BTC

[laurizas]

Bogleheads forumas ką tik uždraudė diskusijas apie crypto, kaip investavimo strategijos, klausimais:

Why are we doing this?

Although the tagline of this site is Investing Advice Inspired by Jack Bogle, we have never previously had any rules regarding the types of investments and investment strategies that could be discussed here. I have always felt that it was unnecessary as I could rely on our members to appropriately respond to questionable advice and ideas. Indeed, in my opinion, these discussions are an essential part of the value of the site.

However in the case of crypto, the message is so dangerous and the backers are so numerous and relentless that we feel we are asking too much of our members who are trying to counter their claims. Also, the sheer number of positive posts about crypto on this site already appears to be leading some unsophisticated investors to believe that these are investments in the traditional sense or that crypto investing somehow has the backing of the Bogleheads community. We have also witnessed what happened to other sites in the recent GameStop saga and wish to have a policy prohibiting any such type of attempted market manipulation on this site before it becomes an issue.

What's our problem with cryptocurrency?

It is my and the Advisory Board's feeling that the cryptocurrency market as currently constituted is extraordinarily risky and should not play a significant role in a prudent investor's portfolio. The risks go far beyond what we are used to dealing with in regulated market securities. like volatility or bankruptcy risk or interest rate risk. Crypto exposes you to non-market risks such as losing the keys necessary to claim your ownership of the tokens, having your tokens stolen by hackers or the operators of the exchange holding them, or having your tokens on an exchange seized by government agencies. All of these have already occurred on multiple occasions. And then there is the largest risk of all. In a very real sense, crypto tokens are already bankrupt. They have a literal value of nothing, they have a future value of nothing. Thus their price depends entirely on whether enough people are willing to ignore this fact and exchange real money for nothing. The only basis for buying them is the hope the the price will go up because it has gone up before. We have a 400 year history of fads like this in the financial markets, none of them ended well,

Note - This policy is limited to discussions of investing strategies. Discussions of cryptocurrencies in other contexts is still acceptable, for example for money transfers or microtransactions or the current thread on crypto trades and tax loss harvesting

https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/viewto ... 3&t=349207

[LazzyCat]

Kinija institucijoms uždraudė teikti kriptovaliutos paslaugas:

China has banned financial institutions and payment companies from providing services related to cryptocurrency transactions, and warned investors against speculative crypto trading.

https://www.reuters.com/technology/chin ... 021-05-18/

[Goldman]

Ponzi schemos galas... 33k

[beard on fire]

Ponzi schemos galas... 33k

Geras galas jei 33k kainuoja ir atšoko iškart iki 40k :D

[amd]

Ponzi schemos galas... 33k

kad ir 5k, svarbu vaizdo plokštės atpigtų :D

O jei į temą, tai savo įdėtus pinigus su šiokiu tokiu prieaugiu jau prieš mėnesį atsiėmiau, o likę x000 lai gyvena :)

[Goldman]

Pakeliui su bepročiais, kurie sugeba sudeginti pinigus per naktį.

In a market where leverage of as much as 100 times isn’t uncommon, Wednesday’s precipitous slides across the cryptocurrency complex highlight the extreme downside risks that can bite investors...There were $9.4 billion of liquidations in the 24 hours...

https://uk.investing.com/news/cryptocur ... ns-2377963

[Goldman]

Cathie Wood numato BTC 500K/TSLA 3K.

Tikėkit savo orakulais... Susitiksim pragare...

[Goldman]

Panašu, kad griūva ETH/BTC piramidės. -25 % per dieną. https://www.bitcoin.com/

U.S. seeks to have cryptocurrency transfers above $10k reported to IRS

https://www.reuters.com/technology/us-s ... 021-05-20/

[laurizas]

The fact that we ran out of Village Idiots shouldn’t surprise anyone
https://thereformedbroker.com/2021/05/1 ... ht-side-2/

[Goldman]

Dabar kaip rašė FT.com BTC perka paskutiniai kvaileliai...

Data from the research group Quiver Quantitative shows that comment volumes on the social media site’s r/Cryptocurrency forum rose 82 per cent from May 1 to May 21, with almost 36,000 daily comments on Friday at the end of a volatile week for bitcoin and other digital currencies. By contrast, the number of comments on r/WallStreetBets dipped 42 per cent over the same period, with just 13,000 on May 21.