Doubt it will go under 1k .... maybe 6000 at most ..
Yea but the odds of making 5x are not the same as the odds of a 50% decline.-If being bullish is right, the investor will make multiples of his capital (say 5x)
-If that is a mistake, its unlikely the investor will lose everything as BTC tends to retain some of its value even after severe declines fueled by horrible news (like in 2014). So the loss will be something like 50-70%
So, essentially the investor is getting 7-1 on his money to risk for another leg higher (later this year or next year).
There's a sucker born every minute ...suckers still buying
MegaMillions tickets dont have their value set in a global liquid market. Plus the value of those tickets dont increase the more people know about those tickets. Plus those tickets cant be used for remittancesYea but the odds of making 5x are not the same as the odds of a 50% decline.
There are plenty of long-shot bets you can make that have very high payouts but that doesn't make them good investments .... MegaMillions lottery tickets for example.
Cryptocurrencies have no intrinsic value which means there is nothing to stop declines if panic sets in (like it always does) and it starts to free-fall. What is worse, below a certain price point it does not make economic sense for bitcoin miners to continue since it consumes (ever increasing amounts of) electricity to run those rigs.
The whole thing is just a train wreck waiting to happen.
Previously you were talking about crypto as an investment, now you are talking about its use as a currency for remittances. If you spend your bitcoin then you no longer participate it any upside.MegaMillions tickets dont have their value set in a global liquid market. Plus the value of those tickets dont increase the more people know about those tickets. Plus those tickets cant be used for remittances
Previously you were talking about crypto as an investment, now you are talking about its use as a currency for remittances. If you spend your bitcoin then you no longer participate it any upside.
In any case I was making the point you can't say chance of 5x increase in value or chance of 50% decline like they are equally weighted - the odds of each event are not the same, if there is a 10% of a 5X but a 40% chance of it losing half its value (make up whatever numbers you want here) then obviously you would not want to take that bet.
Also the value of crypto does not necessarily increase because more people know about it - that is demonstrably false as you can see from the recent price declines...I am pretty sure more people know about bitcoin today than Dec 2017....unless someone is going around wiping people's memories.
1. If Soros Fund Management got them wrong by a lot, it means its not easy to get them right.
2.BTC has limited risk and unlimited reward,