just diversified your portopolio
60% gold and 40% BTC is fine for me
gold price will skyrocketing when economic and policital situation not good
Topic: Bitcoin or gold? - page 573. (Read 984547 times)
Gold. It has been in use for so long that it is stable enough to bet on in the long run.
putting all your savings in either gold or in btc is not a good option,on the other way gold have established market you won't lose all in once but in btc invest only if you afford to lose its kind of gamble.
The marketplace shows that this is an unrealistic question.
As has been said before, gold is the less risky choice. However, I didn't get where I am by always choosing the less risky choice. I also didn't get where I am by putting all my eggs in one basket. Momma always said only a fool does that.
As has been said before, gold is the less risky choice. However, I didn't get where I am by always choosing the less risky choice. I also didn't get where I am by putting all my eggs in one basket. Momma always said only a fool does that.
Now I can say BTC for sure ...
I got nothing against Bitcoin, But i have been buying gold and silver lately, I like metals they are shiny and very beautiful to look at, And also the fact that i can hold them in my hand is very comforting.
I like to be alone when i admire them and i often refer to one in particular as my "precious".
I like to be alone when i admire them and i often refer to one in particular as my "precious".
That was hilarious, but it has a grain of truth for stackers
I got nothing against Bitcoin, But i have been buying gold and silver lately, I like metals they are shiny and very beautiful to look at, And also the fact that i can hold them in my hand is very comforting.
I like to be alone when i admire them and i often refer to one in particular as my "precious".
I like to be alone when i admire them and i often refer to one in particular as my "precious".
Is NOT the same :d
Bitcoin must will be the gold，I have confidence in it
gold is not comparable with bitcoin there is a big difference between them. gold has a intrinsic value but bitcoin is based on nothing.and if somthing happen for its system it can be plunged sharply
Both are good and i will prefer both.
Bitcoin, duh!
ALready in both! but Gold has long history so I think it is more safe to get gold if you should choose only one of them
but Gold has long history so I think it is more safe to get gold if you should choose only one of them
I choose both! No one knows what's gonna happen in future so you'd better to have everything in case on is gonna loose it's liquidity
I think a crypto backed by gold or silver would be a cool idea, But it would probably be hard to implement it, You would have to "Trust" someone with securely storing the physical gold and silver and the crypto would have to be redeemable so that anyone could request a withdraw of their physical gold and silver.
This is exactly what I'm proposing here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-overcoin-monetary-systems-gold-backed-bitcoin-project-old-timer-341889
Gold....crypto is gambling as nobody knows the future. Gold has a long history as being a form of 'money' and store of wealth.
I hold physical gold, silver as well as 10% of my wealth in BTC/LTC. Gold and Silver will surely increase in value in 15-20 years when I need it and Crypto could go to 0 or $100k a coin for all we know. Its a bet on new technology and public adoption.
Don't put anything into BTC that you wouldn't care to lose in a few years.
I hold physical gold, silver as well as 10% of my wealth in BTC/LTC. Gold and Silver will surely increase in value in 15-20 years when I need it and Crypto could go to 0 or $100k a coin for all we know. Its a bet on new technology and public adoption.
Don't put anything into BTC that you wouldn't care to lose in a few years.
Bitcoin is better than gold, as long as the NSA doesn't bring a few gazillionhashes/sec with an ASIC farm they own to gain 51% the network. All it'd take for the NSA is a ~50-100mn USD equipment contract with some ASIC manufacturer (which is peanuts for their standards).
Same thoughts here. 
Brainwallet indeed 
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