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So why is one bitcoin worth $50k?
excuse me....you didnt miss the boat....you missed the spaceship :)
No Bitcoin, shitty weather....life must suck for ya?
G36 saysThey want Bitcoin.
Why?
G36 saysNo Bitcoin, shitty weather....life must suck for ya?
their comments get personal :)
Usually, when the Bitcoin haters have nothing left (and Bitcoin reaches new all time highs) their comments get personal :)
I'd take the beautiful beaches
Agreed, usually when the haters cant take the celebration of Bitcoin's success anymore they get personal.
Sad but on the other hand, without @WookieMan, I would not appreciate living in Socal as much. I'd take the beautiful beaches and daily sunshine for granted.
I cant imagine not having Bitcoin and Bitcoin hitting 50k. And he lives in IL!! poor dude.
We are all here to celebrate 50K Bitcoin! Congrats to all Crypto investors/Hodl'ers!
https://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-biz-bitcoin-50k-cryptocurrency-20210216-k3743ddl2nd3reergkm7syc4je-story.html
Its looks cold over there in IL. Beautiful weather here in Socal
G36 saysIts looks cold over there in IL. Beautiful weather here in Socal
Can't handle the cold.
I don't care if it's valued in dollars. I expect a dollar collapse, but not to zero. Worst case scenario, it becomes like the peso. I've positioned myself accordingly for currency crisis. Bitcoin is just another piece of the puzzle, and it's really stole the thunder that gold should have had the past 5 years. It's definitely volatile and I don't know if it goes to $5000 or to $200000. Either way, I'm buying $250 a week to smooth out the volatility. At this point, with subsidy kings like Musk and government whores like Jack Dorsey buying in, they'll grease enough politicians to ensure regulation is favorable.
Besides, the US government and federal reserve is too arrogantly with their actions to even consider bitcoin or inflation a threat. They aren't going to do anything.
I'm buying $250 a week to smooth out the volatility. At this point, with subsidy kings like Musk and government whores like Jack Dorsey buying in, they'll grease enough politicians to ensure regulation is favorable.
theoakman saysI'm buying $250 a week to smooth out the volatility. At this point, with subsidy kings like Musk and government whores like Jack Dorsey buying in, they'll grease enough politicians to ensure regulation is favorable.
valuable
I don't care if it's valued in dollars. I expect a dollar collapse, but not to zero. Worst case scenario, it becomes like the peso. I've positioned myself accordingly for currency crisis. Bitcoin is just another piece of the puzzle, and it's really stole the thunder that gold should have had the past 5 years. It's definitely volatile and I don't know if it goes to $5000 or to $200000. Either way, I'm buying $250 a week to smooth out the volatility. At this point, with subsidy kings like Musk and government whores like Jack Dorsey buying in, they'll grease enough politicians to ensure regulation is favorable.
Besides, the US government and federal reserve is too arrogant with their actions to even consider bitcoin or inflation a threat. They aren't going to do anything.
theoakman saysI'm buying $250 a week to smooth out the volatility. At this point, with subsidy kings like Musk and government whores like Jack Dorsey buying in, they'll grease enough politicians to ensure regulation is favorable.
To what end? Expecting "dumb money" to buy you out someday? As a replacement for central bank currencies?
It will never replace credit cards cash and barter for every day transactions. It has no store of value and does not pay dividends. The only way to get your money out is for someone to pay you for your claim on existing "coins". You put fiat in and you get fiat out. Fiat in pays for the miners expenses. Fiat out comes from people buying your claim. Ultimately you have bits on a flash drive that are valuable in fiat only because people say (by fiat) it is valuable in fiat.
Dollar cost averaging a thousand bucks a month on a speculative asset that dep...
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In 2017, I considered it a highly speculative play. Today, given the situation, I consider is much less speculative despite the higher price.
theoakman saysIn 2017, I considered it a highly speculative play. Today, given the situation, I consider is much less speculative despite the higher price.
Why?
All the incoming money is spent by the miners.
Whether you consider that rational behavior or not, it has a lot more room to run.
Today, given the situation, I consider is much less speculative despite the higher price.
Onvacation saystheoakman saysThere's almost no investments right now in the market that aren't highly speculative. We are in an "everything bubble" and it's also highly speculative to hold a bank account in cash at this point. There's no clear winning bet. I have gold/silver and now crypto to hedge currency crisis. I have dividend stocks domestic and abroad as my safe haven still poised for growth. And if nothing bad happens, I have my income and my job and I'm good to go.
I don't think $1000 a month is all that speculative. Its a small portion of my net worth. I'm not going to try to convince you that it is a store of value either. You and I don't get to make that determination, the market does. In 2017, I considered it a highly speculative play. Today, given the situation, I consider is much less speculative despite the higher price.
Perfection! GReat post. The haters must hate on this @WookieMan @Onvacation
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