I will say this does seem true (I won't comment on the junk part).Gold is a conservative store of value. Bitcoin is a junk asset that performs well in risk-on scenario when the times are good.
Right the U.S. stopped redeeming fiat for Gold decades ago and fiat didn't collapse.
It's lost value over time, but it did that even during the days when it could be redeemed for Gold.
The end is nigh! And also bring out yer dead! lol
Not only a laptop. And duct tape. Don’t forget the duct tape.Are you trying to compare US government to a offshore company ran by a few people from a laptop in a hotel room that allegedly manage $100B+?
No, that would be you.Are you trying to compare US government to a offshore company ran by a few people from a laptop in a hotel room that allegedly manage $100B+?
there is more than $10B of estimated liquidations if price goes from $60K-ish to $70K, so a potential squeeze is possible. But if price goes above $70K you sell everything and get out before it collapses completely.
This I can agree with. If Tether has nothing to hide, there's no reason to drag their feet for this long. And they give the most stupid excuses. A legit audit from one of the reputable accounting firms (and I'm not even suggesting the "Big Four") should take no more than a couple weeks.Eventually Tether will get busted and the Bitcoins price will be in the gutters. It will be known as the greatest financial con in the history of mankind, fooling even the alikes of these big investment giants.
I'm neither for nor against Bitcoin, but what you say here makes no sense. Why the hell would people liquidate their position and get out when there's a short squeeze, pushing BTC above 70K? Actually, that would bring in more buyers, don't ya think?