Abscence of bait n switch verified!

Ya, that's rare on this platform.

I don’t why I laughed so hard but thanks I guess

These guys want bitcoin to be worthless when we go cashless so that society can't create an underground economy. the more bitcoin is worth the larger the scope of this underground economy! its big picture these guys are thinking about

@@Mwxtkxns261 Bitcoin is a public blockchain. Thats the kind of transparency you wouldnt even see the banks provide.

@Sebastian this is a terrible argument, Gold at one point was very volatile, simple because it was still new in the market. Now gold is one of the most stable asset out there. Bitcoin will keep going up in price for at least another 30 years. So expect a lot more volatility, you dont get to 1 million per bitcoin by being stable, think about what youre really saying.

@@missionpupa Yeah! I carry around 24k gold when I buy a slurpee at seven eleven because it can be used as currency!!!

@@billybillson9831 or if you want to knock someone out, just hit them on the head with it, utility!

😂lol he has zero influence on this currency unlike govt regulated currency so if he ever needed help he would approach govt and have his way but not so much on bitcoin

These alpha/beta labels are just another example how we as a species are very much still in our infancy.

@@techwithwhiteboard3483 for most people who buy into bitcoin, the ultimate goal trade it for another currency and use that to buy themselves a new house or something. In which case yes he has alot of influence on this currency, because he is holding onto the real deal in which people trade bitcoin in for it. Bill is right in that the tech behind it is great and holding onto bitcoin as a symbol of the tech is awesome, but to bet it as an security for your future, it is not investment it is gambling.

@@xxbabaxx12 i will take posts that didnt age well for 500, Alex

@@johnbeach846 you still comparing it to dollars tho, which is exactly my point. In the end you just want bitcoin to go up and trade it into dollar bills to buy yourself something nice. Which goes against the fundamental of bitcoin to replace fiat currency, in the end you will just turn it into fiat to buy yourself something nice. Stop pretending you cared about the concept of bitcoin as much as it goes up in value to make you rich in "fiat".

What did he mean by that? They’re emotional?

@@chuco915C Yes

lmao

Investment banks will do anything to make money. There is only upside for them. When they lose a little, they will simply write it off their taxes, and when they lose a lot, a bail out.

@@coolbuddydude1 More accurately investment banks will do anything to make you speculate your money and charge you a commission for said privelege.

this is the mind set of the old and out of date. That comment solidified just how irrelevant they are.

@@Kaodusanya you are just proving his point.

@@Kaodusanya are you like some medieval knight that has to duel whoever insults your wife's honor or something?

@@Kaodusanya 🤡

@@Kaodusanya I’ve got some really precious air I’d like to sell you. interested?

These guys are so cool 😎

You forgot that they are also very old, and they've missed out on the Silicon Valley comapnies. Except ofcourse Bill Gates, who dont think bitcoin is as bad as these 2 guys think. In fact, Bill had positive things to say about bitcoin, but I think he is more neutral. Although they have good advice, you need new role models in investing, this is a completely different world than they used to live in. Look up Chamath or Sam Altman;. Times are changin

@@missionpupa I know and like Chamath.

@@pauldacus4590 Do you know about his Fund called Social Capital? It has been outperforming the SPY and Berkshire for years now. Their philosophy of investing is what works today. Its not just about moats, its about positive change. Because of the tech, it has made this possible

@@missionpupa Yeah, I like him alot. When CNBC interviewed him and asked him if companies should be allowed to go bust, and his simple reply was, "Yes". And it just hung there, it was so great. And asked about billionaires going broke, he said, "Who cares?" I love this guy. www.cnbc.com/2020/04/09/chamath-palihapitiya-us-needs-to-let-hedge-funds-billionaires-fail.html

David Cat No it doesn’t LMAO crypto has insane energy and fees cost, and it is not traceable or refundable LMAO have fun buying on the internet in bitcoin and asking for a refund LMAO

Lolll if only someone found a way to let him do it. Maybe he would have sold all his farmland to cover his losses.

