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Bubbles pop. Pyramid schemes reach their conclusion. This is a natural cycle. Also starting to seem some bans on wasting electricity for useless number crunch
by treeman79 5y ago
Bubbles pop. Pyramid schemes reach their conclusion. This is a natural cycle. Also starting to seem some bans on wasting electricity for useless number crunching.
- uzakov 5y agoBut I guess the answer still stands, from investor(especially regular investor) point of view, where can you park your money that is likely to generate return on part/slightly higher than inflation, while not investing into too high risk assets? There are not many options available, ie t-bonds etc are not an option for many
- treeman79 5y agoNft for moment. Something else soon. Land seems like the default dumping ground for excess money. Lots of cities are having a high percentage of homes being owned by mega-corps.
- uzakov 5y agoNot sure if your suggestion of NFT is a sarcasm or you actually believe it. I haven't seen any studies on risk/potential return on NFT, but my bet would be that average person with some money that needs investing would lose, rather than make money.
- treeman79 5y agoNFT is the current scam. Of course I said that when bit coin was a few Dollars..