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Topic: Will Bitcoin be too big to fail? - page 26. (Read 5491 times)

legendary
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October 23, 2017, 11:28:53 PM
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Nothing is too big to fail. If you had a world history course during your time in university or college then you have learned about the rise and fall of the different civilizations in the different regions of the world.

Enjoy the bull market now while it lasts.

hero member
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October 23, 2017, 11:26:23 PM
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Nah man, "too big to fail" means a central agency is willing to bail out a failing entity. No such central agency exists for Bitcoin. It's the free market at its finest!

We should all be prepared for failure. But realistically the only thing that keeps bitcoin going is the fact that a community of people believe it has value. This same theory, reality applies to all currencies and things of value. As soon as people agree that it doesn't have value it will fail and that will be it!
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October 23, 2017, 11:10:09 PM
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After spending much time as a guest on this forum learning all I can about Bitcoin, I finally decided to join. Glad to be here and thanks for all the great advice along the way!

Now I have a question I'd like to ask. Is Bitcoin going to get to the point where it is too big to fail? The government bailed out Wall Street to avoid a financial collapse. Can Bitcoin gain the same status as Wall Street? The market cap is steadily increasing making it a big player in the game and I'm looking forward to where it is headed.

Thanks in advance!
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