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dennisdave

01/02/22 10:33 AM

#431329 RE: The Danish Dude #431327


well there was this one guy that bought $ 8000 shiba-inu and one year later it was worth $ 5 billion

so you never know hahahaha

No I agree with you its nuts and Tulip mania x100
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CaptainObvious

01/02/22 10:52 AM

#431334 RE: The Danish Dude #431327

Totally agree
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IkeEsq

01/02/22 11:57 AM

#431338 RE: The Danish Dude #431327

Like they did with Tulipmania in Holland in the 17th. century and about the same intrinsic value



This is getting a ways off topic, but I would completely disagree that Crypto currencies have no intrinsic value. The Blockchain can be used for all sorts of extremely useful applications, especially as a verifier of information or ownership. Bitcoin can be extremely useful for transferring money between currencies with minimal fees, and for enabling people who don't have access to traditional banking.

As an investment, I consider Bitcoin to be extremely risky but as a currency it has a lot of potential.

NFTs, on the other hand, are a complete scam.
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Poor Man -

01/02/22 2:35 PM

#431363 RE: The Danish Dude #431327

Just another example of the Danes’ total disdain for the Dutch. Where is Anders to defend the honor of his proud people? Anders??? Where the heck is Anders!?

Not sure I get Crypto currency as an independent medium of exchange apart from a countries’ own currency; really doesn’t fit into the full definition of money. However, sovereign backed crypto currency is in the process of becoming a real thing in China, and the US Treasury and Fed are exploring the possibility of a dollar denominated crypto currency.

I will never go crypto. I admit there is a lot of money to be made. Like they did with Tulipmania in Holland in the 17th. century and about the same intrinsic value big smile