Padu who? @padutrader ?
The guy who lied about his trading skills and got caught?
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/posts/5312537
Do you consider Bitcoin's slow transaction speeds as a Major issue?
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Padu who? @padutrader ?
The guy who lied about his trading skills and got caught?
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/posts/5312537
LOL are you too dumb to google or just retarded?
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoins-roi-since-2015-outperforms-five-major-indices-by-70x
https://www.upmyinterest.com/fund?tick=Bitcoin
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/121815/bitcoins-price-history.asp
What other asset aside from another crypto has done that well in that timeframe? Please do share.
Decent arguments from a liar are called lies.
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/posts/5320311
Caught @DiceAreCast red handed. If you want debate on pros/cons of crypto at least have them with someone that isn't a blatant fraud.
Ok well almost everyone thinks it is a store of value except you. So I think it's safe to say you are wrong and everyone else is right. Have a great day
Correction: almost every crypto fan boy on this thread thinks so. If that is your benchmark then that is something you might want to correct.
Again it's not what I believe or not. It's what is an industry wide agreed definition. Every market practitioner knows the distinction.
Heck even bitcoin websites disagree with you. (while they also do not follow the industry wide definition) :
"Bitcoin is incredibly volatile, and its markets are unpredictable. Metals like gold and silver have insignificant fluctuations in comparison. You could make the case that it’s too early, and that the price will eventually stabilize. But that, in itself, could point to Bitcoin not currently being a store of value"
https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/is-bitcoin-a-store-of-value
Again it's not what I believe or not. It's what is an industry wide agreed definition. Every market practitioner knows the distinction.
Heck even bitcoin websites disagree with you. (while they also do not follow the industry wide definition) :
"Bitcoin is incredibly volatile, and its markets are unpredictable. Metals like gold and silver have insignificant fluctuations in comparison. You could make the case that it’s too early, and that the price will eventually stabilize. But that, in itself, could point to Bitcoin not currently being a store of value"
https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/is-bitcoin-a-store-of-value
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It seems like you are to dumb and retarted to understand my post ...
I said for years now, i didn't say 6 years. If you got in around 2015 you have an amazing investment, if you got in since 2018 you could have gotten a much much better return multiple times over.
First you might want to learn to spell retarded you retard.
For years? I didn't say how many years. I gave you 3 links with various dates and of course being a retard that you are, you obviously didn't have the brain power to read the rest after the 1st link did you?
Then you admit either way crypto is an amazing investment proving my point. Complete 180. Your mother and father are related aren't they?
Lets continue the conversation in my native language and we shall see who the real retard is ...
No point in continuing this rant with you since you are completely fucking clueless.
You clearly ignore parts of my posts in an attempt to make your point while all you do is show what an actual loser you are by getting verbal aggressive. You just made everything you tried to point out completely worthless, congratulations!
Cya.
You didn't address any counterpoints of mine LOL. You could have said well the Sharpe of BTC is 0.05 but nope you got triggered and melted down ^.
Come back when you learn enough English to debate.
Read that same article again.
Your the one telling everyone how fiat currency in a bank is a better store of value when fiat is hyperinflated.
In the long term Bitcoin is a better store of value because the value increases. Your bank account, not so much. So reread that article again and think next time before you speak. Because the article doesn't say Bitcoin is not a store of value, it says it "could" point to it not being. And Binance will say this because it's safe to tell people. You need to focus on what you read, that article says something completely different than what you are trying to point