This's interesting. We're no-where near the dotcom bubble yet in terms of market-cap:  But even if you consider bitcoin a bubble and think that it has reached a point where dotcom reached at all time high, and will burst like dot-com, then bitcoin has already lost 70% of its value from all time high, which was the total bubble burst of Nasdaq. You're basing this only on the value of bitcoin core and are not including the value of all the altcoins, ICOs, blockchain tech stocks, futures markets, mining farms, etc. |
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fuck coinbase fuck licenses fuck the uk fuck techcrunch fuck coinbase fuck news fuck cryptocurrency fans fuck the uk fuck europe fuck coinbase fuck popular fuck accessible fuck exchanges fuck 'granted' fuck licences fuck the uk fuck the 'regulator' fuck the fca
 Welcome to speculative investing. Have you seen the P:E ratios of stocks lately? The point of this image is not only about the speculation but also to illustrate how much of bitcoin's value is dependent on government and bank cooperation. |
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I dont see any blood yet. Still a bunch of bulls and fancy new lambos
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He means the bubble has a whole breaking, not just our usual retracement. Think on a large-frame logarithmic scale regressing multiple orders of magnitude.
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Coinbase, home of the 1.5% commission, billions served...
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fuck coinbase fuck licenses fuck the uk fuck techcrunch fuck coinbase fuck news fuck cryptocurrency fans fuck the uk fuck europe fuck coinbase fuck popular fuck accessible fuck exchanges fuck 'granted' fuck licences fuck the uk fuck the 'regulator' fuck the fca
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No not Ceruloplasmin Coin, just Ceruloplasmin, like Ethereum.
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Let's make a copper backed coin called Ceruloplasmin.
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The barrier to entry to creating a bitcoin scam and then advertising it to 2 billion people to make a fast $10 million was too low. Just copy some code and change a couple lines. Most of the cancer scams have to launch a company and get securities registered with the SEC, etc.
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We have nobody to blame but ourselves - all the ads posted were complete garbage for scams like ICOs, newsletters, and trading robots that steal your money. The move was to protect all the people getting scammed. I dont think it was to 'ban bitcoin'.
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If he has device and an internet connection, he could possibly get bitcoins from a faucet or from some nice people online. If he doesn't, then someone can hand him a paper wallet on the street, which he could either take to a bitcoin ATM or wait until he acquires a device.
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Does Google unfairly benefit early investors?
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None of the bitcoiners are going to sympathize with you. If you sold your Fing coins you deserve to pay taxes. Now, evading your taxes is not a good idea. If those coins ever touched an exchange in your name or are somehow tied to a fiat transfer that you did in or out then the jig is up. So just think of it as a charitable donation where you are doing your part to society, in case you were considering donating to charity.
My plan is to pay my taxes and keep a semi modest lifestyle so i simply am not obligated to work for the next 20 years.
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