I know a lot of economists say that it's too unstable but what do y'all think about crypto-currency and the affect on the economy it has?
The only problem is that it isn't solid, it can be $15,000 now and after a hour it can be $9,500.
No matter what happens, bitcoin won't exceed $20k+ anyways. With the rise of new and "better" cryptocurrencies and the rise of bitcoin fees/taxes, people are getting more interested in other crypto coins and less interested in bitcoin.
The only thing that supports bitcoin is that it's used in a wide variety of public places around the world and mainly it's use in the dark/deep web makes it valuable. Other crypto coins don't have the same stability and same use so yeah.
No matter what happens, bitcoin won't exceed $20k+ anyways. With the rise of new and "better" cryptocurrencies and the rise of bitcoin fees/taxes, people are getting more interested in other crypto coins and less interested in bitcoin.
The only thing that supports bitcoin is that it's used in a wide variety of public places around the world and mainly it's use in the dark/deep web makes it valuable. Other crypto coins don't have the same stability and same use so yeah.
(01-28-2018 - 03:41 AM)Forgotten Wrote: The only problem is that it isn't solid, it can be $15,000 now and after a hour it can be $9,500.
No matter what happens, bitcoin won't exceed $20k+ anyways. With the rise of new and "better" cryptocurrencies and the rise of bitcoin fees/taxes, people are getting more interested in other crypto coins and less interested in bitcoin.
The only thing that supports bitcoin is that it's used in a wide variety of public places around the world and mainly it's use in the dark/deep web makes it valuable. Other crypto coins don't have the same stability and same use so yeah.
I see what you're saying but isn't it technically the most solid crypto currency? Like sure it fluctuates and it'll never exceed 20k but what crypto will? What do yuo suppose is the best crypto currency then
can't be bad can't be good, currency is what we all agree upon, majority rules if bitcoin gains more traction.
this is true
(01-28-2018 - 03:41 AM)Forgotten Wrote: The only problem is that it isn't solid, it can be $15,000 now and after a hour it can be $9,500.
No matter what happens, bitcoin won't exceed $20k+ anyways. With the rise of new and "better" cryptocurrencies and the rise of bitcoin fees/taxes, people are getting more interested in other crypto coins and less interested in bitcoin.
The only thing that supports bitcoin is that it's used in a wide variety of public places around the world and mainly it's use in the dark/deep web makes it valuable. Other crypto coins don't have the same stability and same use so yeah.
this is true
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