He would still make a ton of money when bitcoin ultimately collapses

@J RP bitcoin will ultimately collapse. And it isn't risky to not own it. Missing out on potential profits isnt a "risk"....... You can't lose what you never offered

@J RP you are making a false comparison between "own bitcoin" and "be a slave forever". Many people ca financial freedom in many ways. I agree that toiling away at a mediocre job is not financial freedom. That doesn't bolster the argument that bitcoin is a long term investment. Bitcoin is extremely vulnerable due to many factors. First and foremost, it has the ability to be completely outlawed by any government at any time. Secondly, it has serious scalability concerns. Third (and probably most practical), it has very little ability to operate as a practical currency due to the transaction speed. And last but not least, it has serious risks to being a fungible asset. Bitcoin (and crypto in general) has no serious long term future because it is mainly a ponzi scheme. It relies on the hope that more people will become excited about it.

@J RP if you are short term minded, then yes. Crypto looks good. But if you have any idea about long term wealth, you should see the serious risks that threaten all Cryptos. The fact that you are becoming so emotional about your argument is proof that your conviction isn't very strong.

Why wait?😂

It's only up 1100% since this video was made. People will play this and laugh at how out of touch these old people are. People laughed at the Internet once too.

It will be a case study of the older generation (no matter how smart) not getting the new thing.

@@soulg1969 agreed

Haha no you will be studied because people want to know how you fell for this

I've studied blockchain and cryptocurrency and I agree with the old folks.

@@ebygeorge6399 what’ve you studied? How come you threw away a 14x return on new technology?

Warren didn’t even like his business enough to invest in it.

@@DanielNyong Bill gates literally sold just about all of his stocks in Microsoft. For him at this point microsoft means nothing to him.

Exactly, look at how he hesitated when he started talking about blockchain. Bill is the only one who comes close to understanding bitcoin.

Feralz blockchain isn't bitcoin. Blockchain might have value, Bitcoin does not.

@@Spacemonkeymojo touche, but he hesitated, which was my point, he is not saying what he really thinks because of Charlie and Warren is there. Watch other interviews where bill talks freely about bitcoin.

This didn't age well :D

It's worth isn't based on anything. That's worthless. The price is only high because people are buying it. There's no fundamental reason for it to be anywhere near its price.

bitcoin is still worthless as it's simply a token of appreciation given to you buy a computer software program. You somehow attach value to that coin in the form of real money. Proving you don't value the coin for the coin, but how you can manipulate people to take the coin for their goods or services.

so bitcoin is worthless too cause you give bitcoin value by looking its dollar price

Yes, it did. TO THE FLOOR!

This won’t age well….

@@primicerius im back from the future, it didnt age well

😂😂😂 I dare you to delete your comment

Will you delete yours in 2026 when crypto dies? Charlie monger and Warren will be proven in 2026

Munger making himself look like an idiot.

Lmao

Haha true. Only time will tell.

Didn’t age well 10 months later though

@@Salem-no8hc lol it aged perfectly crypto market is up since then

@@stonk1851 I don’t think he was saying the market would never go up

2:17 and then also right here. When Warren says that people are gambling on crypto and that if they get mad when it’s bad mouthed they are just gambling. He says if people bad mouth Berkshire Hathaway he would just buy more of it if the stock falls. Now this was three years ago! How well off would you have been off if you bought Bitcoin every time the price fell over the years? Exactly. These billionaires are protecting their own interests because their billionaires in American dollars. Their not billionaires in (or crypto) Bitcoin.

How bout now

@@josereyes1148 I was wrong and I lost a lot of money investing in cryptocurrencies. I have since realized it’s a pyramid scheme based off of the greater fool theory and that I was blinded by greed. 😂 I’m an honest man.

