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[scarface]

Today, new videos are available on the forum.


Lost city of Petra, Jordan | Cinematic Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAYibnSF8kY



Why MIT Predicted that Society Will Collapse by the year 2040 | Economics Explained
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVOTPAxrrP4



The proof you are living in a simulation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gHeWUw7rKo

[scarface]

Tonight, new videos are available on the forum.


Stocks, Euro, Crypto: How long the roller will the roller coaster last? A conference in French.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ0oCIfZHcY



The new cryptocurrency on the rise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S8V9vCD3Ws



Club Kings - Eurodance 2010
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OExwN7_dop8



Fluke – zion – Matrix Reloaded
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YWSeqZmXe4

[humbert]

The new cryptocurrency on the rise

Scarface: You know much more about financial matters than I do so tell me what you think of this:

While cryptocurrency in theory might look like a great idea, there is a major problem. Due to the nature of how it works, there is no central authority to regulate it. Price is based only on supply and demand. This results in the huge changes which makes the whole idea of crypto unpalatable. Not too long ago Bitcoin was a nearly US$60k. Today (16/11/2022) it's at about $16.6k. Who is going to invest in Bitcoin with those uncontrollable changes going on?

I believe unless someone comes up with some way to regulate this thing, crypto is going nowhere.

[scarface]

I'll reply to humbert later (in the fiance topic). I don't have time today but this is an interesting question.
Note that I recommended the LDLC stock at 20€. It reached my target price and I  recommend selling.

[scarface]

While cryptocurrency in theory might look like a great idea, there is a major problem. Due to the nature of how it works, there is no central authority to regulate it. Price is based only on supply and demand. This results in the huge changes which makes the whole idea of crypto unpalatable. Not too long ago Bitcoin was a nearly US$60k. Today (16/11/2022) it's at about $16.6k. Who is going to invest in Bitcoin with those uncontrollable changes going on?

I believe unless someone comes up with some way to regulate this thing, crypto is going nowhere.

After two years of incredible gains, the prices of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have plunged in recent months indeed; and more turbulence was to come with the bankruptcy of FTX. Are cryptocurrencies here to stay? Is it time for governments to regulate them? It's hard to answer these questions. Some argue that If the traded price of bitcoin dropped below cost, miners would disappear and it would become pretty much worthless very quickly. Bitcoin is not a real currency and you can't go to your grocery store and buy anything with it. What's more, unlike gold, it has no intrinsic value.

[scarface]

Tonight, new videos are available on the forum.


Why does no one want to live in Egypt's brand new capital city? I Documentary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AffSNfpZBSo



Russia enters recession as GDP falls by 4% • FRANCE 24 English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNYr5s72Ux4



Jose Amnesia vs Serp - Second day (Martin Roth remix)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLmgqNbW6NI

[humbert]

After two years of incredible gains, the prices of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have plunged in recent months indeed; and more turbulence was to come with the bankruptcy of FTX. Are cryptocurrencies here to stay? Is it time for governments to regulate them?

Therein lies the problem. Bitcoin and its 500 copycats were created precisely to avoid any kind of outside regulation. It's ironic that the reason it was created is precisely what may lead to its demise. Government regulation is impossible given since crypto is not tied to any government. What I said is that somebody -- some developer or some financial genius -- has to come up with some sort of algorithm to prevent these massive, uncontrolled changes of value. As long as the current situation presists, cryptocurrency is not practical.

[Shadow.97]

After two years of incredible gains, the prices of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have plunged in recent months indeed; and more turbulence was to come with the bankruptcy of FTX. Are cryptocurrencies here to stay? Is it time for governments to regulate them?

Therein lies the problem. Bitcoin and its 500 copycats were created precisely to avoid any kind of outside regulation. It's ironic that the reason it was created is precisely what may lead to its demise. Government regulation is impossible given since crypto is not tied to any government. What I said is that somebody -- some developer or some financial genius -- has to come up with some sort of algorithm to prevent these massive, uncontrolled changes of value. As long as the current situation presists, cryptocurrency is not practical.

Thats what they are trying to fix with Stablecoins.

I'm still sitting here with some old obscure "coins" of various kinds that I mined in hopes they somehow oneday become worth 100k each

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Tonight, new videos are available on the forum.


In the face of climate change, developed nations at COP27 are under pressure to support hard-hit countries such as India. The FT meets farmers, students, business owners, factory workers and scientists to hear first hand the lasting impact of rising temperatures on working conditions and productivity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7_nhRIu86o



Fried Chicken Wars: The Fall of KFC in America
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVNSn7oYnOU



The FTX Disaster is Deeper Than you Think
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20BEJouWBgY



Twitter, Meta, Amazon: Why is Everyone Getting Fired?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf3Jhagw7SI

[humbert]

Thats what they are trying to fix with Stablecoins

I had no idea they even existed. I'm seeing they even have a page of Wikipedia. One thing is for sure -- if they manage to fix the stability problem, all others will follow. Crypto can continue the way it is.

I'm still sitting here with some old obscure "coins" of various kinds that I mined in hopes they somehow oneday become worth 100k each

Be patient. One day they'll get there unless they're stabilized. Even then you might come out ahead.