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>> I agree entirely BUT I can see how someone might be misled by all the bitcoin cheerleading. I don't. Every time I see the comments on BTC articles, I get th
by w0utert 13y ago
>> I agree entirely BUT I can see how someone might be misled by all the bitcoin cheerleading.
I don't. Every time I see the comments on BTC articles, I get the impression the groupthink among BTC optimists is so strong it effectively kills their ability to form an individual opinion. I mean, seriously, why on earth would anyone in their right mind ever think an 'asset' (which isn't even an asset) can rise 200x within a year and not be one gigantic bubble, just because the BTC echo chamber says it's 'the currency of the future', despite the fact that ~100 people hold over ~50% of all BTC, and not much more than 1% of BTC transfers are actually used for actual trades? I'm really lost for words when it comes to the naivity of people (still) holding BTC.
But go ahead, buy the dip, hope for the best, I mean, Winklevoss says it will go to $40K :-/
- tlrobinson 13y agoIf you only get your investment advice from online commenters you're doing something wrong. Reddit has become particularly bad lately.