@@zacallen2520 I'm sorry you lost money. At least you are honest. I don't know much about it but I was afraid to invest into it.

yeah you're right one need to diversify to have different streams of income.

diversifying is the best key to wealthy life

Do you know we've got to see people remain poor and not being millionaire due to igonrance of investing that saddens me.

not because of igonrance, it's just because of the high rate of unproductive brokers in the market.

@@hannacollins7818 you've got to see unprofessional broker but we still got lucrative and profitable professional brokers out there looking for investors.

In what context are you referring to?

It doesn't really change his point, does it? Bitcoin is still not an "asset" and it will never be. Bitcoins don't produce any "value" you can only profit if you specualte on them.

I will just go ahead and state some points that most of the critics criticize: 1. (As I already stated) Bitcoin is not an "asset" it produces nothing like a company would... That means that it is an speculation at least if we define it with the definitions of the value investors like Warren Buffet, Charlie Munger, Graham Stephen... (To be fair it is ranked as a commodity) 2. Bitcoin has way too much volatility for a currency 3. Potential goverment regulations 4. The risk of it getting outdated by a new technology 5. The probability of it getting never really used as a currency... (This point is similar to point 2) The problem is, that bitcoin might cause a stagnation, because why would any bitcoin holder buy something with his bitcoin, if he believes that it will rise in price... Someone might argue, that this would be a postive point, because you don't have inflation and even though it might be true on a speculation, it is not if you want to have a currency. A currency needs inflation in order to survive as a currency

@@oliverjohnson271 The value is in it's ability to securely store and accurately account for the amount of monetary "energy" people have deposited in it, with 0 inflation forever. You can then transfer that monetary energy (in unlimited quantity) at light speed and very low cost directly between users with no middlemen. That in itself carries an immense value for global economic exchange.

@@oliverjohnson271 👏 well said . The financial world has lost its collective mind

@@starchaser28 Well, yes you don't have any inflation because it is a speculation right? I mean as far as I understand it a "currency" NEEDS inflation otherwise people don't want to buy anything with it. Take yourself as an example why should you buy anything with bitcoin, if you believe the price of it will continue to rise. A currency shouldn't be an inflation. It has to get inflated in order to work.

Finally an intellectual here

@@subscribetomyyoutubechanne1543 Finnaly someone who doesnt know the technology behind bitcoin..read..blockchain

It doesn't make sense since a dollar is also just a piece of paper its worthless you can't eat it live in it use it etc all you can do is to fool someone else and give it to him so fundamental value has to do alot with these things maybe you are not old enough to understand fundamentals

@@yuufgreat9935 First, learn to use punctuation, if you even know what it means. Second, who says you should store your savings in dollars? No one.

@@sevencolours5014 you comment has alot of bias you should just delete it

But Bitcoin is priced in dollars.

@@drod3434 🙈

@@drod3434 🙈

You pay your taxes in dollars not Bitcoin. If you live in another country. Your country's central banks most likely hold dollars in reserve. Lel

@@drod3434 just for now it is, later dollor will be indicated as Satoshi

Surya 676 But they are old how can they know things

They think they know more about investing than Warren Buffett and more about technology than Bill Gates Delusions of grandeur seem to be what bitcoiners are all about

warren and charlie certainly don't understand the tech behind it.

Maybe they dont understand the technical aspect of it but i think that they very well understand the economical/bussines aspect of it

One man doesn't know everything. This is called an "argument from authority". Just because he's specialized doesn't mean he knows everything lol.

Who?

@@jimfaust6342 shiba inu

Still worthless

@@ionsoroceanu76 didn’t ask

@@dmonleon24 :) If you say so.

@@ionsoroceanu76 :D

@@ionsoroceanu76 how is something literally u can sell for 40 k and couldve bought two years ago for less than half the price worthless, that is the literal defenition of worth

Gates is the type of guy to probably own secretly more than half of the mining pools.

