You could say the same thing about Gamestop stock. With hindsight, you could have invested in all kinds of stupid things and still have made money.
You could say the same thing about Gamestop stock. With hindsight, you could have invested in all kinds of stupid things and still have made money.
Exactly, thanks for proving my point. It's stupid easy to make money by investing it right now so why are you telling people not to do it?
So no, tablespoon didn't prove your point whatsoever. You completely missed tablespoon's point.
But you're invested crypto so it's profitable for you to push this narrative in order to keep building the pyramid and cash out. Love MLM/pyramid vibes coming out of the crypto investors, because that's what it is.
Keeping transactions publicly in the blockchain is probably one of the worst things that could happen to privacy.
I've read Bitcoin's paper back in ~2011, played with it's implementation a bit, so I'm well aware of what the blockchain is. It does NOT solve anything meaningful, it's not nearly as special as layman make it out to be.
I feel like you're about five years late to the blockchain-will-change-everything bandwagon.
Also your chronology is all wrong. The industrial revolution started well before 1903.
I also said "an industrial revolution" and not "The Industrial Revolution". But I'm glad you could no longer argue the validity of crypto currencies and the implications of mass adoption and use.
> Exactly, thanks for proving my point. It's stupid easy to make money by investing it right now so why are you telling people not to do it?
I didn't prove your point, and if believe what you just wrote, I don't think you should be investing.
But you can prove me wrong by correctly telling me when the cryptocurrency bubble will burst. After all, it's not stupid easy to make money unless you sell at the right time.