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RE: ECB Says BitCoin is Not a Currency! Is this a problem for Bitcoin and all Coins?

in #bitcoin7 years ago

These are all things we already knew..

  1. they're stating nothing backs it up, but nothing backs up USD.
  2. It's widely accepted internationally to anyone who accepts it IMO
  3. Cold storage is very safe, holding your $$ on an exchange.. not so much
  4. I agree with volatility, but as a trade Volatility = gains

With that being said...if we break this resistance line on BTC we should be sitting pretty happy following the next few weeks. : ) - Great read and thanks for sharing.
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It is not really true that nothing backs up fiat currencies. They are limited to what they can print by their economies and their ability to put value to the bills they have in circulation. If they print too much the value of their currency goes down and their printing money is useless. If this was not the case, every country would just continually print money. Also governments have a track record of paying back what they owe which props up their currencies. Unfortunately cryptos have none of these factors in place. We only have to take their word for it that they will make good on the currency they have out there. However they are all overvalued right now and none of them could pay off their "valuation". This is a problem.

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