@Coyster, It's good that you got my point perfectly.
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remember that BTC isn't a "get rich quick scheme".
This has been a fact for a long time but in practice there may still be some people who do.
Pretty much every time Bitcoin gets a lot of exposure, or Bitcoin booms in price there's a influx of new users trying to scam, and earn a quick buck. I expect to see a lot of reputation threads, and debates all over the forum in the next few weeks, if the price remains at around this value.
And it doesn't seem surprising anymore because it's almost predictable and just waiting for the time.
If Bitcoin has a "correction" or drops back down, I'd expect a ton of people claiming Bitcoin has finally died, and promote their altcoin scams. I think its the general life cycle of the cryptocurrency industry.
To me that is something that can be considered a joke because usually the babble will be there after they fail to make a profit on the investment. If they do make a profit, it's entirely possible for him to say that I made the right decision about investing today.
It is illogical to flaunt your investment value, criminals will certainly run after your private keys to steal your assets.
Of course, and that's why I took the time to remind everyone, especially those who are newbies.
You know that only people who don't care about privacy will do it on social media. Without realizing it, they will invite scammers who will make them victims. Privacy is not only about personal data related to identity, but financial privacy is also needed for the security of assets and ourselves.
If Satoshi didn't care about privacy, there would be hundreds of beggars every day asking him to share his chunk of bitcoin.