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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3575 on: November 21, 2020, 10:32:58 AM »
Notice how these bliptards always comparing it to gold.  Even the visual representation of it is colored like a gold coin.  What does this tell you?

Nothing replaces gold... nothing.
Cash is superior to gold.  Gold is worthless until you cash it in.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3576 on: November 21, 2020, 11:22:50 AM »
Cash is superior to gold. Gold is worthless until you cash it in.

Gold is a storage of wealth and protection from currency devaluation.  Cash is none of those things.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3577 on: November 21, 2020, 12:00:49 PM »
Gold is a storage of wealth and protection from currency devaluation.  Cash is none of those things.
Foreign currency is also protection against devaluation of the dollar. 

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3578 on: November 21, 2020, 12:18:18 PM »
I continue to see a slow devaluation of the US dollar.

Many signs are pointing to the collapse of the dollar. Much like in 1929, 1987 & 2008, we've created another debt bubble on so many levels (people, public & private businesses & government debt). We are showing signs of debt deleveraging (low rates, money printing, wealth redistribution & debt restructuring). Unemployment at an all-time high. The USA's debt-to-GDP ratio continues to grow. China joining a trade bloc with 14 other countries and the USA being left out. Recently, the Euro also became the most widely used currency for global payments last month. Not to mention that the US economy is showing signs of an implosion with only but the Fed keeping it on life-support via their QE most recently seen with over $2 Trillion used in purchasing US bonds to fund the stimulus payouts & PPP. Eviction rates slated to be astronomically high in the beginning of January 2021. The CAPE ratio being at an all time high with similar values only being seen prior to the crashes of 1929 & 1987. Not to mention that the rise of BitCoin almost at $20K makes me believe that more and more of the affluent Americans are fearing a collapse of the US Dollar and are seeking refuse via an alternate currency. It's ALL pointing to the fact that our economy might very soon go through another recession or, possibly even worse, a depression.

Now, contrary to prior beliefs I've held firm to, I am now slowly starting to believe that digital currency could very well have a place in the near future and become the major form of currency used both within the US and internationally. I am following the trail of money closer than ever and many signs are pointing towards that.

I think with the inception of SpaceX, the push towards global WiFi, 5G connectivity, NeuraLink etc, it's all pointing to the fact that there will be a need for a new global currency that is easier to do trade with than the US Dollar (not to mention that the attractive aspects of the dollar are fading away given the inflationary practices the FEDS keep taking part in, the lack of faith foreign nations are having with the US Dollar being the FIAT currency and obvious signs that the strength of the dollar is declining as recently seen with exchange rates between dollar & yuan becoming more narrowed). The time of this current world order (established in 1945 after WW2) looks to slowly be coming to an end and I think the next world order will probably be a conglomerate of sorts with a number of foreign players and the AI tech sector being deeply rooted in ALL things.

For now, I continue to diversify my asset portfolio by keeping my wealth distributed across: US & Foreign markets (via index funds), real estate investment properties & REITs, US & Corp bonds.

Sadly, I think the US economy is heading towards some type of catastrophe. I can't tell you the exact play-by-play, because there are so many possibilities, but it looks like this empire is turning the corner and not towards better times.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3579 on: November 21, 2020, 12:42:51 PM »
Nothing replaces gold... nothing.

Geezus, calm down Peter Schiff.

While gold is a decent haven in case of currency inflation, it hasn't been performing all that well either.

I'm not saying we should all just hang our hats on BitCoin and forget about it, but you must agree Anabolic that all signs are pointing to a migration towards digital currency with a departure from paper currency and even gold as a haven.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3580 on: November 21, 2020, 03:02:23 PM »
Geezus, calm down Peter Schiff.

While gold is a decent haven in case of currency inflation, it hasn't been performing all that well either.

I'm not saying we should all just hang our hats on BitCoin and forget about it, but you must agree Anabolic that all signs are pointing to a migration towards digital currency with a departure from paper currency and even gold as a haven.

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1. You should relocate to Kargoolie , gold mining region in Australia,  or perhaps hunt for opal in Coober Pedy !.

No places like that in the States !.


