I feel depressed because I missed Bitcoin train.
Given that I work in tech and had exposure to crypto currencies early, I didn’t have balls to buy earlier. I always thought FED, US government will regulate it one day but given the fact that Tesla, Square and a lot of other institutions stock it up and uncle Sam doesn’t give a shit about it, I think it’s getting real.
Will Bitcoin replace USD to be primary currency?
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You’re preparing yourself for a lifetime of depression with this current mindset. Do you know the hundreds of stocks that made the same gains as Bitcoin in that time frame? But yet here you are fixated on the one and only Bitcoin.
This is solely a matter of public sentiment. Nobody ever said their life was revolutionized by cryptocurrency (besides net worth). There is no value proposition. Bitcoin is worth what it is because other people are willing to pay that much for an asset with no value proposition. Which is fine - gold, silver, and all fiat currencies are that too. Bitcoin is a "fiat" currency backed by "the blockchain" - which is neither strictly-better nor strictly-worse than a government-backed currency.
US government is unlikely to adopt a currency they cannot control - unless the population votes to do so, which goes back to public sentiment. They're still asking questions like "Facebook, how many categories of data do you collect?" Due to technical incompetence, I see no way they'll adopt a "high-tech" cryptocurrency (e.g. pay your taxes in btc) in a decade at least.
So assuming you're an average person, make up your mind:
1. Buy BTCUSD if you have statistical evidence or want to "put it all on black" and gamble on positive future public sentiment
2. Buy a little BTCUSD if you have fomo, but too lazy to do the analysis of public sentiment and too risk-averse to gamble a lot
3. Don't buy BTCUSD if you don't want to bet on how other people feel tomorrow
No risk, no reward. That's how gambling and investing work
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People produce goods and services, government takes.
Bitcoin will be banned because drugs. What about cash?
Bitcoin will be banned because energy. What about cash?
Bitcoin will be banned because governments may not be able to manipulate currency and steal from their own citizens anymore. Sure, worked well in China didn’t it?
Bitcoin will not be banned just like the internet is not banned. No country wants to be the next North Korea.