If Bitcoin fails..

[TingCoin]

It's already succeeded. Cryptocurrency is here to stay.

[fran2k]

That if I'm going to invest in risk ventures it should be in low % of my basket and in very early stages.

[oyasumi]

I learned investing principle and economics knowledge.

[Wendigo]

I have learned that patience is a virtue. 

[Ume]

i have learned that sharing is the best policy from bitcoin

[botany]

i have learned that sharing is the best policy from bitcoin

And that is going to help you if Bitcoin fails?

[Ume]

i have learned that sharing is the best policy from bitcoin

And that is going to help you if Bitcoin fails?

nah i just learned this !!

[tvbcof]

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What have you learned from Bitcoin?

To take even more profits at the 100x point next time.

[QuestionAuthority]

I learned that reality, facts and proof have little to do with personal beliefs. Actually, christianity taught me that. Bitcoin just reinforced it.

[Pecunia non olet]

i have learned not to buy into an inflationary currency - particularly not into a hyped and inflationary one because hype and inflation don't go so well together.

[cbeast]

I have learned from myself that sometimes FUD can weaken my strength of conviction until I zoom out.

[HeroCat]

BTC will not fail, BTC have world wide expanding

[arieq]

I dont think bitcoin will fail. If I look at where we stand today with bitcoin, could the market ever have hoped for better?

This is reality and it is not too bad at all. In fact, the market matured a lot in a very short time, and all troubling issues have been addressed or are being addressed.

[Giggs]

Even if it fails (which I don't think it will), I'll still be able to walk away with some very basic knowledge economics, trading and cryptography.

What have you learned from Bitcoin?

The main thing I have learned is that there are much more greedy, dishonest idiots than there are honest, intelligent people who believe in a great idea. Sad really.

[spazzdla]

Emotion will lose you money.

[QuestionAuthority]

I learned fiat currency is suck & privacy is very important

But Bitcoin is less private than cash in your hand. If I pay someone in person with a stack of 100s that transaction isn't broadcast all over the world for anyone to analyze. If I go to localbitcoins and trade in person I'm trading with everyone on the planet. Governments should love it's money tracking potential. I'm surprised the U.S. government isn't sponsoring a Bitcoin float in the Thanksgiving day parade.

[BittBurger]

I learned greed is basic characteristic of social people.

This may sound mean, but i've learned through the last 2.5 years that the vast majority of human beings are not intelligent.

Primarily through reading countless ignorant comments under Bitcoin news articles, friends, family, etc.

-B-

[ChuckBuck]

If Bitcoin fails, I'll have no choice but to go back to the ancient dark days of fiat money...



I don't want to, but if it's there's no choice, then I must do what I must to survive.   

[BADecker]

Bitcoin is based on technology built over decades of technological advancement by thousands of people. Bitcoin isn't simply Satoshi and the Devs. Bitcoin is the whole dedicated system of electronics, computers, telecommunications, the electrical grid, and everything else that upholds the "system," including the need and greed of the people.

All nations fall. All systems crash. Bitcoin will fail, but it won't happen easily.

[tvbcof]

I learned fiat currency is suck & privacy is very important

But Bitcoin is less private than cash in your hand. If I pay someone in person with a stack of 100s that transaction isn't broadcast all over the world for anyone to analyze. If I go to localbitcoins and trade in person I'm trading with everyone on the planet. Governments should love it's money tracking potential. I'm surprised the U.S. government isn't sponsoring a Bitcoin float in the Thanksgiving day parade.

You sure that the govt (U.S.) have not done practically this?  The response in the U.S. has been vastly more friendly than a lot of us (including myself) had predicted, and the same goes for the mainstream media who are for all intents and purposes appendages of corp/gov by this time.  Since 2013-ish, firms who play ball are allowed to operate seemingly with no friction.  To top it off, we peons in the space get the same kind of favorable tax treatment afforded to rich people in the fairly low long term capital gains rates.  About the only time to govt does anything remotely negative about Bitcoin is when someone makes it practically impossible for them to do otherwise (Dumbshit Pirate Roberts, Shrem, etc.)