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Topic: Bit Coin is a Ponzi Scheme - page 9. (Read 4755 times)

full member
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June 12, 2018, 03:39:40 PM
Bitcoin is not a ponzi scheme, the reason some people classified it at such is because of the volatility nature of of it.... Am sure when there is more regulation,it will be fair and stable a little bit..
newbie
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June 12, 2018, 03:19:10 PM
I really hope not, I just entered this world and I would not lose money
jr. member
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June 12, 2018, 03:14:43 PM
If one feels bitcoin is not a ponzi scheme that person actually does not belong here cause i have my testimonies to share about the benefits i have received on bitcoin its no ponzi scheme if you do not understand how it works please make your researches and ask more questions thanks.
sr. member
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June 12, 2018, 09:40:32 AM
Bitcoin itself isn’t a ponzi scheme but the bitcoin service providers or sources could be ponzi. Those people don't understand about bitcoin.  Bitcoin is not only money,  it is an amalgamation of money, economics, psychology, philosophy, and maths.
newbie
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June 12, 2018, 09:18:14 AM
Why do you think that we are towards the end of crypto or bitcoin. Th concept is still very new and there is huge scope for further growth.
member
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June 12, 2018, 09:05:12 AM
if you hate bitcoin, you should stop wasting your valuable time and energy on it, please go back to whatever you really good at - that will help you grow up.
member
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June 12, 2018, 09:03:52 AM
Bit coin is a Ponzi scheme. Don't listen to the bit coin shills on here. The newcomers buying into bit coin and driving up the price are just making the early adopters richer.

That's how stupid people are. A sucker is born every minute. But YOU don't have to be one like all the other bit coiners.

The USD is a valid currency because people are required by law to recognize it's value. It has value because the most powerful superpower on the face of the Earth uses it and backs it.

Where does bit coin get its value from? Some computer nerds living in their mothers' basements and Chinese speculators who say it has value? The few online drug dealers who accept it?

If you can't figure out that buying into a totally faith-based economy, with no regulation whatsoever, of a imaginary currency that only exists virtually, through a broker that has no compelling reason to give you any of your money back other than possible negative word-of-mouth, is a bad idea, then maybe you should really consider spending less time speculating on BTC and more time getting remedial education.
Well there are many people talking negative feedback and comments on bitcoin but some of them had realize and change their minds which means they are now accepting and embracing bitcoins and other cryptocurrency. I know that there are many and i am one of them. I really never thought that this is working and right now i am enjoying the benefit of cryptocurrency has to offer.
newbie
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June 12, 2018, 08:55:06 AM
how can you say Ponzi is out there a lot of big companies who support Bitcoin, just like its Microssoft, Intel, NVDA, ASIC.

that's why Bitcoin can not be said Ponzi, maybe you are reading less articles about Bitcoin so much you learn about Bitcoin again.
sr. member
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May 28, 2018, 03:07:11 AM
To thus who hate bitcoin I think they are a victim of a ponzi scheme scam using bitcoin. Bitcoin itself is not a scam it is a cryptocurrency, study first about bitcoin before you hate it.
newbie
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May 28, 2018, 01:32:51 AM
The Ponzi scheme is a typical scam for the demolition of the Western Wall to fill the Western Wall with new funds to guarantee the interests of the elderly and thus expand investment fraud funds.
Obviously, Bitcoin is not. Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency (you can understand it as currency). The Bitcoin system itself is similar to a bank bookkeeping system and is a payment transaction system.
newbie
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May 28, 2018, 01:16:06 AM
Bitcoin is a free software project without central management, so no one can make a false statement about the return on investment. Like other major currencies, such as gold, the dollar, the euro, the yen, and so on, bitcoin does not guarantee purchasing power and the exchange rate is freely floating. The resulting volatility makes it impossible for bitcoin holders to predict profits or losses. The fact is that bitcoin is being used by thousands of users and businesses because of its useful and competitive nature.
newbie
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May 27, 2018, 10:20:37 PM
 I feel sad for you. . You should know more about Bitcoin what is it?
newbie
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May 27, 2018, 03:59:24 AM
maybe soon you get a negative trust from the moderator, because your speech is like his hate speech against Bitcoin.

then why are you in this forum to say such negative words?
This forum is specific to people who are positive about Bitcoin.
sr. member
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May 25, 2018, 12:31:10 AM
Dude are you out of your mind or what. Just like paypal, paymaya and other digital currency and even creditcards. we all agree that the digital money on them has a value. Bitcoin has a proof of work, confirmed by miners. Besides what are you doing here in the Bitcoin forum.

Bit coin is a Ponzi scheme. Don't listen to the bit coin shills on here. The newcomers buying into bit coin and driving up the price are just making the early adopters richer.

That's how stupid people are. A sucker is born every minute. But YOU don't have to be one like all the other bit coiners.

The USD is a valid currency because people are required by law to recognize it's value. It has value because the most powerful superpower on the face of the Earth uses it and backs it.

Where does bit coin get its value from? Some computer nerds living in their mothers' basements and Chinese speculators who say it has value? The few online drug dealers who accept it?

