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While this could be true, I take such tweets with a grain of salt. What I noticed throughout the years is that every time someone makes a claim about Bitcoin, t
by andreygrehov 7y ago
While this could be true, I take such tweets with a grain of salt. What I noticed throughout the years is that every time someone makes a claim about Bitcoin, they are wrong. Bankers, CEOs, traders...all of them.
- Waterluvian 7y agoI'm not so sure that works here. It's not like there's a certain timeframe, where if it passes, X was wrong. The possibility of added regulations is pretty much a persistent risk. It's like saying, "look an earthquake didn't happen. The geologists warning of possible disaster were all wrong."
- andreygrehov 7y agoThere is no timeframe, but Bitcoin is 10 years old and, trust me, there were enough claims within this time period to come to such a conclusion. Say geologists predict that an earthquake should happen within a year, but then it actually happens in 10 years. Were they right or wrong? In my opinion, wrong. Now what if it happened in year and a half. Were they right in this case? I say yes, they were. Same with Bitcoin. Here is an example (the CEO of JPMorgan Chase): https://ei.marketwatch.com/Multimedia/2018/10/31/Photos/MG/MW-GX410_dimon__20181031120021_MG.jpg https://ei.marketwatch.com/Multimedia/2018/10/31/Photos/MG/M...