No, Its the same... You still have one Bitcoin. A bit like if your £1 went to nothing. You still have £1
They all have one thing in common.
They are only worth as much as the next guy is prepared to pay for it. Physical or Digital... Makes little difference. Yeah... you have something tangible if its a car etc but we are talking about specifically about store of wealth items.
Bitcoin is not a store of wealth or digital Gold - its fools Gold.
Its not a store of value, people only own it because they think its going to be worth more in the future but it has no intrinsic value!
Wrong... 650 Billion Dollars says otherwise.
Tell me. What makes Gold so special ? Why is is worth $2k per ounce?
Because Gold is 5000 year old trusted store of value, its got nothing to prove.
Your market cap quote has just proved how Bitcoin is not a store of value, going from 1.2 trillion peak in mid April to 645 billion today - 55% wiped of its value in a week and were not even close to done yet, probably will rally to $40k in the short term before tanking to $20k then sub $10k, charts and data don't lie everyone can see.
A lot of retail investors have be sold the dream crypto is the new digital Gold but like I said its fools Gold, but you can make money from Bitcoin if you got in really early and thats great but spare a though for those who bought in at $60k. Doge will be 0.10 soon too.
But as a self acclaimed "whale" (LOL), why have you not sold if your beliefs are so strong that it doesn't have value and will dump soon?
But I'm very interested in where your cash goes from the exchange. How do exchanges provide BTC.
Last night I converted all my alt coins while they were still at a tiny profit to BTC and Eth only.
I did some research and punted on the Internet Computer Token looks promising.. you see I love crypto nearly as much as El Salvador
if I bought bitcoin in april for 45k pounds and it is now worth 25k pounds where has my 20k gone.
I didn't actually invest in the pyramid, I was simply prompting thought.It is probably worth you doing some research into the history of money and how the financial system works, because then you will have a better concept of what money really is. Personally I think it's an interesting subject.
Cryptos use a fraction of the energy consumption of the traditional banking sector, and whilst some would argue they will not replace this sector and therefore aren't needed, the same was said in the early days of the Internet and look where we are now. Innovation requires sacrifice for progression; electric car manufacturers are hardly producing cars with green energy..I also wonder how feasible it is with the energy consumption involved, with most of the west trying to reduce their carbon footprint.
This week bought 8k worth new ACH token at 2p after reading white paper. They get partnered with Binace yesterday who need them bad and go to 20p that is insane in 24hrs.. I can see how people becoming millionaires overnight in crypto. If I'd just grown some bollocks and done a couple grand I'd made a small fortune.. next time..
That article is now inaccurate given the amount of miners moving away from China. In any case, the point still stands, the Internet uses much more; this is just another disruptive technology to help us grow as a species.
CoinbaseWhich exchange ? most dont have at mo ?
or check out the Fed's balance sheet today compared to
2008 when we had the great crash. FIAT is without doubt a ginormous Ponzi scheme that could be close to collapse.
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