Is it too late for the average joe Software Engineer to invest in Bitcoin?
Bitcoin Surpasses $4,000, Reaches Another Milestone
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#12What's Bitcoin use case besides speculation? Buying $10 worth of namecheap domain and pay $5 on fees no thanks!
Re: Bitcoin Surpasses $4,000, Reaches Another Milestone
#13Is it too late for the average joe Software Engineer to invest in Bitcoin?
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#15What's Bitcoin use case besides speculation? Buying $10 worth of namecheap domain and pay $5 on fees no thanks!
a decentralized, unseizable, cross-border, deflationary store of value. it's next-gen gold.
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#16Is it too late for the average joe Software Engineer to invest in Bitcoin?
As an amusing thought experiment, imagine that
Bitcoin is successful and becomes the dominant payment
system in use throughout the world. Then the total
value of the currency should be equal to the total
value of all the wealth in the world. Current estimates
of total worldwide household wealth that I have found
range from $100 trillion to $300 trillion. With
20 million coins, that gives each coin a value of
about $10 million.Re: Bitcoin Surpasses $4,000, Reaches Another Milestone
#17Is it too late for the average joe Software Engineer to invest in Bitcoin?
Re: Bitcoin Surpasses $4,000, Reaches Another Milestone
#18Is it too late for the average joe Software Engineer to invest in Bitcoin?
consider some of the up and coming alt coins instead. you can triple your investment in a week. Very unlikely with bitcoin.
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#20What's Bitcoin use case besides speculation? Buying $10 worth of namecheap domain and pay $5 on fees no thanks!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_Reserve
P.S. Fees has actually got lower since the worst back in May, but there is no telling it won't happen again. Paying for anon hosting is not a bad idea but fewer providers are willing to provide it now - Vultr still accept bitcoin but require to have credit card on file as well due to abuse.