Across many social media platforms you can't go 5 posts without someone mentioning bitcoin. I'm a paranoid delusionist; but this to me is because people invested in it are desperate to trip more people into their bed. Good luck to them, only the greedy are gonna be punished.
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Lets say I had one bitcoin
How do I actually turn that into cash?
The society is moving in the opposite direction. China and South Korea banned it, but we'll see how long that ban will hold. Japan endorsed it. If the world is divided on it, some endorsing, some banning, it can never be completely banned.
Besides, you can still trade Bitcoin if you live in China, it's just that there are no Chinese exchanges.
It's profound. but really I've heard of bitcoins like ten-or-so years ago and thought it was shit and to ignore it.
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I know the dept backed federal reserve bank notes are truly worthless after we left the gold and other precious metals "Standard".
But you can't pay for gas at a truck stop with rocks...
They're worth abotu ~$16,000 now, per unit. But it's really just an exchange rate. Nothing is measured in bitcoins. You usually own a fraction of a BTC (Or, easier, just "Whatever the USD equivalent is". I don't own 0.09 BTC, I own $1500 worth of BTC)
Some places DO accept BTC, but not major retailers. You can exchange it for virtually any currency.
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Go to a website that does it, or go to a physical exchange store and exchange it.
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In observation, yes. In actuality, no. Stocks actually have a relevance to a product or business.
Y.. yes and no. When someone big sells, it will tank briefly. A lot of people will sell to try and get out before it dips too far, further dipping it. But at the same time, people will rush to buying it up while it's cheap, skyrocketing the price again, possibly even higher. The thing is, when someone sells, its a cash-out, not a bail out. They might have just wanted their money, rather than there actually being a problem and a reason to sell.And once the ones holding 95% of them will decide to sell, BitCoin will be worthless
There really hasn't been anything before like this.once again as countless other things before.
It's not. Or rather, that was not it's original design, anyway.It's just a scheme by billionaires to milk more money from average Joes, then fuck 'em up the butt.
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The whole point of bitcoin is that it is a currency you can buy groceries with. If a 25 dollar transaction at the super market costs 7 dollars and 3 days to process, and 7 days of a home's power to do it , then it doesn't seem like much of an efficient currency.
You proved my point by comparing bitcoin to stocks. It is only being used for speculative purposes as an investment not as a currency. The underlying technology is useful but it isn't quite ready to be called a currency yet.
It's not the 90's anymore or?
Some ATMs will charge, usually ones at 24hour garages and the like and some small cornershop style places may still try to charge for using a card, but its by no means "many" at this stage and hasn't been for, well at least a decade or two. I'm only talking UK here at least.
It will be fixed soon. They just finished their Lightening network which allows for nearly instant purchases for less than a penny.
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