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Would someone send me one of these "bit coins"? I want to inspect one up close, out of curiosity. Just for a minute.
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When it crashes its going to take all the other cryptos down with it, except stablecoins like DAIMy prediction: Sept 2021 btc moons but as ppl rush to cash in driven by rampant speculation and FOMO another fee crisis hits and the mempool explodes tanking the price and crashing the price for years. Meanwhile eth and bch are the big winners on the fall of bitcoin.
To add insult to injury President Kamala issues an EO taxing crypto losses.
It's an asset, I don't think you tax losses in the US.I dont get how it hasn't crashed already, this price is unsustainable
You cant even use it as a medium of exchange anymore, its pure speculation
When it crashes its going to take all the other cryptos down with it, except stablecoins like DAI
And how you tax losses?
That would be the joke....
And how you tax losses?
Couldn't you say the same about paper money? Yeah it's backed by gold, but it only has value because we've agreed to use it as a means of exchange.
Bitcoin is less useful as a currency because its obsolete, there are a number of other cryptos that do this job much faster and are actually untraceable, governments have been able to track btc transactions for a while which is why all silkmarket types and hackers have moved to monerorendering it less useful as a currency.
Well, that's the conundrum, isn't it? The coins which are popular aren't stable, and those which are stable aren't popular, thus largely unused.If you have a company and want to accept crypto you're much better off with a stablecoin since btc, eth or any non-stable coin could wreck your finances with one of its price swings. Say you take payments in btc, right now you would be losing customers because they dont want to spend their coins during a bubble. And every hacker group out there is going to be trying to hack your wallets because you're a visible target
And if you get a bust like the one after the ATH from a couple years ago then you're fucked, you lost like 5/6ths of the revenue you made before the crash if you're still holding the coins instead of fiat. Thats like retroactive bankruptcy, the kind of shit that happens in countries like mine but even here the currency dont go from 1 to 1/6 of it overnight
So why nobody is using stablecoins then? because you cant get rich quick with those, which shows the entire crypto scene is just a tulip mania, coins like btc and eth are only being used to speculate on the price and offload it to a bigger fool before the price crashes again
Is not just that but btc itself its obsolete, its the CP/M of coinsWell, that's the conundrum, isn't it? The coins which are popular aren't stable, and those which are stable aren't popular, thus largely unused.
I hope by "more stable" you mean not crypto, because if BTC goes down it's all going down. You can't get real diversity in a crypto portfolio because it's all the same shit in the end.
Damn right lolMy prediction: Sept 2021 btc moons but as ppl rush to cash in driven by rampant speculation and FOMO another fee crisis hits and the mempool explodes tanking the price and crashing the price for years. Meanwhile eth and bch are the big winners on the fall of bitcoin.
To add insult to injury President Kamala issues an EO taxing crypto losses.
No lol.I hope by "more stable" you mean not crypto, because if BTC goes down it's all going down. You can't get real diversity in a crypto portfolio because it's all the same shit in the end.