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A few days ago it reach 60k for 1 Bitcoin Today it's 55k for one Bitcoin

I'm not so worried about the short term fluctuations as I believe it will continue to grow and increase in value against fiat currencies and precious metals.

It's much better than the banking cartels imaginary money! There will only every be a certain amount created and it's almost reached that limit. It's practically impossible to forge fake coins and the central banks can't print more to give to their friends.

If you want to hurt Soros, Rothschilds and Rockefellers et al. Seriously look into becoming part of a monetary system that isn't already owned by them

A few days ago it reach 60k for 1 Bitcoin Today it's 55k for one Bitcoin I'm not so worried about the short term fluctuations as I believe it will continue to grow and increase in value against fiat currencies and precious metals. It's much better than the banking cartels imaginary money! There will only every be a certain amount created and it's almost reached that limit. It's practically impossible to forge fake coins and the central banks can't print more to give to their friends. If you want to hurt Soros, Rothschilds and Rockefellers et al. Seriously look into becoming part of a monetary system that isn't already owned by them

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i bet the big players cash out at some point and leave the people buying in now holding the bag

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Institutions just started getting into crypto relatively recently. Of course always be prepared and aware of a potential rug pull but it's not just yet.

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lol, no they didnt, they have been getting in for ages, i remember news stories about banks buying in when it was still sub 1k

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

I said relatively, and those were average medium sized institutions which you remember and at significantly smaller scales. Big players did not get into crypto until the last year or so at a significant scale that overshadows the level of investments made by institutions in years past.