Nouriel Roubini: Bitcoin Is a ‘Ponzi Game’
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Nouriel Roubini: Bitcoin Is a ‘Ponzi Game’
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#2Seems to me that the deciding factor is: what percentage of Bitcoin's transactions are actual transactions for actual goods and services vs. what percentage are transactions related to speculation on Bitcoin itself. That is very hard to measure, especially since at least a double-digit percentage of transactions belong to the illicit economy.
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#5Are all currencies ponzi games? Seems to me that the deciding factor is: what percentage of Bitcoin's transactions are actual transactions for actual goods and services vs. what percentage are transactions related to speculation on Bitcoin itself. That is very hard to measure, especially since at least a double-digit percentage of transactions belong to the illicit economy.
I'm talking about the trillions of derivatives market ..
Re: Nouriel Roubini: Bitcoin Is a ‘Ponzi Game’
#6Are all currencies ponzi games? Seems to me that the deciding factor is: what percentage of Bitcoin's transactions are actual transactions for actual goods and services vs. what percentage are transactions related to speculation on Bitcoin itself. That is very hard to measure, especially since at least a double-digit percentage of transactions belong to the illicit economy.
Would you mind sharing your source?
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It would be great if economists started coming up with genuine criticism regarding Bitcoin, rather than obviously false statements, misunderstandings that have been corrected a million times before, and fallacious reasoning.
I mean, virtually everything he said is explicitly listed on https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Myths – that’s how often these things have been brought up and disproven.