The absolute truth of Bitcoin?, page-2

I'm a little biased considering I started buying in many years ago at $1-200 per week when it was only around $7 and stopped investing in it at around the 30's. I'm a geek / activist at the time and it was more of a * you to the banks. I sold most holdings in 2013 at around $900 and reinvested. BTC is the way of the future, even the big banks are trying to use blockchain technology to create a "decentralized bank". Which is nothing compared to btc, which is truly decentralized currency & currently the largest computer network in the world.

Not too sure I'd buy in at these prices as they have gone up a lotm I've watched it for many, many years. But in hindsight, I should never have stopped buying in the $30's. Obvious thinking was it's going up way too quick. It's a day traders dream market. The banks are scared & are investing in their own blockchain technologies. More and more companies accept it every day so it is not just speculation investment any more it is commodity and has shown it's potential to pass $1k but also has shown how quick it can drop to $300.

After having seen the rises and falls, the public market always bags it as a failure on falls but never seen a mention when it's on the rise. Cheers to banks. Fortunatley geeks aren't likely to buy a murdoc newspaper & watch the "news".

It can be traded without the need for broker fees. Day traders dream. Can easily profit with just basic understanding of MACD & volume.