morekaos said:What do you expect when you trade in a medium founded by criminals, for criminals with no repercussions or rules...Don't grasp your pearls in stunned disbelief when you get ripped off....
Elon Musk's ?50million private jet arrives in the UK as it's revealed Tesla made ?200m selling Bitcoin before announcing it would not accept it for purchases
Musk's Gulfstream G650ER private jet touched down at Luton Airport on Friday
A black Mercedes was seen chauffeuring passengers away soon after 4.30pm
The jet's arrival comes after the billionaire's net wealth took a $20m plunge
Tesla's founder said the company would no longer be accepting Bitcoin, despite recently selling selling off around ?200 million worth of the cryptocurrency
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9580053/Elon-Musks-50million-private-jet-arrives-UK-nine-hour-flight-California.html
eyephone said:Why are your financial related posts after the fact?
daedalus said:I remember when I read about NFTs for the 1st time, it proved to me that there's too much money in this world, and we're losing all sense of its value. It reminded me immediately of the Robin Williams' quote, "Cocaine is God's way of saying you're making too much money.", except that today drugs are everywhere and its the crytocrap that's the harbinger.
daedalus said:I remember when I read about NFTs for the 1st time, it proved to me that there's too much money in this world, and we're losing all sense of its value. It reminded me immediately of the Robin Williams' quote, "Cocaine is God's way of saying you're making too much money.", except that today drugs are everywhere and its the crytocrap that's the harbinger.
That's a profound statement that doesn't really add any substance to the discussion of whether we're in an asset bubble. It's true if prices are skyrocketing, and it's still true if prices are imploding.eyephone said:Text book response is the fair value is whatever the market is willing to pay for it.
daedalus said:That's a profound statement that doesn't really add any substance to the discussion of whether we're in an asset bubble. It's true if prices are skyrocketing, and it's still true if prices are imploding.eyephone said:Text book response is the fair value is whatever the market is willing to pay for it.
eyephone said:<snip>daedalus said:That's a profound statement that doesn't really add any substance to the discussion of whether we're in an asset bubble. It's true if prices are skyrocketing, and it's still true if prices are imploding.eyephone said:Text book response is the fair value is whatever the market is willing to pay for it.
China is rolling out its own digital currency.
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nosuchreality said:eyephone said:<snip>daedalus said:That's a profound statement that doesn't really add any substance to the discussion of whether we're in an asset bubble. It's true if prices are skyrocketing, and it's still true if prices are imploding.eyephone said:Text book response is the fair value is whatever the market is willing to pay for it.
China is rolling out its own digital currency.
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Digital currency is the ultimate Government Control item when they have the control keys.
Oops, looks like your low Social Credit value has adversely impacted your digital currency exchange rate. No loaf of bread for you.