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Post by Admin/YBB on Jan 10, 2024 14:47:28 GMT -6
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Post by Admin/YBB on Mar 7, 2024 11:00:51 GMT -6
An interesting thread at MFO on Bitcoin/cryptos. Some skeptics/doubters really don't know the facts about Bitcoin or cryptos. www.mutualfundobserver.com/discuss/discussion/62078/investors-pile-into-bitcoin-funds#latestHere are the YBB posts on that thread. yogibearbullMarch 6 edited March 6 Flag Just look at yesterday - all-time high for Bitcoin & then nearly crashed. New physical/spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted billions. Major iShare IBIT, Fido FBTC. Lot of money just shifting from Grayscale GBTC. Riding this craziness with some Coinbase/ COIN. yogibearbullMarch 6 edited March 6 Flag I have core & explore. Core is very boring stuff. Explore is wilder stuff - stocks, options, futures-based ETFs (but no futures directly), and more recently COIN. Be aware that COIN has businesses of exchange, broker-dealer, custody, all related to cryptos, and more uniquely, it's US-based. Anyway, for explore, if it trades, I may look at it - it could be rotten fish smell in a bottle, I don't care. Can't a guy at 75+ have some fun? (- yogibearbull7:36AM edited 8:48AM Flag (3/7/24) In my previous post, when I excluded futures from my list, I was thinking of @rforno ! The observation that Coinbase/ COIN is an indirect play on crypto "business" is right on. Owning COIN is like owning a casino, owning crypto is like being a gambler in the casino. Anyway, posters should look at new things in rational ways, not emotional ways. Crypto train has arrived, especially with these new spot-Bitcoin ETFs from major firms, and people can board or watch and wait for the next train. yogibearbull10:20AM Flag (3/7/24) @mark, Bitcoin is a crypto with limited supply of 21 million. Other cryptos don't have supply limits & can be issued at will. So, the recent new ETFs buying & holding Bitcoin will reduce Bitcoin circulation. Bitcoin-halving is coming up in April. That reduces mining incentive fees & makes discovering & validating new Bitcoin transactions more difficult. That is ANOTHER feature that Ethereum, etc don't have.
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Post by Admin/YBB on Mar 11, 2024 8:04:24 GMT -6
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