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in 2011. Bitcoin's price jumped from $1 in April of that year to a peak of $32$66,299.22
in 2011. Bitcoin's price jumped from $1 in April of that year to a peak of $32$66,299.22
By 2025, cryptocurrency will be the norm as banks will all be digital.
Iso20022 will replace the SWIFT system.
I also think that 99% of the cryptocurrencies around today will be worthless by 2030.
Central banks have committees investigating the use of CBDC - "Central Bank Digital Currencies".
Visa, Mastercard, GooglePay, ApplePay, Amazon and many major Pan-Asian, European and Middle East banks have contracts signed with cryptocurrencies for payment networks.
Choose wisely.
I think that cryptocurrency is another soap bubble. China and other states do not want to support cryptocurrency. I think this is a way for a lot of people to invest their money and lose it.
Dropping like a stone lately.
$41,000
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I guess you ignored the call buy by MadJack @ $781.41 :lol:
With BTC at $36,561, are you guys buying like it's on sale, holding, or selling off?
I plan to hold. It always goes through these peaks and valleys. The next time it goes up it will go up higher than the last time. Higher highs and higher lows.
Maybe a big mistake but I pulled completely out of the stock market on Friday.
It's way too late to stop Bitcoin. Banks and big money are involved. Don't let them buy your Bitcoin cheap. It's still early for those who haven't made the jump.
Maybe a big mistake but I pulled completely out of the stock market on Friday.
Dave Ramsey always says you only get hurt if you jump off the roller coaster, and I think I've learned the hard way that there is something to it. I pulled a bunch out after the 2020 COVID drop and kept it out for a long time....and I regret it.
I've only used Bitcoin to make deposits/withdrawals, but was planning on investing at the right time. Is now the right time Jack?
Dave Ramsey always says you only get hurt if you jump off the roller coaster, and I think I've learned the hard way that there is something to it. I pulled a bunch out after the 2020 COVID drop and kept it out for a long time....and I regret it.
What happens when technology improves and the mining process is expedited? Am I missing something or isn't that a massive inflation risk with this?
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