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In reply to the discussion: $1 Trillion Crypto Meltdown--Huge Crash Wipes Out The Price Of Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, XRP, Cardano [View all]PatrickforB
(14,573 posts)6. LOL, yep. NEVER invest in something you do not understand.
I sure don't 'get' bitcoin. If you read up on it, you might get through about a page, then have an out-of-body experience.
Fiat currency at a whole new level.
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$1 Trillion Crypto Meltdown--Huge Crash Wipes Out The Price Of Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, XRP, Cardano [View all]
speak easy
May 2022
OP
I'd love to see it meltdown and disappear. It's a disaster for our environment.
Magoo48
May 2022
#50
When I was young I would have hung onto a $4800 investment that was still at trading at $30k, too.
CrispyQ
May 2022
#42
That's not true. And basing money on some gold standard is just as stupid as bitcoin.
hunter
May 2022
#73
Bitcoin is stupid 'cause it's very likely to go to zero,' says Charlie Munger
keithbvadu2
May 2022
#38
If you invested $100 in Luna one month ago, the fourth most popular cryptocurrency at the time, ...
mahatmakanejeeves
May 2022
#27
A couple of months ago the town of Mesa AZ announced that they would accept payments
in2herbs
May 2022
#29
So what is Musk going to use to buy twitter....after all he was going to use some bit coins....
turbinetree
May 2022
#31
Some of the crypto's with pegs bought a lot of corporate bonds to back their coin.
Lucky Luciano
May 2022
#44
"lost its peg to the U.S. dollar," - not such an independent 'currency' after all, eh?
keithbvadu2
May 2022
#36
I don't understand bitcoin, or the comparison with tulips in this thread.
JustABozoOnThisBus
May 2022
#62
"here's a screenshot from 12/10/21. you'll never guess what happened next"
mahatmakanejeeves
May 2022
#64