LoL..this didnt age well

This aged well 😂

F'ken moron this aged like trash. Imagine trusting billionaires like they're your friends lmao

@@apollo-aries well a lot o people seems to trust Elon musk so...........

@@mcfolcholer2015 and they too will get fked

Yes, it's an extremely useful material in computer electronics as it doesn't corode. It's useful as a heat reflective in satellites and to insulate heat ears, like in sports cars. Gold had real engineering value.

Yes...Gold can be used to make other things. You need to go research things before you comment....seriously!

These days are over at the Moment

@@cyka132 Agreed! The narrative has entirely changed. No hype = Crypto plunge Sell Sell Sell

That’s because one of their main sponsors now is GrayBlock. If they start dissing Bitcoin they would lose that sponser. CNBC is bought and paid for by crypto shills

They need clicks so they decided to just play along.

Lmao true his face😂

Yes bro i like him alot his full of wisdom

Did you ever buy any? 😂

lol aged good didnt it

Aged very very poorly, shame that you could have 20x'd your money ahahahaha

It aged really well 😂😂😂

It crashed?

Not even remotely the same things

Raging Monk glad I fell for that scam. I’ve spent a bunch on their video cards. They’ve all paid for themselves a few times over now. And even all the power bills along the way. I even took some nice profits out in December. But still holding more than I’ve sold. We’ll see if these three sages are on the right side of history this time. But I doubt they’ll be effected either way. LOL

Bruuh your saying a 2 billion dollar investor is wrong bye

@@renzovanmontfort3465 Warren Buffet has openly admitted things he has been dead wrong on. You say "bye", I say good riddance.

this comment aged like milk and in 10 years it will have aged like a raw egg in a stuffy attic

@@hankdaniels7384 you still mining? How's life?

If it does ( it won t) the government will take 90% of it in tax 😃😂😄

@@gigachad-jh1dh I'll remember this comment

awesomedavid2012 np i gotchu

It is back to 19K

@@dsagent where they at now

These guys want bitcoin to be worthless when we go cashless so that society can't create an underground economy. the more bitcoin is worth the larger the scope of this underground economy!

He made a great point lol. Why are bitcoin users all over youtube down voting videos who are negative aginst it if its the greatest investment in the world,

And they're both wrong lol.

@@JunkBondTrader how? Most Cryptos are now worthless. Bitcoin is the only thing I can see surviving

He didn’t value because he’s living in a developed country. Try living in 3-4th world country how decentralized asset and non-censored payment systems are so valuable.

@gaogle censors I was holding crypto as well but Litecoin since ~$2.5 but then sold it unfortunately, now I hold Bitcoin. I think many people in crypto have massive delusion and hopes of getting rich quick, I believe in Bitcoin & Monero as an alternative way of hiding your assets during a local crisis like in Venezuela, not sure about global crisis but I wouldn't trash Buffet or Gates saying otherwise because I think both things can be true, it's one big pump & dump because people make the reality and the reality is that most people treait it as pump & dump but there's definitely also potential for it being an safe asset but first we need pass the speculation phase that who knows how long it will be.

@@BITCOIlN let the fools hold their worthless paper that has always been losing its value and lose everything in the future

it would only be an investment if the blockchain were productive (i.e. smart contracts). So that service is paid with fees in that crypto coin. This is not the case, at least in the short-mid term.

@@gm7361 you are right. i think this is not the case right know beacuse smart contracts are also not providing value cryptocurrencies. I also think that when DAO's will being used it could change. I would love to hear your thoughts also.

@@dharmann8909 ive got 800

He'll go from billionaire to broke in no time doing that when he get squeezed.

Advection kinda like our fiat currency system now

Ah...no. You need fiat to pay your taxes.

And you need Bitcoin to not pay taxes when the USD collapses and they start stealing bank accounts from people, including gold.

drmodestoesq you always have to convert to your country's currency to pay the govt of that particular country. You can't pay the U.S. government with pesos or Yen. Same as a Forex trader.

