Do you know what the most dangerous thing is when you start your "stock market career" in a bull run?
You tend to think that you've got the hang of it and understand how investing works.
But it's just luck to have started at the right moment. But you only start to understand and learn when things aren't going so well.
Nevertheless, have fun with your crypto profits!
PS: "I'll hold BTC as an investment for life" AND "will be the currency of the future" says a lot about your understanding - sorry but it had to be said🤣
You tend to think that you've got the hang of it and understand how investing works.
But it's just luck to have started at the right moment. But you only start to understand and learn when things aren't going so well.
Nevertheless, have fun with your crypto profits!
PS: "I'll hold BTC as an investment for life" AND "will be the currency of the future" says a lot about your understanding - sorry but it had to be said🤣
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@TomTurboInvest Hi. Thanks for your opinion. I'm not saying anything against that at all. That's why there are periods in which I invest in the existing alt coins. After this period and the coming bearish phase, BTC and ETH will remain constant in the portfolio, you could say. I don't trade, I just invest and I do so sensibly😂. But thanks for your opinion anyway. But I didn't buy BTC and ETH in the bull run, for example.
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@TomTurboInvest 2. what's wrong with my argument that BTC could be the currency of the future? Would you like to explain this to me? I look forward to a factual exchange. Greetings
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@TomTurboInvest Amen 🙏 💚
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@PaulPDE I am invested in Bitcoin myself, but it is unlikely that it will be used as a currency and means of payment at some point.
Or how do you imagine paying with btc in a restaurant or at a kiosk? And why should I as a payer pay with Btc if I know that it could be worth more in 1 month? Then I'd rather pay with money. And why should I as a merchant accept BTC if it could lose a lot of value in 1 month, the merchant would also rather accept money.
BTC is and remains a digital and limited means of storing money.
Or how do you imagine paying with btc in a restaurant or at a kiosk? And why should I as a payer pay with Btc if I know that it could be worth more in 1 month? Then I'd rather pay with money. And why should I as a merchant accept BTC if it could lose a lot of value in 1 month, the merchant would also rather accept money.
BTC is and remains a digital and limited means of storing money.
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•@vitellinho So much bullshit in so few characters. Bitcoin is money. Deflationary money.
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•@ThetaShort Strange. It's been around for over 10 years and still hasn't caught on as a means of payment. Apparently everyone is not yet at your intellectual level 🙈
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@vitellinho We are just at the beginning. At the very beginning. The last halving will be 2130 or so and I think we just finished the 4th halving.
We are just starting. Of course it takes time. It was the same with banknotes. Just wait and see
We are just starting. Of course it takes time. It was the same with banknotes. Just wait and see
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@vitellinho I'll reply to that🙏🙏
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@TomTurboInvest I completely agree with you, I started investing in crypto back in 2021 in the bull run and simply had 0 plan no profits taken rather lost almost everything🥲
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@Petzi-Port How? You've lost everything? You can only win!
Or have you sold?
Or have you sold?
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