True, but Crypto could buy some Ammo before it gets to that point!If we ever get to the "ammunition" point, cryptos will all be worthless anyway.
True, but Crypto could buy some Ammo before it gets to that point!If we ever get to the "ammunition" point, cryptos will all be worthless anyway.
Things will be back to normal by this time next week.20% DROP AFTER MIDNIGHT LMAO.
GET FUCKED.
What government is going to do in the coming market crash is really the open question. The smart choice would be to adopt the blockchain. Hell, ETH could easily become an international standard with each countries currency becoming an independently traded Ethereum token. Like Coinbase' USDC. My outside bet is Ethereum could become the escape route. But this would require the central banks to give up enormous power to a distributed ledger of peasants.ETH has a huge security technical debt (it's a lot more complex than cryptos that are btc clones), which means it's ripe for *another* exploit to rock that ship.
I think bitcoin will shit the bed hard because they chose lightning (LOL) over bigger blocks. I'm hoping BCH explodes after the next BTC fee crisis since it's basically original bitcoin but the big block route. BCH is now routinely handling 50% more transactions for <1 cent per tx on the daily than BTC. BTC is already halfway to the previous $50/tx ATH. WINNING!
There's money to be made everywhere this year, but who knows how crypto will do in 5-10 years. I think the hyperinflationary market collapse will cause panicked governments to do all kinds of desperate shit. Seizing gold, land, outlawing crypto, mandating troons, anyone's guess is as good as mine.
It's too late I think. The cat is out of the bag and trillions of dollars are now tied directly or indirectly to the crypto market. The powers that be cannot crackdown on it. If they went after BTC and ETH they would vaporize all that money and trigger a financial panic. Which would force a major sell off to cover losses as the banks have been treating crypto ownership as assets for loan grants for years now. If those banks cant find at least 2 trillion dollars to cover the sudden asset collapse they will become insolvent that very second.at some point in this decade, this currency will get shut down and made illegal by globalists worldwide and framed as a large scale scam (most coins are get rich quick schemes anyway that actually do arrest the ringleaders) and most of the holders will have nothing to show for it,
at some point in this decade, this currency will get shut down and made illegal by globalists worldwide and framed as a large scale scam (most coins are get rich quick schemes anyway that actually do arrest the ringleaders) and most of the holders will have nothing to show for it,
Lmao fed printed trillions out of thin air. You think they won't crack down on crypto to control the money supply?It's too late I think. The cat is out of the bag and trillions of dollars are now tied directly or indirectly to the crypto market. The powers that be cannot crackdown on it. If they went after BTC and ETH they would vaporize all that money and trigger a financial panic. Which would force a major sell off to cover losses as the banks have been treating crypto ownership as assets for loan grants for years now. If those banks cant find at least 2 trillion dollars to cover the sudden asset collapse they will become insolvent that very second.
Nope. Not going to happen. No matter how much certain government officials would desperately wish it could.
Musk learned from Trump how to use Twitter as a distraction. He can shitpost all day on Twitter about Dogecoin and it diverts away from Tesla's technical issues and the Chinese government starting to sour on him.I don’t know why musk is pushing it but where it’s for memes or malice it has the same effect.
He's not. Compare Tesla revenue and their BTC investments. Same goes for other institutions: "OMG HEDGIES ARE POURING BILLIONS INTO BTC" - in reality, those billions are just 1% of their portfolios.Elon Musk is heavily invested in BTC.