[Babylon]

Originally Posted by Nicholas

Not investing in cryptocurrency is dumb. It's just a matter of time before it hits the mainstream. Short-term ability to make and lose huge amounts of money are both feasible. Long term I think it's just a matter of time before it becomes a part of our day to day at which point the cost of the coins will be much higher.

I have a few hundred in, but I've basically forgotten about that money now. I'll let it do it's thing and see where the ride takes us.

I used to think people saying this were engaging in wishful thinking, but I'm kinda getting on board with this idea myself. It got to a pretty crazy high point not too long ago which kind of put into perspective the potential of BTC and cryptocurrencies as a general concept have. Idk how central to our way of currency it can become due to its finicky nature but serving as a wide-scale secondary payment option/source of trade is I think already setting itself up (hopefully not for failure.)

[Babylon]

Originally Posted by Nicholas

Not investing in cryptocurrency is dumb. It's just a matter of time before it hits the mainstream. Short-term ability to make and lose huge amounts of money are both feasible. Long term I think it's just a matter of time before it becomes a part of our day to day at which point the cost of the coins will be much higher.

I have a few hundred in, but I've basically forgotten about that money now. I'll let it do it's thing and see where the ride takes us.

I used to think people saying this were engaging in wishful thinking, but I'm kinda getting on board with this idea myself. It got to a pretty crazy high point not too long ago which kind of put into perspective the potential of BTC and cryptocurrencies as a general concept have. Idk how central to our way of currency it can become due to its finicky nature but serving as a wide-scale secondary payment option/source of trade is I think already setting itself up (hopefully not for failure.)