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It can easily be regulated. Enforcement is a different issue. The reason I’m not set for life is because when I discovered bitcoin at $0.25 my immediate reacti
by user3939382 4y ago
It can easily be regulated. Enforcement is a different issue. The reason I’m not set for life is because when I discovered bitcoin at $0.25 my immediate reaction that the banking cartel that runs the world would get it regulated out of existence the second it got on their radar. In the long run I’m probably right but I could have made
out in the meantime.
- AlexandrB 4y ago> The reason I’m not set for life is because when I discovered bitcoin at $0.25 my immediate reaction that the banking cartel that runs the world would get it regulated out of existence the second it got on their radar. I think about this too, but I'm conservative enough that I would not held onto (all) BTC as it went past $1000, so I suspect my gains would have been large relative to my investment, but not life-changing.
- dec0dedab0de 4y agoI think about this too, but I'm conservative enough that I would not held onto (all) BTC as it went past $1000, so I suspect my gains would have been large relative to my investment, but not life-changing. I tell myself the same thing, except I would have sold at $100