It doesn’t have to go down forever. A few days can be an eternity when you need something. We recently had a water main burst and were without water for 2 days. Things went to **** fast. No water to flush toilettes or take showers. Amazing how much you rely on things.
The article given in the post I responded to said in the title that he did. If it isn't true than it further makes my point that you can't trust the financial media and their ad-ridden popup-farm web sites. I'm not interested in spending hours investigating the guy in detail. He means nothing to me and neither does his "investing antics". He didn't get rich from his investing antics,...he has his investing antics because he is rich. His wealth came by other means.
It doesn’t have to go down forever. A few days can be an eternity when you need something. We recently had a water main burst and were without water for 2 days. Things went to **** fast. No water to flush toilettes or take showers. Amazing how much you rely on things.
Right, so have some metals or whatever you want as a back up strategy for that situation, makes zero sense too not own other assets for a potential few day shutdown. They would be there when it goes back up, not sure you understand how decentralization works. Everyone mining maintains a copy of the ledger. It is also maintained offline and on satellites as a fail safe.
The article given in the post I responded to said in the title that he did. If it isn't true than it further makes my point that you can't trust the financial media and their ad-ridden popup-farm web sites. I'm not interested in spending hours investigating the guy in detail. He means nothing to me and neither does his "investing antics". He didn't get rich from his investing antics,...he has his investing antics because he is rich. His wealth came by other means.
It meant enough for you to reply and throw a fit. Literally just posted an article of one of the worlds top investors who had a very large allocation on a crypto thread. It was interesting. Nobody said this is what everyone should do or that is how he made all his wealth. Many people have created a lot of wealth in this industry though and will continue to do so.
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Right, so have some metals or whatever you want as a back up strategy for that situation, makes zero sense too not own other assets for a potential few day shutdown. They would be there when it goes back up, not sure you understand how decentralization works. Everyone mining maintains a copy of the ledger. It is also maintained offline and on satellites as a fail safe.
The actual network has never been hacked. Exchanges and personal wallets have but that is typically user/exchange error. Metals have been confiscated and banned in the past as well.
The actual network has never been hacked. Exchanges and personal wallets have but that is typically user/exchange error. Metals have been confiscated and banned in the past as well.
Wrong........again. Your bitcoin isn't actually stored on your phone, it is on the blockchain and is accessed through your wallet. Very easy to remove it and you can recreate and access it anywhere if you have your seed phrase. Also can memorize it and there is nothing they can do.
In a pinch you could literally flee with billions of dollars with just your memory. Try doing that with gold
Wrong........again. Your bitcoin isn't actually stored on your phone, it is on the blockchain and is accessed through your wallet. Very easy to remove it and you can recreate and access it anywhere if you have your seed phrase. Also can memorize it and there is nothing they can do.
In a pinch you could literally flee with billions of dollars with just your memory. Try doing that with gold
The point I’m making is if they want to confiscate their bitcoin they’ll find a way. Put you in jail with no internet. Simple. But these are extremes. We will see how bitcoin performs going forward. Last year it had abysmal returns compare to my oil stocks
The point I’m making is if they want to confiscate their bitcoin they’ll find a way. Put you in jail with no internet. Simple. But these are extremes. We will see how bitcoin performs going forward. Last year it had abysmal returns compare to my oil stocks
Wasn't a very good point and would be almost impossible, too many people own it and because of its portability, could go to another country that embraces it. To be fair, the year prior it went on a monster run, got to get outside of the short time frames. I do like energy and commodities/producers though this decade
The point I’m making is if they want to confiscate their bitcoin they’ll find a way. Put you in jail with no internet. Simple. But these are extremes. We will see how bitcoin performs going forward. Last year it had abysmal returns compare to my oil stocks
FYI - a wallet, doesn't matter if its a phone, desktop, hardware, or web wallet is just an interface to allow you to interact with the blockchain to view your coins. The same phone wallet that you store your BTC/crypto on, can just as easily be thrown in the trash and you can access the same crypto from your parents PC.
Your coin are stored on the chain like e-mail. Gmail/outlook are just tools that allow you to access that e-mail. If you store your passwords well, no one will be able to access your btc unless you allow them access.
FYI - a wallet, doesn't matter if its a phone, desktop, hardware, or web wallet is just an interface to allow you to interact with the blockchain to view your coins. The same phone wallet that you store your BTC/crypto on, can just as easily be thrown in the trash and you can access the same crypto from your parents PC.
Your coin are stored on the chain like e-mail. Gmail/outlook are just tools that allow you to access that e-mail. If you store your passwords well, no one will be able to access your btc unless you allow them access.
I made some btc buys yesterday in the 15's, first time in over a year. Not rushing into anything right now though but I have a lot dry powder ready to go. Think there will be a lot of opportunities in many asset classes, just being patient.
I made some btc buys yesterday in the 15's, first time in over a year. Not rushing into anything right now though but I have a lot dry powder ready to go. Think there will be a lot of opportunities in many asset classes, just being patient.
I can't believe I own this garbage, but I have to keep a little to pay a web site on which I am a vendor and they only take btc. Trying to buy it was all a big pain. I gave a friend cash, and after fees, the exchange took 11% off the top. What a joke, a big fee to turn actual money into fake money. Then to open the wallet and account bs they want every personal detail in the world, verify phone, email, and also my online banking passwords. Then I have to scan my mf'ing face?!? This is nuts. I don't know why anyone would voluntarily put up with so much bvllsh1t.
