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November 06, 2021, 06:38:18 PM
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Can someone explain this in more detail. Why are Treasury bonds being compared to bitcoin? I understand the rationale behind point 1, but don't really see why a large portion of it will move into bitcoin. I can see it moving away from Treasury bonds, but I also see it moving to stocks, real estate, gold, silver, other commodities, art, pokemon cards etc. 
There are different types of bond investment that you can make.Some of them are conservative while others are highly risky. There is a platform I usually make use of, whenever I want to invest in bonds. The platform has a feature that will ask you a question and then use it to calculate how much risk you’re able to take and from  the result that was gotten it will list out recommended bonds you should invest in.

Bitcoin is highly volatile so the risk is too much,but it’s usually up to the investor to make this choice for themselves, if they think that they will be able to take such risk then they can go ahead and do it or choose another type of investment that they believe would work out for them.

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November 06, 2021, 07:23:02 PM
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If an investor is willing to invest funds into a negative yielding treasury bond they're looking for stability in case they want to liquidate, so I'm not sure why they would bother investing in Bitcoin if they want a stable place to keep their cash. I can't imagine any other scenario in which there is a willingness to lose money. If that money were to be taken out it'd be dumped into precious metals, even the current real estate landscape is not looking great.
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