Posted on 02/28/2024 5:47:31 AM PST by Enlightened1
Bitcoin breaks $60.000.00
CLSK, Mara. Super Stocks.
but it’s still just a computer calculation ,LOL
Thats a lot of tulips. LOL
buh, buh, buh, babbee!!!
Got in about $27K with several ETFs and stocks. Last i check 10 days ago my COIN had tripled!!!
At .60 a stem, thats 100,500 Tulips per BTC. Thats for the good stuff.
Bitcoin smells like carbon credits but fools want to buy bitcoins , wait if all computers stop working how do you use your bitcoins
Playing the lottery is what you are doing with your savings.
Dollars are becoming worth less and less everyday because the Fed is printing money in thin air to buy treasury bonds!
Keep saving your inflationary dollars that are becoming worthless over time.
Please see link below if you do not believe me.
Like it or not Bitcoin is the top asset over the last decade.
Yes it’s math at the end of the day with a limited supply.
The Fed is printing money into oblivion with no limit to buy T-Bonds. Just think about that.
You are thinking of Central Bank Digital Currency’s (aka CBDCs) that do that.
Bitcoin is a decentralized, trustless peer to peer payment system, and nothing can control or stop it unless the entire Internet goes down or the planet is destroyed.
Please how does it compare to tulips?
For instance, tulips are plenty and Bitcoin is not.
Please elaborate.
Sure...what if the world suddenly decides a dollar has no value?
It’s probably more likely computers will be running.
Last i check 10 days ago my COIN had tripled!!!
1) Gambling and lottery tickets go up in tough times.
2) Bit coins is the new fashionable lottery ticket. We used to see daily headlines on what lottery tickets were worth.
3) if you want to gamble fine, but KNOW what it is. It is not an old style investment.
Tulips are worth 60 cents per stem…wholesale.
Of course, around Easter they rise. Maybe to $1.
(It’s all in reference to the people who compare Bitcoin with the Tulip mania.)
I like Ethereum, which has had a nice run also. The funny thing is, when we calculate how much these things are worth, we still use dollars.
If computers stop working..we will have more important things to worry about.
When it got to 17k, I thought it was circling the bowl. I don’t understand it, that’s why I don’t own any.
“We” use dollars.
One of the reasons for the “pop” was that it went over 55k euros.
We also hit all time highs against the yuan and yen.
It is truly international in that sense.
It sounds similar to having a Ted Williams rookie baseball card worth $60,000. That's nice and all, but if I want the $60,000, I will need to go find somebody willing to pay me the $60,000. Am I understanding that correctly?
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