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Tulips. Buy tulips. (This is not intended as investment advice. Please talk to your financial adviser before doing anything.)
by itamarst 9y ago
Tulips. Buy tulips.
(This is not intended as investment advice. Please talk to your financial adviser before doing anything.)
- 2_listerine_pls 9y agoBitcoins don't have to be sold, unlike tulips.
- dabmancer 9y agoThis is a reference to the medieval Dutch tulip market. http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dutch_tulip_bulb_market_bubble.asp http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dutch_tulip_bulb_market_... The same sort of things might be happening with bitcoin. Or, it could have real value because it's an easy-to-use currency.
- paulcole 9y ago> it's an easy-to-use currency Is it though? As a US citizen with access to checking/savings accounts, cash, and credit cards: 1. How do I safely buy, store, and sell Bitcoin without getting ripped off somehow 2. Where/how can I spend my Bitcoin? Only online or are there any real stores that take it too? This is a serious question and one I've never heard a clear answer to. I used to be very into sports betting but the process of legitimately getting money into an account and back out was always a big turn off. It feels like the same is true of Bitcoin but I'd love to be proven wrong.