Good luck in the casino, Chop.I’ve always stayed out of cryptocurrency. I’m planning to get in for the first time during January 2023.
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Good luck in the casino, Chop.I’ve always stayed out of cryptocurrency. I’m planning to get in for the first time during January 2023.
Yep. Which (I would think) is why many of the folks who dabble in this sort of stuff, do so with a very small % of their assets. And they often get in and get out quickly.but are really exposing themselves to tremendous risk.
My point is, there are LOTS of ways for investors to think they are getting into Crypto in a safe(r) manner, but are really exposing themselves to tremendous risk.
Crypto isn't a suitable investment for the vast majority of people.
Decentralized, anonymous, distributed systems can't be manipulated
Everything monetary can be manipulated including blockchain which is the styrofoam that supports crypto. It is a Ponzi Scheme plan and simple.The main thing is reading up one how the crypto is structured. Decentralized, anonymous, distributed systems can't be manipulated, like bitcoin or ethereum. FTX was centralized and involved in moving Fed money around to politicians and celebrities. Stay away from currencies which are popular to those in power and prestige.
I don't really see crypto as investment at all. I see it as a way of creating a new currency and economy. A secondary effect is that short term the coin value goes up in $ designations. But that misses the point. The point is to hold the currency now to signal to the builders that there is demand for it.
Not only is it not illegal to steal crytpo currencies in many foreign countries, but the governments are actually enabling it.
It's an argument against both, but I'm not putting my $ in an investment where 5% of it is stolen.This is an argument against government not cryptocurrency.
It's an argument against both, but I'm not putting my $ in an investment where 5% of it is stolen.
I certainly don't leave my $ in an account bearing no interest.You will have to explain what you are talking about. Currently USD in your bank account loses more than that in value every year.
Almost one year to the day from this post, bitcoin is at $70,000Bitcoin could easily double this year at some point. From $28,800 where it is now.
Almost one year to the day from this post, bitcoin is at $70,000
Give it a few minutesNow I have to wait until it comes down again before I buy more. I missed the latest dip. Kicking myself.
Give it a few minutes
It ran up to about $74k a couple weeks ago, then closed at $62k a few days later
I wonder how much of that is related the ETFs that were approved in January
A lot of money has poured into those
You called it right about a year ago.Bitcoin averages 160%+ per year since 2009. Hold it offline long term, and your returns exceed hedge funds! I’m up 400% since 2020. These arguments that inflation is low and Bitcoin is too volatile ignore the longterm trends! I sold all stocks! I hold Bitcoin and some Gold, Silver, Art. Bitcoin could easily double this year at some point. From $28,800 where it is now.
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