anonymous like cash, which the FBI has proven that wrong.
secure, once again the USG has proven that wrong by clawing back Mt. Gox BTC.
It's got first mover status which is important, but not everything. It seems like crypto was a long con to get the most ardent critics of big government to accept a traceable digital currency, and the libertarians swallowed it whole.
You can start by planting your two lips right here...😁😁😁
But seriously...you are correct on all counts, which is why I haven't bought more crypto than pocket change like I'd buy Euro, British pounds or any other monopoly money.
It's such bullshit... yeah okay, people have made some coin trading it, but it's literally aether worth nothing... and like you pointed out, doesn't do what everyone thought it would in terms of privacy and security.
I'd like to see crypto "pick a fking lane" and if we're going to do this, have a clear winner emerge. BTC isn't it. It's almost exhausted. XRP/Ripple could be but who knows.
I think we need to see some actual grassroots benefits shown using Blockchain before people start using it in any serious way... I don't know of that's something that Trump is going to do with the possibility of a new dollar... given recent BRICS activity... and the proclamation of the dollar being relevant in the world. Something needs to change.
It's particularly relevant that the majority of people don't yet have confidence in crypto, and even less understand it. So if there's going to be crypto as a currency, essentially backed by people believing it's worth something similar to USD, then they've got some serious work to do to get there.
There will be more crypto coins though. BTC holds no inherent value. If there wasn't a bunch of Westerners holding the majority of them, you'd never even pick it apart form many of the rest. It's NOT UNIQUE.
The value is in decentralized currency, not crypto coins in general unless they have built in needed functionality... like Ripple. BTC is not the future, it's a bubble.
All the more reason to buy Bitcoin-there will never be more than 21 million coins once they are all mined.
The three big pillars of BTC were that it is:
It's got first mover status which is important, but not everything. It seems like crypto was a long con to get the most ardent critics of big government to accept a traceable digital currency, and the libertarians swallowed it whole.
Tulips might be a better investment...
You can start by planting your two lips right here...😁😁😁
But seriously...you are correct on all counts, which is why I haven't bought more crypto than pocket change like I'd buy Euro, British pounds or any other monopoly money.
It's such bullshit... yeah okay, people have made some coin trading it, but it's literally aether worth nothing... and like you pointed out, doesn't do what everyone thought it would in terms of privacy and security.
I'd like to see crypto "pick a fking lane" and if we're going to do this, have a clear winner emerge. BTC isn't it. It's almost exhausted. XRP/Ripple could be but who knows.
I think we need to see some actual grassroots benefits shown using Blockchain before people start using it in any serious way... I don't know of that's something that Trump is going to do with the possibility of a new dollar... given recent BRICS activity... and the proclamation of the dollar being relevant in the world. Something needs to change.
It's particularly relevant that the majority of people don't yet have confidence in crypto, and even less understand it. So if there's going to be crypto as a currency, essentially backed by people believing it's worth something similar to USD, then they've got some serious work to do to get there.
There will be more crypto coins though. BTC holds no inherent value. If there wasn't a bunch of Westerners holding the majority of them, you'd never even pick it apart form many of the rest. It's NOT UNIQUE.
The value is in decentralized currency, not crypto coins in general unless they have built in needed functionality... like Ripple. BTC is not the future, it's a bubble.
It's a bubble that sure is taking a while to burst...but yes, I agree.
I don't understand why Trump says he likes it either, but I trust his word on it having some use.
What’s the inherent value of gold, people think it’s shiny? I’ve always thought jewelry is a vain waste of money, diamonds too.
You guys keep pumping money into gold and in 5 years, we will see who made a greater return.