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I don't feel like it's going to return to the 3000 levels anytime soon, but, I am optimistically skeptical about buying it right now. That too rich for my blood right now. ;)
I'm better off sitting in the circle and listening to you read Jules Verne.
Hope you had a great night!
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One should always remember that the price went as high as $20k once. And because bitcoin is in a limited supply the price will be forced to go up whether you invest in it now, or at $10k. But one thing is for sure, in a few months we are not going to revisit these low levels again.
I think, that if we rise above $6k, the next low will be at $8k, and there will be no coming back to the $5k levels.
Every expert says the real value of 1 BTC considering total circulation and mining difficulty, should be at least $15k or more. And because the previous bull-run hit $20k so early, the dominant consensus is the price will hit $50k some time this year. If this happens, the next recession price probably can't go below $15k.
But I'm with McAfee on the fact that if Bitcoin becomes mainstream this year (and it will) the demand will eventually be so high, there is no telling how high the price will go, and 1 million in 2020 isn't really very far fetched.
The book, Around the world in 80 days has so far been a success for the boys. I previously read them Jack London's White Fang, and they loved it.
(I downloaded both the books from the Gutenberg project, because of our move we had to transfer the contents of our bookshelves into the basement, so we haven't been able to reach out a book from the shelf yet.)
Miro is more a fan of the White Fang as where Leo seems to like the Verne adventure more. We are at the last chapters of '80 days' now and it shows when I put the tablet down. If they had the chance they'd not let me go before the book is finished. ;D
I am not scoffing at you at all! I believe you and wish I had the funny money to buy one.
I'm sure I will be sorry.
As for the books in the basement, I had to do that one time, but, I used a dehumidifier to keep them extra dry. Although our weather is probably more humid than yours. If I didn't, the books would have been ruined. Oh, between books and music, I can't afford to lose either!!!
Book/Music is life. LOL
I am glad that the boys are enjoying the adventures. I can't even begin to tell you how many nighttime stories I have read to date. Although white fang was one of my daughter's favorite.
It is only time to go when the book is done! LOL Yes!!!
Believe me, I have the same problem, as I don't have a proper income yet. I'm basically living off my crypto investments, waiting for the bull run to really start before I have exhausted them all. ;D
The basement of our building is good and dry, the books will be alright I think, but can't say the same about the cardboard boxes they are in. For some reason the boxes can't withstand the other boxes on top of them. We will also soon need to bring half of the boxes up into our apartment, because of returning and new tenants after the renovations. (We overtook the neighboring apartment's cellar space for some of our boxes.)
Your daughter has a good taste in books. :)
Happy Easter!