Topic: Big Differences Between Gold and Bitcoin, According to World Gold Counci (Read 101 times)
January 30, 2018, 11:44:19 AM
Not sure who is helping whom, but I really hate to read same articles day after day that compare gold to crypto. these are 2 different animals , why would we even compare it?
January 30, 2018, 11:41:32 AM
but the banker own the miners here and are trying to set up shop on the Bitcoin network
or did they not tell you about the fees on LN ?
Sorry but my physical holding of metal must not be confused with tokens and they are not in the same league
so I will keep them and dump the last few BTC if the development team does not start listening to people
and it's so bad that Mr J Poon who runs the lightning project has taken to not answering his emails.
or did they not tell you about the fees on LN ?
Sorry but my physical holding of metal must not be confused with tokens and they are not in the same league
so I will keep them and dump the last few BTC if the development team does not start listening to people
and it's so bad that Mr J Poon who runs the lightning project has taken to not answering his emails.
January 30, 2018, 11:27:17 AM
Due to its success as a store of value Bitcoin is often labeled ‘digital gold.’ This sentiment came to the fore in the latter months of 2017, as Bitcoin entered massive bull run that had the financial world in a bit of spin.
Scalability has been a long-term problem plaguing Bitcoin, but the saving grace from high transaction costs and delays has been its emergence as a store of value. While Bitcoin remains in a volatile state, it is still head-and-shoulder above its altcoin predecessors in terms of value per coin. A plethora of cryptocurrency and mainstream financial analysts have likened Bitcoin to gold for this very reason.
Well-known American broadcaster Max Keiser has been particularly vocal about his predictions for Bitcoin. While he envisions the preeminent cryptocurrency hitting $100,000 highs, Keiser also believes Bitcoin will lead to the revival of physical gold trade, by highlighting speculative trading methods employed by mainstream traders:
“Bitcoin is helping gold by shattering the matrix of Wall Street that is incurring the naked short-selling and financial manipulation that is going on in the futures market of gold.”
Read more...
https://cointelegraph.com/news/big-differences-between-gold-and-bitcoin-according-to-world-gold-counci
Scalability has been a long-term problem plaguing Bitcoin, but the saving grace from high transaction costs and delays has been its emergence as a store of value. While Bitcoin remains in a volatile state, it is still head-and-shoulder above its altcoin predecessors in terms of value per coin. A plethora of cryptocurrency and mainstream financial analysts have likened Bitcoin to gold for this very reason.
Well-known American broadcaster Max Keiser has been particularly vocal about his predictions for Bitcoin. While he envisions the preeminent cryptocurrency hitting $100,000 highs, Keiser also believes Bitcoin will lead to the revival of physical gold trade, by highlighting speculative trading methods employed by mainstream traders:
“Bitcoin is helping gold by shattering the matrix of Wall Street that is incurring the naked short-selling and financial manipulation that is going on in the futures market of gold.”
Read more...
https://cointelegraph.com/news/big-differences-between-gold-and-bitcoin-according-to-world-gold-counci
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