Bitcoin- going through the roof!

Merve replied on 06/08/2017 21:07

Posted on 06/08/2017 21:07

For most people, bitcoin is a black art- it is for me-  but having seen the present bitcoin price of over £2,500 pounds each, its blacker than I thought. When I first became interested in it in 2013 it was £45 per bitcoin!!. The financial gurus that I consult say it's nothing like too late to buy it- one saying that it will reach £100,000 per bitcoin by 2025! and others going even higher! Personally, I think that is wishful thinking but even if it increases by the lowest estimates,  it certainly looks like a good investment if you have some spare cash. You don't have to buy a full bitcoin,  You can buy part of a bitcoin and sit on it. Please don't ask me how it works, I don't know but when you consider an ounce of gold is at the present time £960 or there abouts, bitcoin is making many people very wealthy!! More and more traders are accepting Btc as payment- Virgin for one- and thousands of others. Maybe this will be the new currency? It can't be increased, printed and with the block chain it's fully audited and accountable- its honest-- something that the Banksters hate- no wonder they are trying to regulate it! 

cyberyacht replied on 01/12/2017 08:40

Posted on 01/12/2017 08:40

Explain to me what its value is based upon. Rarity value, demand, anything intrinsic? I refer the honourable gentleman to Matt 6.19.

DavidKlyne replied on 01/12/2017 09:54

Posted on 01/12/2017 08:40 by cyberyacht

Explain to me what its value is based upon. Rarity value, demand, anything intrinsic? I refer the honourable gentleman to Matt 6.19.

Posted on 01/12/2017 09:54

That surely is the problem the value is based on pure speculation as there is no one standing behind the system to back it up. There is no regulation (no doubt why the system was invented in the first place?) I am not altogether sure that Club Together is the right place to promote this either? The system will eventually implode no doubt leaving some very rich people but a lot more a lot poorer. Tulips,South Sea Bubbles, Railway Mania and Dot.Com all spring to mind.

SteveL replied on 01/12/2017 10:10

Posted on 01/12/2017 10:10

There main use as far as I can see seems to be by scammers who are trying to extort money from folk by locking their computer, blackmail etc. Presumably because it is difficult to trace the accounts location. Although it does not go up much, at least the money in the bank has a guarantee. Better the devil you know etc.😀

Fisherman replied on 01/12/2017 10:17

Posted on 01/12/2017 10:17

From the Spam messages I keep getting it looks very much like "Pyramid Selling". Not interested, if the deal looks too good it usually is.

Spriddler replied on 01/12/2017 10:52

Posted on 01/12/2017 10:52

But where can you use it? To pay utility bills? settle garage bills? buy shares? Waitrose? CAMC renewal?

What use is it if no-one accepts it in payment? 

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 23/12/2017 09:51

Posted on 22/12/2017 16:06 by Metheven

Sell sell sell laughing If thats what you do with it undecided

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Posted on 23/12/2017 09:51

Thanks for the link Dave👍🏻, interesting read. I dabble in stocks & shares(lightly) the fact bitcoin isn’t supported by any Govt agencies is enough to ensure I just watch & read. 

Tinwheeler replied on 23/12/2017 13:37

Posted on 23/12/2017 13:37

I saw something about this earlier on TV.

Thanks, Dave, that article explains quite a lot such as the reasons I never invested. I assume savvy investors sold when the going was good as, like most of us, they’d have realised the bubble was likely to burst at some point.

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