Topic: when all that glistens is not gold, it could well turn out to be Bitcoin (Read 489 times)
April 20, 2015, 06:52:46 AM
Quotes and articles like this keep me quite optimistic! It just takes some more time for Bitcoin to, say, 'arrive' at the people. They need to be confronted with it a couple of times and then start to do their research. It is then when many of them reconsider their critical stances.
April 20, 2015, 01:03:55 AM
Just another speculator. Who cares what they think?
April 20, 2015, 12:55:59 AM
Well it was about time that people stopped being ignorant about Bitcoin. They didn't have to ignore it due to it being something quite unusual, new. If you choose the right path, the adventure will be quite exciting and you never stop learning things related to Bitcoin or in general.
I think that the next time we overtake gold it will probably be final. The price will skyrocket one again I'm almost certain of it. +
I think that the next time we overtake gold it will probably be final. The price will skyrocket one again I'm almost certain of it. +
April 19, 2015, 11:53:53 PM
Donnacha Fox is an executive director with wealth management firm Quilter Cheviot:
"I must admit I ignored all articles and news commentaries about Bitcoin until very recently. It was only when I read (with amazement) that two universities in the United States had launched academic courses on the subject that I began to check my long-held sceptical view."
"the more I learn, the more I realise how much I don't know".
What of Bitcoin's relationship to gold? As one bubble was being inflated, the air was coming out of another. Now that the Bitcoin bubble has collapsed (current price is $225 @ LakeBTC), where's the next bubble?
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http://www.independent.ie/opinion/when-all-that-glistens-is-not-gold-it-could-well-turn-out-to-be-bitcoin-31153396.html
"I must admit I ignored all articles and news commentaries about Bitcoin until very recently. It was only when I read (with amazement) that two universities in the United States had launched academic courses on the subject that I began to check my long-held sceptical view."
"the more I learn, the more I realise how much I don't know".
What of Bitcoin's relationship to gold? As one bubble was being inflated, the air was coming out of another. Now that the Bitcoin bubble has collapsed (current price is $225 @ LakeBTC), where's the next bubble?
...
http://www.independent.ie/opinion/when-all-that-glistens-is-not-gold-it-could-well-turn-out-to-be-bitcoin-31153396.html
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