That could be the last gambit of the institutes. Basically, you try and figure out which crypto is "popular" enough for people to stay interested in but also keep an eye on people dumping it. Then as you notice they are dumping it, you buy say 50% of the crypto, make the price skyrocket and then you watch as others buy into and sell the other 50%, then let's say the price goes up 3X, then the institute could just sell it and reap all the benefits.
Though with that logic in mind, there is no change that Bitcoin will be used again, it's too known and it's going down by a large amount(even though all crypto has gone down the same % in the last year). But they would most likely invest in something that doesn't use a lot of money than something that does because then you could get a bunch of people to invest 100-200 into it to the point where the price is enough to profit it off it by a lot.
Who cares about stupid trading games and rate to some shitty fiat?
Cryptocurrency is not an asset or stocks, it is a currency. Its purpose is to allow independent, unstoppable and verifiable mean of exchange.
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Cryptocurrency is not an investment. And never was. It is some idiots with severe case of cerebrum trading affection for some reason decide to play their stupid gambling with it.
Cryptocurrency is a mean of exchange, not an asset, stocks, investments, whatever crap that stupid economists invented to milk the herd. It is a special kind of payment system. You don't need to buy or sell crypto. You are Federal Reserve and a bank for yourself in that system. You don't need anything else to sell and by things and services. All that senseless crypto exchanges is not needed at all in the first place. Is it so hard to understand?
The vast majority of cash that has come into crypto for the last 6-7 years has been from speculators who don’t care about the tech or the libertarian dream BTC was born from. They just saw crypto as an investment scheme. It will take quite a bit a pain to unwind those types of people from the space.
He also hosts a survival podcast which has been consistent for about 15 years and is full of key survival info at https://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/
Crypto has a good usefulness. I don't know why my other comment was down voted into oblivion. Lots of people here hate crypto and generally I think those are people who don't understand it or else they associate it with corrupt institutional speculators or jew faggots like sam Friedman.
That could be the last gambit of the institutes. Basically, you try and figure out which crypto is "popular" enough for people to stay interested in but also keep an eye on people dumping it. Then as you notice they are dumping it, you buy say 50% of the crypto, make the price skyrocket and then you watch as others buy into and sell the other 50%, then let's say the price goes up 3X, then the institute could just sell it and reap all the benefits.
Though with that logic in mind, there is no change that Bitcoin will be used again, it's too known and it's going down by a large amount(even though all crypto has gone down the same % in the last year). But they would most likely invest in something that doesn't use a lot of money than something that does because then you could get a bunch of people to invest 100-200 into it to the point where the price is enough to profit it off it by a lot.
Who cares about stupid trading games and rate to some shitty fiat?
Cryptocurrency is not an asset or stocks, it is a currency. Its purpose is to allow independent, unstoppable and verifiable mean of exchange.
Cryptocurrency is not an investment. And never was. It is some idiots with severe case of cerebrum trading affection for some reason decide to play their stupid gambling with it.
Cryptocurrency is a mean of exchange, not an asset, stocks, investments, whatever crap that stupid economists invented to milk the herd. It is a special kind of payment system. You don't need to buy or sell crypto. You are Federal Reserve and a bank for yourself in that system. You don't need anything else to sell and by things and services. All that senseless crypto exchanges is not needed at all in the first place. Is it so hard to understand?
The vast majority of cash that has come into crypto for the last 6-7 years has been from speculators who don’t care about the tech or the libertarian dream BTC was born from. They just saw crypto as an investment scheme. It will take quite a bit a pain to unwind those types of people from the space.
I like this bitcoin podcast
The Bitcoin Breakout with Jack Spirko https://fountain.fm/show/qOZCsMAtpAr80DuO0DEs
He also hosts a survival podcast which has been consistent for about 15 years and is full of key survival info at https://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/
Crypto has a good usefulness. I don't know why my other comment was down voted into oblivion. Lots of people here hate crypto and generally I think those are people who don't understand it or else they associate it with corrupt institutional speculators or jew faggots like sam Friedman.