Exactly. And the fact that you need fiat currency to avoid the violence of the state gives fiat money value. Bitcoins ain't gonna keep you out of prison for non-payment of taxes. The value of fiat comes from an Ithaca twelve gauge shotgun pointed at your head. Can anyone say the same about Bitcoin?

They can also buy crypto during the bear, it's not like other idiots in crypto bought x coin and then is fighting with other idiots over the Internet which coin is better.

Or they just don't like it because they don't like it?

@Competition Sports 2021 They like gold and sitting on tonnes of cash though? Yeah, makes sense.

@Sim True but there is no "supporting" bitcoin speculator on record that predicted the value would fall wiping out 2 trillion in losses. Every speculator preached the value would escalate over $100k. Which goes to show even crypto is susceptible to market swings, a phenomenon once thought unlikely.

if you still do you literally can't have lost money unless you bought the top a few weeks ago.,

Oof just looking at this 9 months later they are right

And a year later they're wrong.

@@GH-uo9fy still wrong

@@Kai2z still wrong untill 2021 Feb. With BlackRock investing???geese

You are an idiot

just some respect for the OGs but you can see it in his face.

@@jfowler885 I can detect some real neurological difficulties from Munger too. I'm no doctor but, watch closely at about 1:10. He is smacking his lips, and sucking his saliva, with a bit of "deceiver's delight".

You can see it the microexpression on his face at 1:30. This also contradicts his earlier statement "better than currency". Of course this interview was made during the mania phase, so it's obvious he wants to fud it so he can take position.

He stated the truth in that the technology is good but there are issues. Due to those issues he quite clearly stated for the world to see that he’d short it if he knew of an easy way. Those issues primarily revolve around the price volatility. There’s no way any sane person would transfer their savings into BTC or any other fiat crypto for an extended period of time as a $500k USD savings account can literally be cut in half via crypto in a matter of hours if not less. Every idiot on this vids comment section, or crypto vids in general are spouting that BTC will replace the USD or monetary debt policy..it will not. A stable coin might as they are “STABLE” and oh...backed by the god damn US dollar as opposed to pure speculation where rich foreign investors own vast amounts of the fiat crypto float and pump n dump it onto idiots who FOMO in at 80+ RSI levels. The blockchain tech idea has already been adopted but fiat crypto won’t ever be and someday I guarantee it’ll all come crashing down near early 15-16’ support.

@@Dk-pi1wd It is the fiat that isn't really stable, it maybe $500k usd on your account but the purchasing power of it gets diminished over time and god forbid it doesn't suffer hyperinflation or you'll be holding stacks of worthless paper. With bitcoin it is deflationary, there will be only 21 million forever and each coin is not free, it is mined through computational rigor which takes hardware power. Getting 1 means you have the confidence of 1 of 21 million forever and that's it, if you lose it then everyone's coins gets more valuable because it's scarcer. Unlike the fiat which the government can pump unlimited amount at no cost to them. There is really no such thing as "stable" money, as everything depends on supply and demand. Which bitcoin has advantage as it is guaranteed to be scarcer in the long term.

Facts

I hope you get rich, no more rat race, so you can see how dumb the comment you posted is.

@@DoubleUProds explain how it is

Hey...you mind showing how much you paid in capital gains taxes LOL?

as someone like Bill Gates who revolutionized technology, wtf is he thinking when he said this. i really think he should be the one who advocates this because of its transparency.

@meninnavy Their children, not you.

@@OpiumBride On contraire, wisdom? If you ask Charlie or Buffet what bitcoin is, I guarantee you, they wouldnt be able to explain to you what it is. I dont know what wisdom you talk about, the wisest thing Warren has ever said is that he stays in his circle of competence and he doesnt invest things he doesnt understand, and Bitcoin is the epitome of that.

I'm now young and rich because I did the reverse of their advice. Stay poor sheeple.

