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You can buy from Steam with bitcoins. There are more.
Why trade bitcoin that appreciates in price for computer games that rapidly depreciate in value???
The only way those "coins" would have legitimately worked if they had fixed exchange rates (ie 1 coin for 1 USD) guaranteed by relevant Central Bank, ie the Fed in this case.
Even still it would mostly be useful for criminals.
not me, - can't see any reasonable way to convert it to hard currency, except maybe £5 per transaction.
take a while to get 100k out
I cashed out £10k in under 5 minutes.
It does require a buyer. I think it’s what is called a market. That’s why the price is what it is. If someone is willing to pay $10,000 for a Bitcoin then they are worth exactly that.
Bitcoin is the main way to get cash into crypto coins and that is probably one reason for its value.
Who said buying steam games was an investment? It’s just an example and you asked for an example.
Buying games isn't, but having asset that is going up in price rapidly and trading it for something that does down is downright moronic.
Nobody in their sane mind would do it, which is one of the fundamental issues with fixed number of "coins" in circulation: always going up in price isn't good thing for what is meant to be "money".
I cashed out £10k in under 5 minutes. It does require a buyer. I think it’s what is called a market. That’s why the price is what it is. If someone is willing to pay $10,000 for a Bitcoin then they are worth exactly that. Bitcoin is the main way to get cash into crypto coins and that is probably one reason for its value.
£10k is nothing, try selling £10 bln worth at that valuation - there is no market depth, dodgy exchanges won't be able to handle such order (or they fook you use in some way in the process and you are screwed because coins would have changed hands and wonderful blockchain would make everybody believe they are gone to somebody else forever - no chargebacks!)
Anyone got an opinion on Ripple for the next year or so? Wondering whether to load up into my shiny hardware wallet - got my Lumens in there now along with BTC and ETH
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