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Because they understand how investments work. Those who bought at $20,000 still hasn’t lost until they decide sell it. They can opt to wait until the value goes back to its previous record which is expected before the end of the year.
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Only people with criminal intentions are afraid of regulations. Government recognition will inspire confidence among prospective investors.
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No worries here. Never had a doubt. It just goes to show why they’re called First World Countries. Sadly, some Third World leaders chose to make politics their priority instead of embracing a technology that can help developing countries.
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I noticed that some people here hate banks and governments. Well, I’ve got news for you. Banks and governments are here to stay. Go live in Somalia or in some war-torn country if they want to experience what they’ve been wishing for.
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Students should take note of this. Blockchain is your ticket to Silicon Valley. Now go find a school that offers courses related to the technology. Problem is, they’re very few.  |
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Cash and cryptocurrency can coexist. No doubt about it. I just don’t understand some people on why the two have to compete. Despite recognitions by some countries. Skeptics still outnumber us believers and would still stick to paper money. I respect that. Most oldies don’t want the complications and would prefer to stay off the grid.
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I still send postcards and Hallmark Greeting Cards instead of emails or from social media flatforms. Nothing beats old school. It still cheaper to send packages thru the US Postal Service than UPS or FedEx. I think banks can coexist with cryptocurrency. Those bankers will think of something. They’re not gonna let those MBAs from Ivy League schools go to waste.
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Buying more and holding it until the end of the year. I’m very optimistic that it will hit past its previous record high of $20,000.
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There’s no need for FOMO in bitcoins. Even if you missed the record highs late last year, you still can make up for it by investing right now. You only MISSED OUT if you totally didn’t go into cryptocurrency. Just don’t go borrowing money or selling anything valuable like your house just to be able to Keep Up With The Joneses.
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As long as you get permission from the management. Otherwise, you’re just taking advantage of the system. Great idea, though. A lot better than wasting your time wandering aimlessly on the internet or playing games.
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Bitcoin hasn’t peaked yet. I expect it to break the $20,000 mark before the end of the year. All indications point to another banner year for cryptocurrency.
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Actually, the sky is the limit. Just make sure all of it is money you can afford to lose. Don’t get a loan or sell anything valuable like your house, just to invest in crytocurrency.
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Yes. But you can increase your success rate by doing extensive research. That is why we’re all here. To lessen the chance of being scammed.
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Learn the lesson. Move on and just be careful next time. There’s no point in crying over spilt milk. Sadly, anonymity and untraceability is attracting the criminal types to go into cryptocurrency.
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If you like flaunting your wealth, better be ready for a lifestyle check. Friend and relatives may get curious on how did you get rich without them seeing you working in a company or running your own business. In most Third World Countries, the taxman don’t care, but is a different story when you’re in the US. Just make a record on all your transactions to be safe.
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No point in crying over spilt milk. You’re not really that late. There is still a lot of room to make a huge profit. Now, go ahead and invest.
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Not gonna happen. No government? LOL. Wanna end up like Somalia? No banks? Central banks? You’re wishing for chaos to happen.  |
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Slow and steady ascent is what I’m seeing. That is why I’m encouraging people to invest right now while the prices are still considered to be cheap.
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