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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3581 on: November 21, 2020, 03:09:07 PM »
Cash is superior to gold.  Gold is worthless until you cash it in.

Nope, gold (& silver) dollar is minted in Australia,Canada,US or golden Swiss francs !.


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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3582 on: November 21, 2020, 09:13:29 PM »
Gold is a storage of wealth and protection from currency devaluation.  Cash is none of those things.

Depends on which country you trade the gold for their paper cash

Getting the picture ?

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3583 on: November 22, 2020, 02:07:33 AM »
I continue to see a slow devaluation of the US dollar.

Many signs are pointing to the collapse of the dollar. Much like in 1929, 1987 & 2008, we've created another debt bubble on so many levels (people, public & private businesses & government debt). We are showing signs of debt deleveraging (low rates, money printing, wealth redistribution & debt restructuring). Unemployment at an all-time high. The USA's debt-to-GDP ratio continues to grow. China joining a trade bloc with 14 other countries and the USA being left out. Recently, the Euro also became the most widely used currency for global payments last month. Not to mention that the US economy is showing signs of an implosion with only but the Fed keeping it on life-support via their QE most recently seen with over $2 Trillion used in purchasing US bonds to fund the stimulus payouts & PPP. Eviction rates slated to be astronomically high in the beginning of January 2021. The CAPE ratio being at an all time high with similar values only being seen prior to the crashes of 1929 & 1987. Not to mention that the rise of BitCoin almost at $20K makes me believe that more and more of the affluent Americans are fearing a collapse of the US Dollar and are seeking refuse via an alternate currency. It's ALL pointing to the fact that our economy might very soon go through another recession or, possibly even worse, a depression.

Now, contrary to prior beliefs I've held firm to, I am now slowly starting to believe that digital currency could very well have a place in the near future and become the major form of currency used both within the US and internationally. I am following the trail of money closer than ever and many signs are pointing towards that.

I think with the inception of SpaceX, the push towards global WiFi, 5G connectivity, NeuraLink etc, it's all pointing to the fact that there will be a need for a new global currency that is easier to do trade with than the US Dollar (not to mention that the attractive aspects of the dollar are fading away given the inflationary practices the FEDS keep taking part in, the lack of faith foreign nations are having with the US Dollar being the FIAT currency and obvious signs that the strength of the dollar is declining as recently seen with exchange rates between dollar & yuan becoming more narrowed). The time of this current world order (established in 1945 after WW2) looks to slowly be coming to an end and I think the next world order will probably be a conglomerate of sorts with a number of foreign players and the AI tech sector being deeply rooted in ALL things.

For now, I continue to diversify my asset portfolio by keeping my wealth distributed across: US & Foreign markets (via index funds), real estate investment properties & REITs, US & Corp bonds.

Sadly, I think the US economy is heading towards some type of catastrophe. I can't tell you the exact play-by-play, because there are so many possibilities, but it looks like this empire is turning the corner and not towards better times.

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Nice to see an intelligent and well-written post here. (And for the conspiracy theorists, in advance, no OneMoreRep and myself are not the same person).

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3584 on: November 22, 2020, 02:18:28 AM »

1. You should relocate to Kargoolie , gold mining region in Australia,  or perhaps hunt for opal in Coober Pedy !.

No places like that in the States !.

Well we have lots of "outback" places in the States, but yes not gold rich like parts of Down Under you have there in Western Australia.

Believe it or not, I actually have stake in a private company that has a gold mine in Kargoolie. I have been invited there many times, including to an annual mining networking event, but have never so far made it. I made that investment back in the late 1990's (when I was still rather young). Gold mining didn't do too well for us, and labor costs are crazy high. The mine is largely dormant/shuttered for now. The company then did a pivot a few years back into Lithium mining and acquired a fertile lithium land mining rights. That enabled it to raise a decent amount of cash, but everyone then jumped on the Lithium bandwagon and the price did not quite move as I had hoped as supply got ahead of demand. The value of my stake is now 6x the initial investment, so still ok although that's over 20 years, and with a falling $AUD. and I sold 1/4 of my share in the company during the Lithium fund raising. Never received a dividend but do get entertained very nicely whenever I meet up with the owners, usually once a year. Very funny people those mining types from that part of Australia.


