Bitcoin

[worldCitizen]

Hayes argued that if BlackRock, which is in "the asset accumulation game," vacuums up all the bitcoin, there will be no more bitcoin transactions and those who secure the bitcoin network in return for fees and newly minted bitcoin, known as miners, "would be unable to afford the energy it costs to secure the network. As a result, they would shut off their machines. Without the miners, the network dies, and bitcoin vanishes."

Hayes, who has also predicted China is about to "flood the world with yuan credit," said the death of bitcoin would "create space for another crypto monetary network to grow in its place. This network could just be a reboot of bitcoin or something different that is an improved adaptation of the original bitcoin. Either way, the people will once again have a non-state-controlled monetary asset and financial system."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-as ... 159d1b57f5

Странная статья. Кроме BlackRock есть другие большие игроки которые скупают биткойн. Короче, ждать до 10 января, что там начальство решит.

[Arizonka]

Я биткоин не купла когда он стоил 300долларов, теперь даже не возражаю если он накроется медным тазом.
43 тыс за один биткоин-слишкм дорого!

[veey]

там этих криптопвалют, как грязи, и их количество ничем неограниченно.

[worldCitizen]

Хорошая новость в том что если появится ETF то появятся и puts and calls. А то простому американскому крестьянину невозможно трейдить биткойн sensibly в настоящее время.

Doesn't look bullish at all

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Не обязательно торговать биткойн. Можно торговать его proxy. For example, Microstrategy MSTR, MARA, COIN, etc..

[worldCitizen]

When asked whether and how they’ve noticed bitcoin in everyday life, American Gen Zers characterize bitcoin’s presence as peripheral. They’ve seen bitcoin ATMs at gas stations, Coinstar machines while buying groceries, and payment options at certain online stores. Even QR codes at a few restaurants. In other words, they know bitcoin is out there, but it still feels like a novelty. In contrast, Chinese rarely see bitcoin in their daily lives. China’s decision to ban bitcoin mining in 2021 contributed to the population’s sense that it’s mostly off limits. And while there has never been an explicit ban on holding bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies in China, trading is illegal, and Beijing has warned banks and other financial institutions against providing crypto services.

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/wha ... ut-bitcoin