yes, i've heard how the Indian government reacts to bitcoin users, and I think, they do very exaggerated and unnatural acts.
They said "bitcoin is fraudulent scheme" |
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See my twitter link for all the gold and silver live price, updates, news, best buy offers and more..  |
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Bitcoin and the altcoins are just too volatile for a faint-hearted person to invest intpo them and that is the reason why many prefer to rather invest in the 7 commodities the OP listed because those are not volatile at all compared to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
cryptos with 1000% profits in one year will pull investors from stock markets  |
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Are cryptocurrencies safe ??
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I agree, some of these investments you listed are very interesting for me, but I don't have enough money to invest on them. (And some others aren't very profitable...) 1 Bitcoin = $11,500 1 ounce Silver = $18/ounce. |
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"Gabon" country/government in Africa is offering 0% tax for 10 years for investments and starting business in Gabon.
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it's like you are hiding "unpaid taxes money" under the carpet and thieves take it away. Now you cannot call the police. |
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$1 to $10000 in 9 years and people want more. Looks like a GIANT SCAM from traders cartel.
$600 will decide the fate of bitcoin. If Bitcoin survives it will trade between $600 to $1000 after 2 years.
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Hackers stole several hundred million dollars' worth of a lesser-known cryptocurrency from a major Japanese exchange Friday.
Coincheck said that around 523 million of the exchange's NEM coins were sent to another account around 3 a.m. local time (1 p.m. ET Thursday), according to a Google translate of a Japanese transcript of the Friday press conference from Logmi. The exchange has about 6 percent of yen-bitcoin trading, ranking fourth by market share on CryptoCompare.
The stolen NEM coins were worth about 58 billion yen at the time of detection, or roughly $534.8 million, according to the exchange. Coincheck subsequently restricted withdrawals of all currencies, including yen, and trading of cryptocurrencies other than bitcoin.
Bloomberg first reported the hack. A CNBC email sent to Coincheck's listed address bounced back.
Cryptocurrency NEM, which intends to help businesses handle data digitally, briefly fell more than 20 percent Friday before recovering to trade about 10 percent lower near 85 cents, according to CoinMarketCap. Most other major digital currencies, including bitcoin, traded little changed on the day.
Coincheck management said in the press conference that it held the NEM coins in a "hot" wallet, referring to a method of storage that is linked to the internet. In contrast, leading U.S. exchange Coinbase says on its website that 98 percent of its digital currency holdings are offline, or in "cold" storage.
The Japanese exchange said it did not appear that hackers had stolen other digital currencies.
The Coincheck hack follows news in December that a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange called Youbit lost 17 percent of its digital assets. Its parent Yapian filed for bankruptcy.
In another high-profile case, Tokyo-based Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy in 2014 and said it lost 750,000 of its users' bitcoins and 100,000 of the exchange's own. The company was the largest bitcoin exchange at the time.
Morgan Stanley analysts estimated in mid-December that more than $630 million in bitcoin has been lost to hackers.
Source: CNBC
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you have to look at it this way; bitcoin is a digital currency and it is creating money because investors are willing to put money into it. Therefore, it is not creating money out of thin air.
Bitcoin, altcoin, dogecoin, oilcoin and many more.. crypto currencies are giant HYIPs (High yield investment programs) |
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Bitcoin, altcoin, dogecoin, oilcoin and many more.. crypto currencies are giant HYIPs (High yield investment programs)
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You are 4 years too late in posting this unless you really believe that bitcoin price will fall that far. At least it won't happen this year, and that is a lot of missed opportunities if you keep on waiting for bitcoin to fall at 100$.
Wall Street veteran Peter Boockvar warns that Bitcoin could loose 90% of its valueWall Street veteran Peter Boockvar predicts an epic crash will hit the cryptocurrency market. He isn't sure if it'll come to a grinding halt or be a slow and steady drop — but he says it's coming. Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group, is certain crypto is in a giant bubble, and the air is already coming out. "When something goes parabolic like this has, it typically ends up to where that parabola began," he said on CNBC's "Futures Now." Boockvar, a CNBC contributor, contends bitcoin is in danger of dropping 90 percent from current levels. He calls it a classic bubble. "I wouldn't be surprised if over the next year it's down to $1,000 to $3,000," he added. Once the cryptocurrency market cracks, he contends, investor attitudes toward risk assets will change. According to Boockvar, the stock market could see collateral damage, but it would all be based on psychology — not on anything that's fundamentally wrong with the economy. Source: CNBC |
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Bitcoin creator "Satoshi Nakamato" in unknown and mysterious to people. Nobody has seen Bitcoin creator "satoshi" ??
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Chinese government is encouraging investments in Gold and Silver since year 2012. |
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No you are wrong уven in your thoughts. Bitcoin is strongly supported by rich investors, and it will not fall so dramatically ever.
They could be RICH SCAMMERS |
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Well, that would happen if bitcoin is headed towards a bear market. We all have to be aware that what goes up doesn't necessarily goes down, but COULD go down.
$1 to $100 in 5 years and people want more. Looks like a GIANT SCAM |
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If bitcoin would be back to a $100 worth I don't think that it is still advisable to invest in it, but for sure it won't happen again.
$1 to $100 in 5 years and people want more. Looks like a GIANT SCAM |
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Bitcoin is too volatile and demands high transaction fees to be interesting for business, according to Stripe, a leading online payments company, which will stop accepting the cryptocurrency in April. “Over the past year or two, as block size limits have been reached, bitcoin has evolved to become better-suited to being an asset than being a means of exchange,” the company said in a statement. Stripe was the first among major payment systems to support bitcoin, the company noted, and was hoping that bitcoin could become a real alternative in places where credit cards are not widely used. “Transaction confirmation times have risen substantially; this, in turn, has led to an increase in the failure rate of transactions denominated in fiat currencies. Furthermore, fees have risen a great deal. For a regular bitcoin transaction, a fee of tens of US dollars is common, making bitcoin transactions about as expensive as bank wires,” the company stated. This has led to a steady decline in demand for bitcoin among businesses that are ready to pay and accept payment in bitcoin rather than trade it, Stripe said. The company will stop working with bitcoin from April 23. Stripe added that it remains bullish on cryptocurrencies, naming the most promising projects, including Lightning, OmiseGO, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, and Litecoin. The company will probably include Stellar cryptocurrency in the list of services it provides. Gaming company Steam dumped bitcoin payments for similar reasons in December.In 2017, bitcoin’s price surged from under $1,000 to $20,000 at one point in December. It has fallen back to around $10,000 this month. https://www.rt.com/business |
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Billionaire investor "Warren Buffet" said "Bitcoin will end up badly"  |
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