Topic: 2013-11-01 WealthDaily: The Age of Bitcoin (Read 858 times)
bitcoin will rise up till 21 million. It will be more stabilised after that. But it is a good investment till that time. Put some money to BTC. wait just for some years.
Quite a difference from an infamous quip by Charlie Munger a year or so ago: "Bitcoin is a rat poison." Oh, really?
Good one!
Quite a difference from an infamous quip by Charlie Munger a year or so ago: "Bitcoin is a rat poison." Oh, really?
thats almost to positive for such a site 
Quite a difference from an infamous quip by Charlie Munger a year or so ago: "Bitcoin is a rat poison." Oh, really?
This is the kind of thing I think about when people start rambling about how Bitcoin's inherent deflationary design is a "fatal flaw". Its only fatal to those who's livelyhood entails lending at interest, being the middleman for every major financial transaction. Who needs a loan when your crypto-currency is appreciating like mad?
I sure as hell won't.
http://www.wealthdaily.com/articles/the-age-of-bitcoin/4775
The attitude of "investment advisers" around the world is starting to shift:
Quite a difference from an infamous quip by Charlie Munger a year or so ago: "Bitcoin is a rat poison." Oh, really?
The attitude of "investment advisers" around the world is starting to shift:
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At this point, you’re probably thinking, “Come on, a cryptocurrency? Are you serious?” Yes, we really are serious.
After all, investment experts are recommending Bitcoins. According to Bloomberg, Michael Novogratz, co-chief investment officer of macros funds at Fortress (FIG) Investment Group LLC, recently said at a conference: "Put a little money in Bitcoin. Come back in a few years and it’s going to be worth a lot."
And he's right – the value is nothing to scoff at. Recently, a Norwegian man discovered that a $27 investment he made years ago in Bitcoins is now worth $886,000. He had forgotten all about his small investment, and he had even forgotten the private key to access his wallet. But once he was able to gain access, he was rather surprised to see what had collected in his account.
After all, investment experts are recommending Bitcoins. According to Bloomberg, Michael Novogratz, co-chief investment officer of macros funds at Fortress (FIG) Investment Group LLC, recently said at a conference: "Put a little money in Bitcoin. Come back in a few years and it’s going to be worth a lot."
And he's right – the value is nothing to scoff at. Recently, a Norwegian man discovered that a $27 investment he made years ago in Bitcoins is now worth $886,000. He had forgotten all about his small investment, and he had even forgotten the private key to access his wallet. But once he was able to gain access, he was rather surprised to see what had collected in his account.
Quite a difference from an infamous quip by Charlie Munger a year or so ago: "Bitcoin is a rat poison." Oh, really?
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