> the capital is not in theory at risk. "In theory", and in practice, all investments are at risk. How anyone can look at this gimcrack investment and think i

> the capital is not in theory at risk. "In theory", and in practice, all investments are at risk. How anyone can look at this gimcrack investment and think it's riskless is beyond me. If Bitcoin were to drop to 1000 - and given it has no fundamentals and offers no actual services beyond a very volatile value store, why not? - then all of these companies would collapse like a house of cards and all these savings accounts would be worthless. > So it's more like a savings account than an investment account. If you recall, plenty of people lost everything they had in their savings account in bank crashes before FDIC insurance existed.