@cmerk72@QuantumDom Legitimately is all around us, and can be for different reasons. Fiat for example is legitimately by force and regulation. Itโs the same reason you buy a Rolex rather than another brand, even if the other brand looks better or has better quality
@cmerk72@QuantumDom The answer is legitimately - if you believe there will be a digital store value in the future - nothing else comes close to bitcoin in terms of legitimacy
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Idk who needs to hear this but losing all your money is not the end of the world. Even losing more than you have. Don't do anything stupid.
I never shared this before but:
@DegenSpartan People take for granted that "if a company does well, its stocks will do well", when that's more a meme than fact.
Valuation models are social constructs. Prices are based on a construct that mkt participants tacitly agree on, be it stocks or crypto.
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Algorithmic stablecoins are fast becoming the norm - protocol-issued dollars coming to every blockchain.
Detractors cannot see - currencies are ultimately backed by the economies that use them, and the future is clearly opting to use decentralized and self sovereign stablecoin๐ฐ
@Couch_Investor@BackpackerFI Yes, all assets will eventually become digital. Crypto and digital assets are creating a new open financial infrastructure. Companies like Apple, Amazon and others will be plugging into in the future in some way or another. <2trillion mc is very undervalued for crypto imo