It’s impressive it’s climbed back up. I’m surprised there’s still so much demand. At the same time I shouldn’t be surprised at since people love to gamble. I’m not hearing any hype from people like last time it hit all time highs. It doesn’t seem as popular yet is pumping. When’s the rug pull coming
It begs the question of how many millions a beanie baby would be worth if they were produced in a way that kept supply limited.
So glad I got out of all crypto
A tad disappointed I’m missing out on some gains but also, after partaking in the crypto rush in 2016ish, BTC has no use. The only argument would be store of value but it’s so volatile that’s not really true. Anyone shelling out this much money for something that can’t even be used as a currency (the supposed purpose of crypto) is likely to learn a valuable lesson, sadly the hard way.
Crypto might have a use case in the future but it won’t be to just get rich quick, which is what most people investing in it are trying to do.and that always ends bad for the unlucky few holding the bags.
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It’s impressive it’s climbed back up. I’m surprised there’s still so much demand. At the same time I shouldn’t be surprised at since people love to gamble. I’m not hearing any hype from people like last time it hit all time highs. It doesn’t seem as popular yet is pumping. When’s the rug pull coming
It begs the question of how many millions a beanie baby would be worth if they were produced in a way that kept supply limited.
So glad I got out of all crypto
A tad disappointed I’m missing out on some gains but also, after partaking in the crypto rush in 2016ish, BTC has no use. The only argument would be store of value but it’s so volatile that’s not really true. Anyone shelling out this much money for something that can’t even be used as a currency (the supposed purpose of crypto) is likely to learn a valuable lesson, sadly the hard way.
Crypto might have a use case in the future but it won’t be to just get rich quick, which is what most people investing in it are trying to do.and that always ends bad for the unlucky few holding the bags.