@@missionpupa that was a polite way to say "I dont invest in bu..it" Buffet understands value, investments and speculation and I guarantee you he gathered all the information he needed about cryptocurrency (as he did all his life in all other technologies he didnt understand at first) to make up his mind about it but..... I wouldnt be surprised if he invested allready in companies that sell and implement blockchain technology because thats what you call an investment, you dont "invest" in anything when buying a bitcoin....

@@przyplyw He didn't gather sht lol, he literally said it himself, he doesn't understand bitcoin, this guy doesnt even try to research technology, it's not in his circle of competence, this is why he's rich, he stays in his lane and make solid decisions, he didn't become rich speculating in things he doesn't understand. Most people don't even understand bitcoin, more so a 90 year old man who is old fashioned and doesn't know how the internet works

love it!

@@youknowqwe The only ponzi scheme here is the fiat currencies.

@@aaronruddell7448 ok ill take all ur fiat then

It did age well, it’s right on target today, more than ever. There is even more hype (or delusions) today then when that video was produced.

how about in 2022? bitcoin is worth 20k and continues to downtrend

It will, but they are not wrong. It's gambling if you put your hard earned money on such a speculative asset and can't handle risk like millionaires.

Dude are u really saying that bill gates, the founder of fcking microsoft one of the largest technology companies in the world does not understand blockchain technology......

Visa and MasterCard also played huge role in our society.. How much you will pay to use that tech?

they are worth billions...u are most likely worth nothing.....when a nothing speaks to billionaires like this its funny

@@tednguyen8310 who was right though, tell me, the guy who "knows nothing" or the doubters, BTC 20x'd since this video came out, it is very funny seeing a comment about a guy who also apparently knows nothing.

And neither is real gold!

But one has real intrinsic value, and the other one doesn’t.

@@kovy689 how?

60k now. Will Kilkenny end up closer to 200k end of the cycle

@KZfaqInsistInBanningPeople but many or most have an underlying production of something linked to the asset unlike bitcoin. You can't analize bitcoin at any level but only on especulation.

@KZfaqInsistInBanningPeople and when have I talked about currency investment or such? I don't believe in that cuz it doesn't have any value. Investing in companies is what I'm into.

@@K4lr0b you dont need a physical asset. Clearly, as crypto has dominated every currency, stock, bond, or commodity by far. First, forget bitcoin, cryptocurrency has moved way beyond that. BTC is a great store of value, but newer coins are built to be much more. They are much more. Speculation exists yes,but there is also tons of value already. How about taking banks and governments out of your finances? That alone is world changing. The technology, and the promise of blockchain, and the value it already delivers (instantaneous, virtually free system of sending money without limitations to any other user in the entire world, without any middlemen,) is what drives the price. That's what it can do already, and it still in infancy. Explain to me why it needs to be tangible? Give me a single reason. Intangible things benefit humanity too. Like... The internet? Also not tangible. And technically there are tangible aspects of crypto. The servers exist, the computers that solve the blocks. Why do we need to hold it? The fact its outperformed everything in the solar system by comically large margins for over a decade is pretty good evidence of that. The technology backs it cos the tech delivers. And companies? When you buy a coin, you essentially are buying into that project, which are essentially startup companies. It's the same thing. Each coin is tied to a company that develops that coin in a way that they think will be the best implementation of cryptocurrency. There are so many implications to the tech, that all these coins are parts of differing sub sectors and are all incredibly unique in how they function, or intend to function. Cryptocurrencies are actually a lot more than just a currency. It's everything a currency is, but much more. You should look into blockchain tech more, it's quite fascinating. There are thousands of projects, and a few hundred of those are run by some of the top tech minds in the world.

@@switchbranch8411 its 20k now, and will continue to downtrend

W•H•A•T•S•A•P•P•+

it doesn't change the fact that they provide a value and generating income.

