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Posted by A

- November 06, 2020, 18:55:42

@frogg - why would they need to? Bitcoin and other crypto is mostly fueled by fraud, and people trying to make a quick buck.

Once people learn that its nothing more than a pump and dump that helps encourage fraud or once a major government decides to make their own crypto, Bitcoin and others will collapse.

Speaking of which, the price of bitcoins will probably fall soon once the fed releases a billion worth that was taken from silk road.

Posted by frogg

- November 06, 2020, 12:36:49

Haha, you can't print Bitcoins !

Posted by Redaktion

- November 06, 2020, 11:53:46

After struggling around the US$10,000 line for most of the year and with the lowest point of 2020 at US$4,887.52, Bitcoin is now above US$15,000. Earlier today, the world's most popular cryptocurrency has reached the highest value of the year — US$15,561.39 — but it would not be surprising to see it hit US$16,000 in the coming days.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Bitcoin-jumps-above-US-15-000-to-hit-the-highest-value-of-the-year.502436.0.html