Can cryptocurrency go mainstream?

[ogc163]

Bro, can you proof read the shyt you post?

Analysis: Australia's DIY pension funds lose millions on crypto bets, investors not sweating it

Thousands of Australians who used do-it-yourself (DIY) pension funds to bet on cryptocurrencies face hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, jeopardising their savings in a scheme originally set up to ensure adequate retirement income.

www.reuters.com

1) "Proof read" isn't the correct term in this context.

2) The article you posted doesn't undermine what was initially posted.

3) You consistently respond to my posts with little to no substance, and just filler. Please do better going forward, thanks in advance.

 

[69 others]

to whoever jump started the greatest con in human history. This was nothing but amazing

 

[In The Zone '98]

1) "Proof read" isn't the correct term in this context.

2) The article you posted doesn't undermine what was initially posted.

3) You consistently respond to my posts with little to no substance, and just filler. Please do better going forward, thanks in advance.

It's March 7th. You've posted 50 negative crypto links since the turn of the year.

Can you do better and more with your free time?

 

[ogc163]

It's March 7th. You've posted 50 negative crypto links since the turn of the year.

Can you do better and more with your free time?

If my negative posts irk you can just ignore it as you usually do, seeing as how you only respond to nitpick and provide vapid responses.

 

[In The Zone '98]

If my negative posts irk you can just ignore it as you usually do, seeing as how you only respond to nitpick and provide vapid responses.

I'm not irked. I enjoy your post and all the crypto back/forth.

It is what it is. There's money to be made and money to be lost.

 

[Piff Perkins]

It's almost like a financial item with no centralization or federal backing to prevent fraud is just a scam that will be exploited over and over again while stupid people keep pumping money in. Who could have possibly seen this coming.........

 

[ogc163]

I'm not irked. I enjoy your post and all the crypto back/forth.

It is what it is. There's money to be made and money to be lost.

I'm glad you enjoy my posts, I wish I could say the same about yours, I don't get much out of what you have to say.

 

[In The Zone '98]

I'm glad you enjoy my posts, I wish I could say the same about yours, I don't get much out of what you have to say.

I apologize

 

[Brolic]

I finally pulled everything out and sold a couple months ago. Fortunately I only lost like 3k. Now I only put my money in the S&P 500 index funds, Treasury bills, and a HYSA.

 

[ogc163]

 

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[ignorethis]

It’s already mainstream.

E-commerce is happening between the developed world and developing world with crypto everyday.

Some people only know how to look at crypto as a speculative asset and it’s easy to forget that some of these projects have real world use cases and are being chosen in the free market.

People don’t use things that don’t make sense.

Making money is easy when you actually know what’s going on.

The scams will scare off the dummies, but the smart people knew they were scams from the jump, it didn’t scare them away from the good ones.

No different from the dot com boom, anything involving the internet will always have people finessing and people getting finessed.

 

[IIVI]

This is the problem here and for all these other nations trying to throw the dollar off:


U.S can declare war in so many ways. Unless someone can knock the U.S on it's ass militarily and everyone starts hopping aboard that train, the U.S will make sure the dollar runs the world.