Topic: How does the collapse of Bitcoin affect traditional investment? - page 2. (Read 359 times)
I don't believe bitcoin is going to crash. This is a really versatile tool that allows you to distribute revenues fairly. This is not only suitable for stocks. But now all spheres of influence in the financial market are distributed among monopolies. Bitcoin broke into this sphere and destroyed the usual parity of forces. That's why all the big capital and governments are taking active steps to confront bitcoin.
Bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of investment assets. However, for this emerging investment product, many people are rejected because of lack of professionalism. Can Bitcoin become a new choice for asset allocation for ordinary investors?
Yes, bitcoin is now becoming an investment choice for ordinary investors. Now more and more people know the currency, they gave up the traditional currency market, the stock market in they saw the market brings the opportunity, but it also means a greater challenge. If the encryption market crashes, people will opt out of the traditional stock market. 
If you're talking about traditional investor, there are a lot of type but most of them are longterm investor and not traders so they tend to calculate every risk and obtain every information about a portfolio. In this case bitcoin is a very risky investment and the price is driven by demand only so i don't think you could compare bitcoin to traditional investment like stocks or property where these kind of investment got the value based on many aspects rather than demand alone.
Bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of investment assets. However, for this emerging investment product, many people are rejected because of lack of professionalism. Can Bitcoin become a new choice for asset allocation for ordinary investors?
Bitcoin is a new investment in the digital economy, in which there are now many changes in the currency business in many countries around the world, in my country, the government is very concerned about the economy in Crypto These are monitored by the government and maybe a new investment for investors. 
First of all I don't see any collapse of bitcoin, it's just usual price correction.
Second, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies don't fall under usual types of investment and no matter if we have the feeling that is opposite, this kind of investment is still limited on a relatively small number of people.
Therefore I would say that cryptocurrencies investments and traditional investments are not strictly connected.
Second, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies don't fall under usual types of investment and no matter if we have the feeling that is opposite, this kind of investment is still limited on a relatively small number of people.
Therefore I would say that cryptocurrencies investments and traditional investments are not strictly connected.
I think. It is very safe if the cowards and whales do not manipulate
yes, Why not? if anyone is really interested in investing (not to run after Big Money promising scams) in a proper way, bitcoin is the best.
Bitcoin can indeed become an investment, but this investment is not acceptable to everyone, because the price fluctuation is too great and not everyone can accept these fluctuations.
well here I agree, but the truth behind the fluctuations in the price is too great there is a guarantee that everyone who invested his assets in bitcoin will gain multiple profits. it's just that most people are not really really upset and there's still some doubt. 
of course you can also choose an ordinary investors but you really need a lot of profession of people before it happens .I believed you can not have everyone on a call ,every other project is also a scam because not a coins .is all supportive we should judge is also a project for this my merits are not based on what we have to invest in here ,we have that we did it quickly..
Bitcoin can indeed become an investment, but this investment is not acceptable to everyone, because the price fluctuation is too great and not everyone can accept these fluctuations.
If Bitcoin was to collapse I think a good portion of the market cap of crypto (in the hundreds of billions) would have to shift into the market cap of more traditional stock, bonds, etc. This is due to people being scared that if they leave their money in risky investments, then they're going to lose money -- causing them to shift back to things that have traditionally worked in order to make themselves feel safer.
Probably a good lesson for the new generation that they can lose money at any time if they risk too much.
Probably a good lesson for the new generation that they can lose money at any time if they risk too much.
Bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of investment assets. However, for this emerging investment product, many people are rejected because of lack of professionalism. Can Bitcoin become a new choice for asset allocation for ordinary investors?
I would say yes, since we dont have a central fiat value used in investing towards bitcoin then probably people regardless of their financial level can jump into this investment. Also if you cant afford to buy a whole bitcoin due to your financial capacity, you can only allocate a fraction of your money from time to time in investing. I wouldn't agree with looking as early into collapsing since bitcoin hasn't yet reached its full potential. There are still a lot of room for growth in this industry. 
I don't think it affects traditional investment. when bitcoin prices rise, traditional investment will be disrupted as new ways of investing in bitcoins get more popular and beat some traditional investments. but when bitcoin collapses, it doesn't have much effect on traditional investment.
Collapse is a wrong choice of word. Check your facts. Are you even following the news lately?
Bitcoin hasn't collapsed, and neither is it collapsing, so you should imply theoreticals by replacing "does" on your title by "with".
If Bitcoin collapses, then it brings down people who have known no other investments with it. People are investing in Bitcoin without knowledge of traditional markets after all, thanks to the low barrier of entry. They learn standard practices in investment that could also be applicable to stuff like stocks. Should Bitcoin go down, I would assume that they'll take their money to more traditional assets to apply their newfound knowledge. I would expect the traditional markets to get a slight boost after the fact, at least.
If Bitcoin collapses, then it brings down people who have known no other investments with it. People are investing in Bitcoin without knowledge of traditional markets after all, thanks to the low barrier of entry. They learn standard practices in investment that could also be applicable to stuff like stocks. Should Bitcoin go down, I would assume that they'll take their money to more traditional assets to apply their newfound knowledge. I would expect the traditional markets to get a slight boost after the fact, at least.
since collapse of bitcoin is something imaginary in your head, any effect it has on anything including but not limited to traditional assets would also be imaginary and we are not dealing with imaginary stuff here. we deal with hard facts.
wrong. bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of money.
Bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of investment assets.
wrong. bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of money.
Bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of investment assets. However, for this emerging investment product, many people are rejected because of lack of professionalism. Can Bitcoin become a new choice for asset allocation for ordinary investors?
Sure, why not? I think if anything 2017 has proved its more than capable. Even the US government has labeled cryptocurrencies "mainstream" as of today, so you can just imagine what that must say about the OG crypto -- Bitcoin -- for a lot of people.
Of course it can become a choice for ordinary investors but we need to be more professoinal before that happens I believe. You can't have everybody calling every other project a scam because it isn't the coin they support. We should judge projects on their own merits, not based of what we have invested in. We have a lot of growing up to do, and it would bode well for us if we did it quickly.
Bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of investment assets. However, for this emerging investment product, many people are rejected because of lack of professionalism. Can Bitcoin become a new choice for asset allocation for ordinary investors?
Who says Bitcoin will plunge? But if you fear that Bitcoin will plummet, the good news is: Kay shots macro report shows that Bitcoin does not seem to be associated with other risky assets (such as stocks). Despite the slowdown in the stock market in recent weeks, Bitcoin continues to rise. As mentioned before, bitcoin is usually compared with gold, but it is clear that bitcoin is not a "safe haven" asset. Although the price of gold dropped last week, cryptocurrency prices continued to climb. As Kay said in macro terms, Bitcoin is "its own world."
Bitcoin is hailed as a new generation of investment assets. However, for this emerging investment product, many people are rejected because of lack of professionalism. Can Bitcoin become a new choice for asset allocation for ordinary investors?
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