If you can't figure out that buying into a totally faith-based economy, with no regulation whatsoever, of a imaginary currency that only exists virtually, through a broker that has no compelling reason to give you any of your money back other than possible negative word-of-mouth, is a bad idea, then maybe you should really consider spending less time speculating on BTC and more time getting remedial education.
Every project needs time to prove its authenticity! Bitcoin, too, needs a lot of interest from members and investors, but overpricing is not good! (this is my personal point of view)
sr. member
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May 25, 2018, 12:16:32 AM
Dude are you out of your mind or what. Just like paypal, paymaya and other digital currency and even creditcards. we all agree that the digital money on them has a value. Bitcoin has a proof of work, confirmed by miners. Besides what are you doing here in the Bitcoin forum.

Bit coin is a Ponzi scheme. Don't listen to the bit coin shills on here. The newcomers buying into bit coin and driving up the price are just making the early adopters richer.

That's how stupid people are. A sucker is born every minute. But YOU don't have to be one like all the other bit coiners.

The USD is a valid currency because people are required by law to recognize it's value. It has value because the most powerful superpower on the face of the Earth uses it and backs it.

Where does bit coin get its value from? Some computer nerds living in their mothers' basements and Chinese speculators who say it has value? The few online drug dealers who accept it?

If you can't figure out that buying into a totally faith-based economy, with no regulation whatsoever, of a imaginary currency that only exists virtually, through a broker that has no compelling reason to give you any of your money back other than possible negative word-of-mouth, is a bad idea, then maybe you should really consider spending less time speculating on BTC and more time getting remedial education.
jr. member
Activity: 191
Merit: 1
May 25, 2018, 12:08:17 AM
Bit coin is a Ponzi scheme. Don't listen to the bit coin shills on here. The newcomers buying into bit coin and driving up the price are just making the early adopters richer.

I agree 100%

If you this is how you truly feel why not post to another audience that will listen?
Maybe you can change their minds or something since mot people here are PRO BTC.
hero member
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Merit: 504
May 25, 2018, 12:07:16 AM
Bitcoin is not a ponzi scheme because it has limited supply and the technology behind Bitcoin, aka the blockchain has helped to decentralize a lot of Industries, can make both private and public sectors more transparent and take away red tape and corruption. You are not just buying into a digital currency you are purchasing into a technological breakthrough. Also this is called economics, which is ruled by supply and demand, nothing to do with a ponzi scheme. A ponzi is when you are buying into thin air.
newbie
Activity: 224
Merit: 0
May 24, 2018, 11:58:44 PM
Bit coin is a Ponzi scheme. Don't listen to the bit coin shills on here. The newcomers buying into bit coin and driving up the price are just making the early adopters richer.

That's how stupid people are. A sucker is born every minute. But YOU don't have to be one like all the other bit coiners.

The USD is a valid currency because people are required by law to recognize it's value. It has value because the most powerful superpower on the face of the Earth uses it and backs it.

Where does bit coin get its value from? Some computer nerds living in their mothers' basements and Chinese speculators who say it has value? The few online drug dealers who accept it?

If you can't figure out that buying into a totally faith-based economy, with no regulation whatsoever, of a imaginary currency that only exists virtually, through a broker that has no compelling reason to give you any of your money back other than possible negative word-of-mouth, is a bad idea, then maybe you should really consider spending less time speculating on BTC and more time getting remedial education.

if bitcoin was a ponzi scheme, it would vanish in this world already. Do you think ponzi scheme can survive long ?
bitcoin has very limited supply, and the demands keep increasing. Thats why bitcoin price increased very high.
full member
Activity: 253
Merit: 100
May 24, 2018, 09:33:36 PM
Bit coin is a Ponzi scheme. Don't listen to the bit coin shills on here. The newcomers buying into bit coin and driving up the price are just making the early adopters richer.

That's how stupid people are. A sucker is born every minute. But YOU don't have to be one like all the other bit coiners.

The USD is a valid currency because people are required by law to recognize it's value. It has value because the most powerful superpower on the face of the Earth uses it and backs it.

Where does bit coin get its value from? Some computer nerds living in their mothers' basements and Chinese speculators who say it has value? The few online drug dealers who accept it?

If you can't figure out that buying into a totally faith-based economy, with no regulation whatsoever, of a imaginary currency that only exists virtually, through a broker that has no compelling reason to give you any of your money back other than possible negative word-of-mouth, is a bad idea, then maybe you should really consider spending less time speculating on BTC and more time getting remedial education.


I think he wants to say that there are alot of ponzi scheme that are related about bitcoin. if that so yes it is because who knows people will get more attracted and eager to get in easy way..
it depends on us. because bitcoin price was so high there will always be a threat or scam if this will but we can assure that if you just storing coins and be caereful on sites that are very obvious a scam or what,.. okay??
newbie
Activity: 102
Merit: 0
April 03, 2018, 03:21:43 AM
Bitcoin is not a ponzi scheme but you would be surprised by the amount of people who believe it is a ponzi scheme. A lot of people just believe it is a scam and refuse to be convinced otherwise.
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