Cryptocurrency

[d000hg]

If you bought BTC every time people said "it's a bubble, a silly fad" you'd be living on your own island by now.

[AtW]

Someone who has missed the latest crypto pump. No Lambos for him.

Finally sensible voice!

[Hobosapien]

I love how he casually said "and all the other sh!tcoins", called Musk a "coke addict" and simply carried on with his rant

Coke? Shirley he meant Pepsi.

[Paralytic]

If you bought BTC every time people said "it's a bubble, a silly fad" you'd be living on your own island by now.

Only if you'd also sold them. What was that trigger for these people who only bought based on the words of others?

[_V_]

Only if you'd also sold them. What was that trigger for these people who only bought based on the words of others?

Exactly.

[d000hg]

Only if you'd also sold them. What was that trigger for these people who only bought based on the words of others?

Having enough to buy an island.

[_V_]

Having enough to buy an island.

3 BTC next year.

Rangyai Island - Thailand, Asia - Private Islands for Sale

[_V_]

Well they're worth next to nothing. So lost is as good as term as anything.

Bought close to a million XRP a month ago. They be doing very nicely. .

XRP to EUR rate for today is €0.502370

That would have covered your losses from shorting.

[_V_]

Retirement

Darknet crypto kingpin JokerStash retires after illicit $1 billion run: research | Reuters

The “Joker’s Stash” marketplace, where stolen credit cards and identity data traded hands for bitcoin and other digital coins, ceased operations this month, Elliptic said on Friday, in what it called a rare example of such a site bowing out on its own terms.

Criminal use of cryptocurrencies has long worried regulators, with U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde calling last month for tighter oversight.

[_V_]

BTC price progression


Price of #Bitcoin
on Valentine's Day:

2021: $49,000
2020: $10,242
2019: $3,569
2018: $9,031
2017: $1,008
2016: $397
2015: $247
2014: $632
2013: $26
2012: $5
2011: $1
2010: 5¢


Next year, will it be $5K or $150K?