- 29 Οκτ 2021, 10:10
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Bitcoin: too good to miss or a bubble ready to burst?“It’s not different this time. There are no new eras, despite what the promoters tell you,” says David Rosenberg, a Canadian economist and president of Rosenberg Research. “Asset price bubbles come, bubbles go, but none of them correct by going sideways.”
Investors globally have lost more than $16bn since 2012 in cryptocurrency-related scams and fraud, according to disclosure platform Xangle. The Financial Conduct Authority, the UK’s financial watchdog, warned this year that investors can lose 100 per cent of their money when punting on cryptocurrencies.
As crypto markets are unregulated, investors have no one to turn to for help if they fall victim to fraud. Exchanges can turn out to be bogus and their founders disappear. A new coin might turn out to be a tissue of lies.
Επειδή λέγαμε πιο πριν πόσο καλό είναι που δεν υπάρχουν κεντρικές τράπεζες, τραπεζικό σύστημα, κυβερνήσεις, κτλ...
“If it’s on the side of a bus it’s time to buy,” screams an advertisement from Luno in London.
Many seasoned investors say the ad should say the opposite. If everyone is talking about the same thing, it’s a sure-fire sign that prices have reached unsustainable heights and are about to collapse — as they did in 2018.
This is how the bitcoin bubble will burstThe report also suggests that bigger investors sucked out liquidity from the market, buying bitcoins from traders and keeping them under lock and key – "hodling" them, in crypto-lingo
Bitcoin’s price was bound to rise in 2020, by dint of a sheer technical fact: the so-called “halvening”. That is an automatic process by which the output of bitcoins produced by miners – individuals who run expensive computers to upkeep the currency network and get paid bitcoin rewards – every ten minutes was halved starting from May 11, 2020. One consequence of the attendant scarcity is a rise in price. “After every halving, the price usually increases,” explains Fiorenzo Manganiello, a venture capitalist and a professor of blockchain technologies at Geneva Business School. “That is a key event.”
One consequence of the pandemic has been a lot of government spending, which made it a no-brainer, for many, to put at least some money in bitcoin. “Due to the macroeconomic situation – low to zero interest rates, excessive money-printing, stimulus programs and massive government interventions due to Covid-19 – the outlook for most economies looks quite unstable and more and more institutional investors are looking for alternative ways to diversify their portfolios,”
Και το γιατί ασχολούνται οι μεγάλοι, αν κάποιος ακόμα αναρωτιέται...
Α, και εδώ να σημειώσω την ειρωνεία να χρησιμοποιείται ως επιχείρημα υπέρ του BTC (ενός νομίσματος που φτιάχτηκε υποτίθεται για να μας απελευθερώσει από την τυρρανία των μεγάλων επενδυτών, τραπεζών, κτλ) το ότι το αγοράζουν αυτοί ακριβώς που υποτίθεται ότι θα εξαφανίζονταν με την κυριαρχία του...
Peugeot 206 1.6 110ps => not any more... bye bye...
Citroen C4 Picasso 1,8 => Η (Γουρου)Νίτσα => Πωλήθηκε!
MWB 320i Ε90 => Η μπεμπέκα
