Safe Havens for Bitcoin During a Banking Crisis?

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no, you‌ do obv.

funds get paid on commission and/or aum, so high prices preferred.
 
Partially true I remember the method for buying was rather tedious in‍ 2010

You had to transfer funds to PayPal 4 days from PayPal to Virwox 1-2⁠ days vireox to linden dollars, then exchange linden dollars for btc and withdraw

Mining was⁤ much easier -

Having said that ANON is one good thing about that era but⁣ you could cross reference mining IPs against network providers for the time period and back⁢ fill if pronation on who mined rather easily due to data retention laws - that︀ would go some way back, likewise multiple third party processors retained data that will again︁ provide routes to track.

We keep ours on the balance sheet pricing up but don’t︂ trade - one day loan out as a EURODOLLAR like loan when BTC becomes a︃ reserve asset - repaid in BTC naturally to increase the stack.

FYI BTC wasn't a︄ investment back then - anyone telling you it was is lying

It was a means︅ of payment internationally for legal and illegal goods

Interesting timing from George.
 
ROFL thez know 99.9% of all owners.you bought via internet they high probably know︄ you.you hide via diffrent tools you will high probably big troubles to exchange

bitcoin
is a️ scam for western people.people will have a bad awekening.BRICS will go to virtual money linked‌ to gold where the west will go to virtua money backed by nothing.Once this fail‍ we will go the same route like BRICS
 
I see that you haven't really comprehended my reply, as I mentioned mining‍ not buying.

Nevertheless, I have no idea where you live, but here I can just⁠ cash out anonymous at multiple shops with a minuscule commission (Chinese enterprising 'businessmen', safe shop⁤ location, no id necessary, no questions asked, cash) , or just do P2P with 0.1%⁣ spread straight to the bank (or in person) in USD.

No BIG, BIG TROUBLES here,⁢ LOL. You must have trouble sleeping my friend.
 
I strongly disagree with that, BTC has been an investment‍ since the very beginning.
The reason people moved from investing L$ in Second Life to⁠ bitcoin because they could make much more on bitcoin projects.
The return was higher investing⁤ BTC in a Dice websites and get a share from the house profit than investing⁣ L$ in SL casino houses.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4464504.0People said the ponzi operator pirateat40 collected 500-700k BTC⁢ by offering daily 1%.
I almost sent this guy 100 BTC, thankfully my friend talked︀ me out of it, I was just a stupid kid that time and I thought︁ that looks fun and in 100 days I can withdraw 200 BTC so why not.︂

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NxtYou could invest in pre-sale altcoins like NXT, the dev collected only 21 bitcoin︃ and gave the total supply to the investors.
Someone who invested just 1 BTC in︄ that could sell their NXT for 1000 BTC just after launch, the ROI was insane,︅ on the highest around 1 million % for the early investors.

There were so many︆ investment opportunities, now only scam meme launches and Binance launchpads, they hold like 80% of︇ the total supply, pumping up the price and slowly dumping on their users.

Sure there︈ were fanatics like Roger Ver who hold a grudge against Uncle Sam, or Max Keiser︉ against the FED and banks, and a few percent trading illegal goods.
90% in Bitcoin︊ don't care about freedome, they just want to make more $.
 
ver went offboard︉ launching his own shitcoin. He suffered from bitcoin derangement syndrome 😉
 
I was just having this discussion with a friend earlier today, this is the︁ problem with unaccredited people.

They don't know the difference between 'investing' and 'speculating'.

This was︂ not investing in Bitcoin, it was a vehicle, this was not investing in these protocols︃ / projects, this is called speculating/gambling.

It always makes me smile, when i hear about︄ x or y saying they invested in d or o and you ask them what︅ they invested and they say i invested xyz token into b project with a value︆ of 500$, 1,000$ etc - Nah bro you gambled.

I feel rather sorry for the fella, can't seem to leave hotel California⁢ (US)
 
yes, as banks can kyc rug you anytime they want. That‍ might wont happen if you have a normal (ie low paying) job in your birth⁠ country.
Anything above that risk level and you gotta at least think about it.
 
I) funds for tax = fiat digital money (filthy fiat)
2) funds for savings = bitcoin
3) funds for living = stablecoins / cash (non filthy‍ fiat)
 
You are‍ right my mistake, in these examples Bitcoin is just an investment vehicle, not really direclty⁠ purely investment in Bitcoin.

I'm sure he is doing okay, funny⁣ that the early people who believed in bitcoin as a defense against governments made higher⁢ returns compared to people who thought about it as just an investment.
 
There is still a ultra high risk to loose your investment in Bitcoins because of‌ the price to be that high now.

Back years ago where the bitcoin was only‍ 1000$ or below it wasn't that much of a risk, and for those who have⁠ had them from that time it is not a risk at all today. But for⁤ noobs into this biz it can be a huge risk to put 60K or more⁣ into bitcoin right now.
 
Bitcoin is an awesome investment opportunity but you need to play it with full risk.‌
 
Disagree - only someone speculating /⁢ gambling and doesn’t understand the economics of what is driving its generic rise over time︀ opposed to its volatile speculation driven rallies would say such a thing

Think for me it was 30 cent range but that wasn’t accounting all the︅ fucking fees back then from PayPal, and virwox

The only reason I keep them was︆ because the price crashed if memory serves and I had bought too many for a︇ job (white hat hacker in those days - script kiddy today terms).
 
LOL, and again LOL. Are you⁢ for real? 60K after halving isn't risky, it's a gift right now, if your time︀ horizon is 2-12 months.

There is ultra high risk of death for every human being,︁ the probability is 100% for it to happen some day.
Personally, I see the risk︂ as higher than "losing your investment in bitcoin'.
BTW: How do you measure risk and︃ which units do you use?

Please google some words like 'network effect', 'price satoshi', 'not︄ buying full bitcoin', 'btc etf', 'fractional bitcoin', 'hedging via options', 'institutional investment', 'risk reward' and︅ come back later.

Or at least read through this please (even just reading that short︆ website preview here you can get the core message):
https://www.lynalden.com/bitcoins-network-effect/
 
I'm holding ETHER from when I paid only 100$ each - that's a good business‌ for me.

But I would have preferred to have BTC in the amounts I have‍ rather than ETH - though you should never be dissatisfied when something works out. There’s⁠ always something better out there.
 
Only reason to hold eth⁤ these days except transacting in is staking it - yield (consider it your bond side⁣ of your portfolio - bond yield and bond price rises)

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Half a dozen shitcoins
 
could it possibly happen? it came as something unnatural and it can vanish as fast‍ again, or it can be made worthless like Diamonds are now.
 
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