Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency, and the Future of Global Finance

Don't forget the Snapshot on the XRPL Christmas Eve. It's gonna be a sweet airdrop on Jan 20th.
 
And I got a NEBRA rig to mine Helium. Not sure if I brought HNT up before, but it's a pretty cool idea.

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My rig is finally here and I'm working on setting it up today. I believe HNT was trading at $11 when I bought this thing, and it was trading at $46 yesterday when I checked. Would have been nice to have been mining the last 7 months.
 
He’s the only other person I’ve ever heard talking about Ripple.

Fred lives on on the internet. So does Aunt Esther.

Many people are bullish on Ripple. IDK how to value any of these tokens. I just know Ripple seems to have incredible utility (extremely cheap cross-border transactions), and dollars tend to follow utility. I have about 1/20 of my portfolio in Ripple.
 
It has been painfully obvious for quite some time that you have no clue about crypto.

I know quite a bit about investing though. I know enough about crypto to see that some of the crypto bulls posting on here are doing little more than blowing hot air. Where are the posts with logical points supporting these valuations that strongly resemble bubbles and Ponzi plays? The valuations more closely mirror meme stocks than currencies, commodities, debt, or other equity securities. I’ve never seen any of the crypto bros reply to my concern that, although there are limits on individual names like bitcoins, there are no limits on flooding the crypto universe with new currencies. So the supply side is in effect infinity.
 
I know quite a bit about investing though. I know enough about crypto to see that some of the crypto bulls posting on here are doing little more than blowing hot air. Where are the posts with logical points supporting these valuations that strongly resemble bubbles and Ponzi plays? The valuations more closely mirror meme stocks than currencies, commodities, debt, or other equity securities. I’ve never seen any of the crypto bros reply to my concern that, although there are limits on individual names like bitcoins, there are no limits on flooding the crypto universe with new currencies. So the supply side is in effect infinity.

Where is it written anywhere that anyone owes you an explanation about the details of how they made profits on trading anything?

Maybe you should take that up with the financial advisor you keep speaking of.

The people in here that are actually involved in trading crypto are all doing pretty well so far and you can open up a chart on any given asset and look at historical data and see that without having to be told.
 
Where is it written anywhere that anyone owes you an explanation about the details of how they made profits on trading anything?

Maybe you should take that up with the financial advisor you keep speaking of.

The people in here that are actually involved in trading crypto are all doing pretty well so far and you can open up a chart on any given asset and look at historical data and see that without having to be told.

The charts for most of the crypto names have practically no history. Especially if Bitcoin is excluded.

Your first comment sure is salty. I’m not surprised that you dodged the opportunity to make any logical argument to support the current valuations.

Some traders did well with tulip bulbs in the 1600s.

Last time that I met with my advisor they were suggesting a couple of RE LLPs (private equity) with probable returns of 12-15%. One with a solid portfolio of triple net leases with blue chip, LT tenants. Crypto trading never entered that conversation.
 
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The charts for most of the crypto names have practically no history. Especially if Bitcoin is excluded.

Wrong

Your first comment sure is salty. I’m not surprised that you dodged the opportunity to make any logical argument to support the current valuations.

Your welcome for taking the time to even respond to your inaccuracies.

Some traders did well with tulip bulbs in the 1600s.

It never had any utility unlike XRP and Ripple. The idiots deserved what they got then just like the ones now.


Last time that I met with my advisor they were suggesting a couple of RE LLPs (private equity) with probable returns of 12-15%. One with a solid portfolio of triple net leases with blue chip, LT tenants. Crypto trading never entered that conversation.

I am so proud of them
 

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