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liamricci
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In couple of years crypto currency will be excepted even in the supermarket.
Everything is changing very quickly and we have to make peace with that.
For the people want to go a safer way there is always a possibility to open their own financial company with the uab lithuania. Then you can be close to the crypto market without actually investing in the certain currency.
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IMO, if you want to lose a lot of money, in the long run, go ahead.
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Bumpyroad
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liamricci wrote:In couple of years crypto currency will be excepted even in the supermarket.
Everything is changing very quickly and we have to make peace with that.
can't argue with that exception
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Skid Row Joe
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IMO, if you want to lose a lot of money in the short term, and ALL of it in the long term, go ahead.
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gabrielcross
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i will buy btc for sure
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Bumpyroad
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gabrielcross wrote:i will buy btc for sure
an interesting article in todays washington post headlined,
FBI says it busted a big cryto ponzi scam.
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liamricci
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Is crypto market dead at the moment? In my opinion - yes.
So if someone would ask me an advice if she/he should or should not invest in crypto - my answer would be definitely no. If you have enough cash laying around , better open your own business and use https://clerk.chat/email/slack email integration for its promotion. Crypto is a waste of money .
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Rick Jay
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In my experience, it's not investing, it's gambling.
If it's money you wouldn't mind losing on the casino floor, then have at it.
Personally, I think it's seen it's day. It really has no value, and the number of folks who are willingly suckered in to buy yours at a higher price than you paid for it are dwindling. Of course, there are always new shills and suckers, and the pump and dump process continues, but unless you're feeling lucky, don't expect much.
What gets me is on the bitcoin/crypto sites, they always show a gold coin with the bitcoin logo on it. Bitcoin has no relation to physical gold in anyway, yet they keep pushing the narrative that its "digital gold". No, its little pieces of NOTHING. Gold has been valuable for thousands of years and will be forever. Bitcoin will ultimately return to it's true value: zero. Remember, the first reported purchase made with bitcoin was two pizzas, valued at $25 for 10,000 bitcoin....making 1 bitcoin worth about 1/4 cent. It will return to that value before it disappears.
The other thing is not to confuse bitcoin/crypto with blockchain technology. Blockchain technology will most likely survive and be at the heart of whatever digital currencies finally manifest themselves. But the cryptos as we know them now will go away.
If you're not the gambling type, I'd find other places for your money.
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The crypto market is not dead. I'm interested in this topic, so I follow the news in this sphere. Moreover, I read that big data analytics is widely used among crypto traders now. It helps them make data-driven decisions and better identify the future of the market. Thus, they can figure out what causes the changes in the prices of these coins. I find it to be very interesting.
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propchef
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Rick Jay wrote:In my experience, it's not investing, it's gambling.
If it's money you wouldn't mind losing on the casino floor, then have at it.
Personally, I think it's seen it's day. It really has no value, and the number of folks who are willingly suckered in to buy yours at a higher price than you paid for it are dwindling. Of course, there are always new shills and suckers, and the pump and dump process continues, but unless you're feeling lucky, don't expect much.
What gets me is on the bitcoin/crypto sites, they always show a gold coin with the bitcoin logo on it. Bitcoin has no relation to physical gold in anyway, yet they keep pushing the narrative that its "digital gold". No, its little pieces of NOTHING. Gold has been valuable for thousands of years and will be forever. Bitcoin will ultimately return to it's true value: zero. Remember, the first reported purchase made with bitcoin was two pizzas, valued at $25 for 10,000 bitcoin....making 1 bitcoin worth about 1/4 cent. It will return to that value before it disappears.
The other thing is not to confuse bitcoin/crypto with blockchain technology. Blockchain technology will most likely survive and be at the heart of whatever digital currencies finally manifest themselves. But the cryptos as we know them now will go away.
If you're not the gambling type, I'd find other places for your money.
~Rick
In your experience? How long did you trade crypto? What issues did you see? Did you lose your investment?
We haven't used the gold standard since the 1930's. Our paper money is worth what our gov't says it is.
Crypto is gaining in popularity. Maybe you're thinking of NFTs?
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