Really?....Ford sells products, Apple sells Products, Pfizer sells products, What stock exchange are you looking at because you are way off.

@@michaelopolski5759 this was a year ago around the time game stop, AMC and virgin galactic sky rocketed. Called 2 out of 3

for dummies

there is, the former cannot be printed according to the whims and facies of the politicians.

elixxur you’re just waiting for the next bigger idiot to buy your BTC lol. Try using ur BTC as a currency now then. Go and buy some things with like what it is supposed to function as

@@Ryan-sz3yi you dont get it. BTC is an amazing invention digital cash that knows no boarders and needs no middle man like a bank or cc company. To Warren's point what does the USD or the EUR or the GBP produce? Its worthless just cash we all agree on.

jamesog101 at least it’s something we agree on, and how long did it took to accept it as a medium of currency? Centuries. You think something like Bitcoin (and all other self created “currencies”) can replace this medium so easily? Look at how much it fluctuates every month. Do you really believe you can use that to buy your regular goods and services? That’s why I want you to try. Use it as a currency like the purpose it is suppose to serve. Don’t just talk about the technology. Use it as a medium of exchange like what my paper money does.

@@Ryan-sz3yi I never said BTC was good for transaction in fact I cant see it being used as a currency anytime soon it's a great store of value given its track record. I'm more bullish on blockchain and more specifically XRP it works with banks and our existing financial system like SWIFT to make money (fiat currencies) move like information that's real value people dont realize BTC is old technology. I look at these things as digital assets rather than currency. A country like Venezuela could adopt BTC because of its liquidity though

@@jamesog101 Yes indeed and perhaps the good people of Venezuela will grasp the underlying principle of such an investment. In time they will invest in baseball cards,comics, corner the market on LaFerraris, they might even ascend to the lucrative business that Supreme reselling has come to be known as. Then we might see quite a powerful revival of their Economy

That's terrible advice. As an almost entirely speculative asset, the logic of buying low like you do with equities doesn't apply because bitcoin has no growing intrinsic value on which to expect future gains. If you buy bitcoin when its slowing down (or at all) you're effectively praying that it'll come back into fashion and there will be another craze... like Pokemon, but worse.

@@Hyperpandas he was still right tho

They will even accept turds as payments if fools create demand for it.

You are aware that Bill Gates has very little to do with Microsoft anymore? Microsoft is one of his smaler holdings and he has no position in the company for more than a decade now.

@@HK-ds2wp Sounds like you missed out on big gains.

Arrested development narrator: “They did not”.

Bitcoin is going to continue collapsing.

I own 50 pretty rainbows allready :3

Why didn’t you mail your comment in? Why did you use a cheap, fast Protocol? 😂 Bitcoin has “collapsed” 4 times. Oddly enough every year since it’s creation it has had a higher low. Every year. Up 100000%. Mail them comments in or be a hypocrite

really...funny because i just bought something from microsoft online using bitcoin but i am not sure if they accept rainbows. can u explain how...

fiat money ring any bells? The Fed assumes just as mush as you do my friend

It's back up now, what was that?

Can you explain

No, only idiots think they are wrong. You can tell who they are because they are the inexperienced fools around here. Investment virgins in a sense.

betul

@@jaykay3811 Watch bill hold back and hesitate when he started talking about blockchain. He really just didnt want to stir the pot. Also, Im not sure if you remember when Bill Gates asked Warren to buy Microsoft shares and Warren didnt want to buy a single stock, the same guy who invested in Apple about 20 years late. You expect the same person to invest and understand bitcoin? You are delusional.

They know what is really going on, they want people to stay poor while keeping their wealth. They give this advice for the masses and not the classes. Remember this is a zero sum game, they are business men and not santa claus. If you had bought it when this video was uploaded you could have made 500% ROI with bitcoin reaching 15k.

@@jaykay3811 Who is the idiot now? :D

How about now?

How bout now lol