BITCOINS

Worth investment what u think

Not buying...

Bit late now probably

I wouldn't buy bitcoin, I don't see significant profit from buying and selling it. There are other currencies (ICO's) that have seen their price rising (along with Bitcoin). Be careful though: these currencies are unregulated and are tied to the success of a business. If the business fails, you gain nothing.

Scris de Guest, 11.06.2017 at 13:03

Bit late now probably

not yet its raising unbeliavable last 3 month, and it ll be only 25 million avaible till 2020 i think

Mining it: yes
Buying it: no

You heard some things about ethereum?
a friend of mine invested some money in it and for now he will get some nice profit

Scris de Leo, 11.06.2017 at 14:55

Mining it: yes
Buying it: no

its almost impossible to mine now, against China supercomputers, not worth it

Scris de Chess, 11.06.2017 at 21:57

Hue, I wrote 40 pages about Bitcoin's security and hacker attacks against bitcoin exchanges. When I was holding my presentation BTC was priced ~250$. I told everyone not to buy this shit, since it's being used to speculate and not as a currency. Way too volatile.

Guys, don't listen to me when it comes to investing in Bitcoin.

thats my main concern, still value i raising by speed of light it seems, i have read it somewhere if we invested 1k in 2010 we would be millioners right now, and now one BC is 3k since time u wrote it...all money is speculation, dollar dont have gold cover, thats why Oil Imperia, also known as USA starting new wars, to keep themselves to not crush

Scris de Sascha, 11.06.2017 at 15:25

You heard some things about ethereum?
a friend of mine invested some money in it and for now he will get some nice profit

didnt........but will investigate

Remember when Bitcoin first came out and everyone thought is was a humongous joke? Now look at where it is today.

Scris de Skittzophrenic, 16.06.2017 at 09:28

Remember when Bitcoin first came out and everyone thought is was a humongous joke? Now look at where it is today.

its still a joke..

Fundamentally, currency is all about the perception of value. Even so-called "reserve currencies" like the US Dollar don't have any tangible, natural utility. They have value because everybody thinks they have value.

If bitcoin continues doing well, more people will be convinced that bitcoin has value, which means bitcoin will actually have more value, which means bitcoin will continue doing well, and more people will be convinced that bitcoin has value, which...

Like many, many other things in economics, the value of bitcoin's subject to a positive feedback cycle. As long as bitcoin keeps doing well, bitcoin will keep doing well.

In terms of bitcoin as an investment product, I think it has great value. Obviously I'm not an expert here, but my considered opinion is that having bitcoin and other such sketchy crypto-currency ventures in your investment portfolio would be a great idea, if and only if said investment portfolio is balanced with lower risk, lower return investments like treasury bonds and index funds. Generally speaking portfolios that contain both high- and low-risk products perform better than portfolios that only contain one.