge control over society.
but of course it definitely can fail. Bitcoin is an experiment to start with.
Gnome Police
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- Jul 14, 2018
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Ive recently seen alot of games and vurtual realistate with cryptocurriency backing. Is there anything like that for bitcoin these days i havent seen any
AryabhattZero
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All I know is that I fucking formatted my mobile phone forgetting that it had my Crypto portfolio. Now I don't know what all currencies am I hodling and on which fucking trading site.
DeathTheKing
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Bitcoin will never goes to 0. People that think otherwise are 3 type of people:
A) Dont have any.
B) Dont understand it
C) Butthurt that they didnt buy for cheap.
A) Dont have any.
B) Dont understand it
C) Butthurt that they didnt buy for cheap.
blketh
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- Jun 20, 2018
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I don't agree that Bitcoin will be equal to zero. The Bitcoin market has proved itself countless times in the past that it is not a bubble. I think such rumours are created so that the people start selling their Bitcoins and others can exploit the opportunity.
hitndrun
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Go through the email you used to sign up on exchanges and do a search. There aren’t that many exchanges that you would have had I wouldn’t think. You should be able to get into exchanges even if you have to have them shut of the 2FA while you reset.