Dunners wrote: βMon Jun 24, 2019 7:15 am
Nah. Current platforms are too volatile, and the new Facebook coin is going to seriously test the resilience of existing market.
I accept that some people have done well so far, but many who jumped in during the last frenzy will be picking their wounds.
Facebook coin isnt launching untill mid 2020, and has woken up many financial and mainstrain investors....Back in a bull market now so looking forward to what is ahead....
Apple Wumble wrote: βMon Jun 24, 2019 9:07 am
Got a bit. Bought when it was almost at its highest and then crashed. Back up to even after the recent resurgence
End of 2017? Dont worry, we will see new all time highs ...its thriving!
Other than as a market on which to gamble, what's the point of crypto for your average Joe Workingman?
I understand that it would make international trading a bit easier / less dependent on middlemen banks, for example, but I don't often have cause to trade internationally. Transaction fees for traditional payment methods seem to be coming down all the time too, so I'm a bit in the dark as to why many people would get into it - am I going to be paying for my morning coffee with it at some point in the future - and if so, why?
StillSpike wrote: βMon Jun 24, 2019 9:34 am
Other than as a market on which to gamble, what's the point of crypto for your average Joe Workingman?
I understand that it would make international trading a bit easier / less dependent on middlemen banks, for example, but I don't often have cause to trade internationally. Transaction fees for traditional payment methods seem to be coming down all the time too, so I'm a bit in the dark as to why many people would get into it - am I going to be paying for my morning coffee with it at some point in the future - and if so, why?
Its faster because of the new technology and is way cheaper! Plus the fact fiat currency is subdue to major inflation...look at Venezuela, that are buying up crypto because of their currency inflating like crazy...
For most people it is a way to keep their money worth something....Im a true believer of it, but everyone should do their own research....
Apple Wumble wrote: βMon Jun 24, 2019 9:07 am
Got a bit. Bought when it was almost at its highest and then crashed. Back up to even after the recent resurgence
Basically the same for me - bought a small amount of Bitofacon just for a bit of fun. Anyone hoping to make a killing off it now is way late to the party
StillSpike wrote: βMon Jun 24, 2019 9:34 am
Other than as a market on which to gamble, what's the point of crypto for your average Joe Workingman?
I understand that it would make international trading a bit easier / less dependent on middlemen banks, for example, but I don't often have cause to trade internationally. Transaction fees for traditional payment methods seem to be coming down all the time too, so I'm a bit in the dark as to why many people would get into it - am I going to be paying for my morning coffee with it at some point in the future - and if so, why?
Its faster because of the new technology and is way cheaper! Plus the fact fiat currency is subdue to major inflation...look at Venezuela, that are buying up crypto because of their currency inflating like crazy...
For most people it is a way to keep their money worth something....Im a true believer of it, but everyone should do their own research....
Just buy gold if you want to do that. No need to get involved in something that might end up being worthless. There will be crypto winners in the future but it wonβt be ones that the plebs like us know about.
I did get lucky & make some money on Bitofacon early days, before I hung up my spurs, but that was pure gambling on a thing which has many features similar to a Ponzi scheme. No wonder those currently βinvestedβ are bigging it up. They need new blood to keep pushing it up...