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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3585 on: November 22, 2020, 02:51:56 AM »

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« Reply #3586 on: November 22, 2020, 02:54:39 AM »
Geezus, calm down Peter Schiff.

While gold is a decent haven in case of currency inflation, it hasn't been performing all that well either.

LOL

Schiff had a hard on for silver back in 2011 and it was a pump and dump (which i did well from) and he still doesn't get it. Nor.do the gold bugs.

Gold is doing dick all because there is next to no inflation. Gold is also doing dick because QE doesn't flow into gold because global financial markets only care about the Dow.


Good move on the index fund. That is exactly what i would do and recommend. QE injections flow directly into the stockmarket. Index fund all the way.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3587 on: November 22, 2020, 02:58:17 AM »
Cash is superior to gold.  Gold is worthless until you cash it in.

That goes for any commodity or cryptocurrency.

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3588 on: November 22, 2020, 05:24:47 AM »
That goes for any commodity or cryptocurrency.
I know.

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« Reply #3589 on: November 22, 2020, 05:30:39 AM »
That goes for any commodity or cryptocurrency.

I heard that there are credit cards where you can pay in supermarkets etc with bitcoin?

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Re: Bitcoins - about to hit $5,000 per coin today!
« Reply #3590 on: November 22, 2020, 05:47:58 AM »
I heard that there are credit cards where you can pay in supermarkets etc with bitcoin?

Yep, there were some at least lol

https://www.thecoinradar.com/tenx-ponzi-scheme/


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« Reply #3591 on: November 22, 2020, 05:58:20 AM »


PUMP IT UP BABY!... more FOMO's... until the last greater fool is in... then watch it dump.

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« Reply #3592 on: November 22, 2020, 06:05:10 AM »
PUMP IT UP BABY!... more FOMO's... until the last greater fool is in... then watch it dump.

I always wonder, where does your money go when you buy cryptocurrencies. I mean, when you transfer 18k to buy one (imaginary) coin, who gets those 18k? Someone has to have your real money then, right? :D

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« Reply #3593 on: November 22, 2020, 06:12:12 AM »
PUMP IT UP BABY!... more FOMO's... until the last greater fool is in... then watch it dump.

Nothing like a small armed twink making 250k to agitate Getbiggers!  :D

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« Reply #3594 on: November 22, 2020, 06:27:21 AM »
I always wonder, where does your money go when you buy cryptocurrencies. I mean, when you transfer 18k to buy one (imaginary) coin, who gets those 18k? Someone has to have your real money then, right? :D

Same could be said for stocks, options, bonds, derivatives, etc.  Just digital electron blips in outer space. 

At least you can use federal reserve notes (cash) to start a fire or wipe your ass.  ;D   

Only gold and silver are real money, everything else is credit... said JP Morgan. 

Ammunition will soon be considered money too, like I mentioned 100+ pages ago.  This doesn't really matter to the Euro-peons who post here because they're not allowed to have guns... poor souls.

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« Reply #3595 on: November 22, 2020, 06:29:24 AM »
Nothing like a small armed twink making 250k to agitate Getbiggers!  :D

He's a peasant compared to the getbig bliptards like gib and mayday.

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« Reply #3596 on: November 22, 2020, 07:19:38 AM »
He's a peasant compared to the getbig bliptards like gib and mayday.

gib won't even do a trade, unless it is at least 1000 bitcoins.

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« Reply #3597 on: November 22, 2020, 08:39:27 AM »
I always wonder, where does your money go when you buy cryptocurrencies. I mean, when you transfer 18k to buy one (imaginary) coin, who gets those 18k? Someone has to have your real money then, right? :D


either the exchange you are buying them on or a person on an exchange who makes a direct buy for your crypto, of which the the exchange takes a small fee for bartering the trade.

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« Reply #3598 on: November 22, 2020, 09:03:16 AM »

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« Reply #3599 on: November 22, 2020, 11:00:31 AM »
A small amount is fine as it makes it easier to withdraw from sports books and online casinos but I certainly would not invest a whole lot in cryptos.  One day you wake up and it all could be gone.