OT Bitcoin, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency

[bpj]

Wow, pretty amazing. Thanks for the info, bpj!

No problem, one concern I know people have is, "Well, sure,, but have you tried cashing any out??"

And then they scoff like they're saying, "Good luck with that..."

Then I say, yes, several times. It takes 15 minutes, max, to have $'s available on your PayPal card.

You can sell on exchange or coinbase, convert to USD, transfer to PayPal instantly and spend it immediately. PayPal issues debit cards so I just keep it stored until I need to cash out and buy something.

[bpj]

Here's another recent one that made huge gains in the last couple weeks. From Page 3 of this thread, at 5 cents in August 2020, current price $5.59.

Even just a $100 investment a year ago = $11,200 today


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5 cents -> $6.29 now in 15 months

A $1,000 investment in August 2020 would be worth $125,800

[bpj]

Scratch that... $1,000 in August 2020 would be $152,800 now.

[bpj]

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[MarinerMike]

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/ ... ame=iossmf

[bpj]

I'm still in it brother!!! Its currently at $209!

Oh my God, its at 369 now!!!!!!!!!!

Melvin Capital got crushed by this . Have to love seeing the hedge funds getting bent over the barrel. They're trying to push it to $5,000??

Lol. Buhbye.

[bpj]

Many people thought Michael Saylor, CEO of Microstrategy was crazy for buying $425 million dollars of Bitcoin at what seemed like a very high price at the time of $11,000.

A few months later bitcoin hits $19,000 and he doesn't seem all that crazy.

Here are some of his tweets regarding Bitcoin, you can see his opinion changed a lot since 2013:

This post was from December, 2020.

Looking like he made a pretty good move at this point. I'm guessing more and more companies will start holding bitcoin in their reserves.

His company is going to end up being worth more than most countries.

[bpj]

SAVA and Workhorse both seem at interesting lows, you guys still in on those? Noticed SAVA CEO resigned and stick dumped to about $10, is that your old woke employer Dtrain?