Crypto could cause 2008-level meltdown, Bank of England official warns

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Agree. You make my day. Have a nice weekend.

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(22-10-2021, 07:51 PM)specuvestor Wrote: A swallow does not make a spring; or a stop clock is also right twice a day.

My opinion in this much discussed topic of the industry is that if you can do it consistently over a cycle then it is whatever you want to call it: luck, karma or... hardwork.

Hasn't the cycle restarted since the 2020 bottom? Or am I mistaken?  Shy
“If you buy a business just because it’s undervalued, then you have to worry about selling it when it reaches its intrinsic value. That’s hard. But if you can buy a few great companies, then you can sit on your ass. That’s a good thing.” - Charlie Munger
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I can understand why value buddies wanted to keep vb.com

This is just an example. 🤗

Virtual currency is worth virtually nothing... this is still true but the situation is completely different now. Now, institutions buying BTC (not directly) thru various ETF.

ETH had taken a different spin. It broke the spell of virtual currency and become a contracts framework.  I did buy the story and vested in ETH one year agoand soon after switch to it (sought of) proxy BMNR when BMNR to ETH NTA was below 1.0

My BTC is remain unchanged but its value ballooned to USD120k few months ago and now drop to USD83k

Its another 10 baggers😜

The question everyone is asking should not be shall I vest in crypto.  The question should be which is a better  way to invest?  Should you follow the institution and buy IBIT or is BMNR a better proxy?

Think about it, will you🤗

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