Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 13 21, 3:02 am
Man searches landfill for $350m in Bitcoin.
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What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
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Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 13 21, 5:56 am
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 13 21, 10:13 am
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 30 21, 9:46 am
Guy lost all of his expensive and somehow worthless virtual receipts of [expletive] drawings of apes
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 30 21, 10:08 am
That’s too bad. LOL!
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 30 21, 11:50 pm
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 31 21, 12:01 am
I still like cash.
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 31 21, 12:00 pm
Yeah, seriously. Trying to make it rain with crypto just looks dumb.
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: December 31 21, 12:09 pm
https://www.stephendiehl.com/blog/against-crypto.htmlFor cryptocurrency to have any real utility, the volatility needs to cool off. If that were to happen, there would be little reason for the public to speculate on cryptocurrency prices, given that there would no longer be the potential for massive returns. The smart money exits, the liquidity disappears and the bubble collapses. This is the inevitable fate of all cryptocurrencies, and we see this reflected in the simple fact that the median return on all these thousands of flash-in-the-pan coins is zero. Every crypto coin is just on a random walk to zero by a different path.
Re: What the hell is (a) bitcoin?
Posted: January 3 22, 12:31 pm
Great read, thanks for sharing. @Superorganism you should share this with your brother.AdmiralKird wrote: ↑December 31 21, 12:09 pmhttps://www.stephendiehl.com/blog/against-crypto.htmlFor cryptocurrency to have any real utility, the volatility needs to cool off. If that were to happen, there would be little reason for the public to speculate on cryptocurrency prices, given that there would no longer be the potential for massive returns. The smart money exits, the liquidity disappears and the bubble collapses. This is the inevitable fate of all cryptocurrencies, and we see this reflected in the simple fact that the median return on all these thousands of flash-in-the-pan coins is zero. Every crypto coin is just on a random walk to zero by a different path.