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What sites are y'all using to by cryptocurrency? Coinbase, Gemini, Kraken, etc?
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It’s about 45,000 USD now.
To think that if you spent 100 dollars on Bitcoin in 2010 it would be worth 56 million today.
Elon Musk invested 1.5 billion in Bitcoin. My rough math says that was the equivalent of spending 3,000 USD on Bitcoin in early 2010.
To think that if you spent 100 dollars on Bitcoin in 2010 it would be worth 56 million today.
Elon Musk invested 1.5 billion in Bitcoin. My rough math says that was the equivalent of spending 3,000 USD on Bitcoin in early 2010.
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I was listening to Jim Rogers on a podcast and he was saying he isn't on board with Bitcoin for multiple reasons. The main reason being the government can make it illegal at anytime and then the value would crash. Amusingly he said he was investing in Chinese wine.
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I was listening to Jim Rogers on a podcast and he was saying he isn't on board with Bitcoin for multiple reasons. The main reason being the government can make it illegal at anytime and then the value would crash. Amusingly he said he was investing in Chinese wine.
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I can only guess that is because it's a more liquid asset. Ba-dump.....tsshhhh. I'll see myself to the door...
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I was listening to Jim Rogers on a podcast and he was saying he isn't on board with Bitcoin for multiple reasons. The main reason being the government can make it illegal at anytime and then the value would crash. Amusingly he said he was investing in Chinese wine.
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I think there's a greater chance of Chinese wine becoming illegal than bitcoin.
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If Bitcoin was ever to even remotely appear to be a threat to the dollar hegemony, the state would make it illegal and cite something stupid like terrorism or organized crime. They already hint at such things with Bitcoin.
Also China is currently 5th in wine production and growing.
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If Bitcoin was ever to even remotely appear to be a threat to the dollar hegemony, the state would make it illegal and cite something stupid like terrorism or organized crime. They already hint at such things with Bitcoin.
Also China is currently 5th in wine production and growing.List of wine-producing regions - Wikipedia
I stand by my comment.
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If Bitcoin was ever to even remotely appear to be a threat to the dollar hegemony, the state would make it illegal and cite something stupid like terrorism or organized crime. They already hint at such things with Bitcoin.
Also China is currently 5th in wine production and growing.List of wine-producing regions - Wikipedia
If the US ever made it illegal, they would have to bail out the industry. People are getting paid salaries in Bitcoin now. I don't think it's going anywhere.
I bet he buys the heck out of it on the dipI was listening to Jim Rogers on a podcast and he was saying he isn't on board with Bitcoin for multiple reasons. The main reason being the government can make it illegal at anytime and then the value would crash. Amusingly he said he was investing in Chinese wine.
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Bail out what industry? Contracts also used to be payable in gold, and FDR made that illegal.
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All my contracts mandate I be paid in cadmium. Its the real currency of the future.
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Or Cadbury Eggs.
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I have decided to only check on my BTC once every five years, so as to not be tempted to do anything with it, and keep it long term.. That said, curiosity has the better of me- what is the price of a Bitcoin this morning?
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