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Bitcoin Explained in plain english
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To further support the video the OP put up, watch this one from the 10 min mark to learn just how much bitcoin you need to carry as your hedge against inflation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfGc...9FWVJfPuGr-E-4 MorTech, are you already part of our Villages Crypto Club? If not reach out to me at dylanwaynetodd@gmail.com. Cheers, Dylan |
The Emperor's New Clothes. Hans Christian Andersen : The Emperor's New Clothes
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I have never bought any bitcoins, and this thread has not changed my mind about them.
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Bitcoin had a bad weekend. Down to 24,000 today
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I am not a joiner :)
Trying to discuss "What is Money" with people is like trying to discuss with a 5 year old why cookies are bad for you. I predict the Russian Ruble will be 1:1 with the USD within 2 years :) |
Bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme. Too volatile to serve as a medium of exchange or store of value. A solution in search of problem that wastes enormous amounts of electricity to solve mathematical puzzles. Will eventually settle at its intrinsic value - 0.
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If that’s plain English then I need to brush up on my English skills.
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Eddy, no rasputin lives
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Financial Sovereignty
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I do think it is a near certainty that it goes below $10k. But I do expect it will go down below $5k. |
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It is interesting that it has spread this far. It's "value," is compared to the dollar. The dollar is no longer backed by gold and silver, Nixon as well as opening trade with China, did that. The dollar is backed by the full faith and credit of the United States. I think most would think that is of depreciating value. Bitcoin is backed by NOTHING. Even who or what created it is unknown. HUH? You can buy fake real estate and even non-existent yachts in the non-existent world called the metaverse. A better currency? Bitcoin regularly swings 6% plus on a day. Our stock market is down, if I recall 14% from it's peak. Our dollar has lost CPI 8.7%. Bitcoin has lost half it's ?? Value. It is so much like the Ponzi scheme of 300 years ago on tulip bulbs. |
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As far as non existent yachts in a non existent world...well I'd use the coca cola logo as an example. It's red ink on white paper, nothing more, but it's obviously worth a lot of money so maybe it's the same for these new types of "things"? Joe |
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With the "You will own nothing and you will be happy" parasites infesting the entire world, you would be a fool not to own Bitcoin.
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Have a read at history, as those that don;t understand history are doomed to repeat it. Dutch Tulip Bulb Market Bubble Definition |
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In terms of an investment, I own K as stated I do not own bitcoin and have no faith in it. Buying something where it is unknown who created it. Faith that it can't be reproduced? Actual bitcoins, there are tons of fakes around. As stated, compared, the tulip bulb Ponzi Scheme some made a lot of money due to wild swings. Bitcoin offers that. Right now the swing is DOWN and that seems to be the momentum. Will it change? Will it recover to the price you paid? I do not know. I truly wish you well. I'm not in it. I've given my reasons. A store of value? All kinds of thing have been used as money. A buck was a a buck, a deerskin. A shot of whiskey was because you could trade a bullet for it. Bitcoin the value changes every second, you need a WORKING computer and a broker to turn it into coin of the realm. In terms of investing, bitcoin is not the only thing I am not buying. |
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Bitcoin: No Counterparty...It is not a security...It is property. Try and follow this :) In terms of physical reality, aka, energy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXix6OIU1hw LOL! |
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Will it go the way of the pet rock or the the way of the internet? Joe |
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LOL! I love listening to cult BS. There are so many right now, as thieves / crooks / get rich quick schemes / sociopaths / etc love the game. NFT were just another game created by the believers. The funniest part is that thieves steal each others' thieve's currency, which makes the whole implementation fraudulent.
block chain tries to solve the byzantine general game theory problem, Byzantine fault - Wikipedia and its the best solution so far. However, that doesn't make it economically viable on a mass scale as an asset class nor a money as a store of value for trading for goods and services. the cult dudes don't even know when they are in the cult, and after some people come out, they can't believe how brain washed they were. . . . time to read up on abnormal psychology and behavioral finance to understand the intersection of money mania periods. good luck to the cult. . . and yes, I have studied economic history in grad school, and have traded / invested / speculated over 40 years, so i have some experience in reality. . even the great Jesse Livermore died broke, but his great granddaughter is a beautiful porn star! |
Its kind of like this video. . .
https://pbs.twimg.com/ext_tw_video_t...jpg&name=small herding in human behavior. . . LOL! |
And when the automobile was introduced people just wanted faster horses. You never really know until you have the benefit of hindsight.
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If Buffet (warren) buys Bitcoin I’m in. Until then I’m out.
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