OP, can you give us your summary of the interview, and the part of Max Keisler's opinion that you disagree?
In my personal opinion, it did help the Bitcoin debate. There's $6,000,000,000,000 printed in the U.S., to bail out everyone. That's OK, but if the government cannot maintain economic, and monetary stability because of that, Bitcoin is the back-up/fall-back/opt-out mechanism.
Topic: Did Coronavirus Help Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency - Debate about with Valutainment - page 2. (Read 416 times)
July 17, 2020, 06:10:45 AM
July 17, 2020, 05:13:42 AM
Don't know if I agree. Its something to get an introspective of the situation with its effects on the global currency market.
You don't know if you agree with Max or the host?
Max is a Bitcoin bull and I like him because I'm bullish myself. To me all the facts he gave make sense like everything about banks that were bashing it and then started buying in secret.
I don't think that the identity of Bitcoi creators matter. It's a waste of time to keep looking for Satoshi because his identity doesn't change the idea behind Bitcoin.
I didn't agree with the host. He is just pointing out his views to accommodate the guests on his show so to not be a bad interviewer.
As you can see with their most recent interview with CSW.
1 minute preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAwRAcSwobo
main discussion:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JvDauIX5lg
July 16, 2020, 05:36:58 PM
Judging by the turn out of events and the precautionary measures put in by WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, I will say the out break of corona virus was a an avenue to hoist the flag of Bitcoin as it further reduced the spread of the virus through cash handling as people preferred to use bitcoin for their financial dealings rather than using cash.
July 16, 2020, 03:59:11 PM
Don't know if I agree. Its something to get an introspective of the situation with its effects on the global currency market.
You don't know if you agree with Max or the host?
Max is a Bitcoin bull and I like him because I'm bullish myself. To me all the facts he gave make sense like everything about banks that were bashing it and then started buying in secret.
I don't think that the identity of Bitcoi creators matter. It's a waste of time to keep looking for Satoshi because his identity doesn't change the idea behind Bitcoin.
July 16, 2020, 02:50:20 PM
We remember that after governments and international health-related organizations announced the rapid spread of the coronavirus, in mid-March, Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency market in general dropped sharply in value. After that, it took a relatively long way to slowly recover their prices.
However, in the future, the economic decline in production and other negative consequences of the fight against the spread of coronavirus are likely to trigger the onset of a global economic crisis. Sharp and high inflation of common currencies should lead to an increase in demand for decentralized cryptocurrency as a financial asset that is not subject to inflation.
However, in the future, the economic decline in production and other negative consequences of the fight against the spread of coronavirus are likely to trigger the onset of a global economic crisis. Sharp and high inflation of common currencies should lead to an increase in demand for decentralized cryptocurrency as a financial asset that is not subject to inflation.
July 02, 2020, 09:32:25 PM
'Max Keiser has a virtual sitdown with Patrick Bet-David to talk blockchain, cryptocurrency and bitcoin.'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6cat6olvfQ
Don't know if I agree. Its something to get an introspective of the situation with its effects on the global currency market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6cat6olvfQ
Don't know if I agree. Its something to get an introspective of the situation with its effects on the global currency market.
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