Topic: One million dollars in USD in US dollars or BTC? - page 2. (Read 1805 times)
I think this is why we'll see quite a bit of resistance as the price approaches $1k. 20 years later they'll kick themselves just like those who sold just under $1 but they'll sell nonetheless.
I cannot store a million dollars in my brain. I can with a branwallet.
but most people don't want to store anything. Most people, if they had $1,000,000, would go buy the things they want and then rely on the safety the government affords them. A house, some cars, blah blah, next thing you know after all the legal processes are done and they have everything they ever needed/wanted, they have completely forgot about Bitcoin because it's just not practical.
I cannot store a million dollars in my brain. I can with a branwallet.
Which would you feel inclined to go for? I bet the majority of you, given that option, would opt for the one million in US federal reserve notes, which is why I did not make this a poll thread because you would lie. Let's face it, the guvment's system is easier and yet Bitcoin is trading at 122x the value of one of its notes. Gee, imagine if Bitcoin was actually practical and safe to use, without needing to take 100 steps to feel secure? Yet the irony here is, the world economy is extremely vulnerable but people do not realize it. I'm actually not sure what I feel safer holding.
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