Its always the JCL's that get burnt, I suspect a lot of poor people across the world we will have lost everything.
From an ethical standpoint a terrible investment wastes loads of energy, has driven up the cost of semi-conductors and delivered nothing to society
All the warning signs have been there in recent months, the big sell off in speculative assets has been occurring in the US.
Warren Buffet is usually right in the end, value wins
Its all a bit 1999
Assets that sell hot air and optimism have been hammered of late, crypto will be no different.
Maybe, its time to take any profits and stuff that makes money. Resources and energy spring to mind
The markets generally starting to feel very 1999 when cabbies would be dishing out tech share tips
All the talk of Cypto currencies is a sign we're getting near the top of the cycle. We've been here before fellas, don't risk more than you can lose
Bitcoin is starting to create issues in the WW supply chain of semi-conductors.
https://www.fxempire.com/forecasts/article/bitcoin-mining-adds-to-existing-shortage-in-semiconductor-market-chip-prices-surge-712458
This craze adds nothing to the world we live in, the sooner its over the better
Didn't realise but it seems like bitcoin is an incredibly dirty business.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-01-26/is-bitcoin-mining-worth-the-environmental-cost
Not one for the ESG investor
Wise words, big drop today. I think its OK playing as long as you are prepared for maximum downside on your stake. I notice there are Bitcoin tracker funds available, this seems attractive even with a fairly high annual charge
There is an asset. A digital store of value that is held as the gold standard for a method of value asset that will be the main function of how we all spend and receive money in the future. In future it may also be the only way to keep and spend money away from the view of govt and mainstream...
Would it be fair to say Bitcoin is really just another Ponzi scheme? Lets face it there are no earnings, assets or profit
There is an hope or expectation that funds managers just won't be able to resist the rise and start taking small stakes to wildly increase the value. I've even heard some...
Some of the froth around certain assets right now reminds me of the 2000 tech boom.
Tesla is another one 700% in a year and worth more than every automaker on planet earth
Not surprised an 8 month bull market had to correct, the US has been nuts. FTSE almost back its level 12 months ago
Bitcoin reminds me a lot of the dotcom bust. A cabbie at christmas gave me a Bitcoin tip, always a pointer meltdown is getting close