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The official numbers forgot to mention that BTC is gaining 26% every 30 days.
Community Response: Stack sats. However, good to be clear that Bitcoin’s rise is very unstable. So, only those people who can afford to buy BTC, will survive? That’s not many people.
Another bad at math tweet or lie. This is a subject that fascinates me. I’ve made an effort to study and experience. It is fantastic.
You can buy fractions of a Bitcoin which makes it affordable for everyone. You can start with a $12 investment.
You can’t fight poverty by just printing more fiat into the circulation. Bitcoin prevents this kind of absurdity from taking place in the first place. If you mean well for the people, embrace a transparent financial system. USD is undeniably volatile. It’s starting to look pretty wise to bet on the block chain.
Fact: The Government could print more money, but they couldn’t print BTC. Anyway, keep your eyes on SKY, it’s on the dip, and their coin hours will be on an exchange soon.
Commenting on Volatile trends of BTC: No. Your USD has lost 1% of its value every month for the past 6 months. Bitcoin has lost 2% of its value today. Will it lose 2% every day for the next week? Month? Who knows.
“This one-time Bitcoin went all the way to $68,500 and then crashed all the way to $64,000.”
And Bitcoin just lost 3% of its value in 30 mins. I guess nobody’s making it then. The weird thing about that is that every time I buy the market it makes strange crash.
Bitcoin replacing other systems of money, would be a monetary freedom for everyone. It’s more sustainable than Fiat, been your own bank anytime and anywhere.
I think it’s also a good investment to buy a mining machine for mining.
Funny part is that 90% of you don’t buy BTC due to inflationary fears. If it was a “hedge” it wouldn’t be as volatile (35% swings).
USD is the slowest rug pull of all time. It’s going to get worse before it gets better. Don’t buy shit coins.
The USDT is a stable currency that anchors the dollar and allows investors to trade operational assets in the face of market volatility. So the USDT doesn’t shrink, it tracks the dollar and doesn’t fluctuate like other currencies. Don’t worry about the value of USDT evaporating.
