The Bitcoin Futures and The Consequences That Have Not Said You

in #bitcoin6 years ago


We all seek to know or predict what will happen in the next months, years or decades in Bitcoin, will it rise? go down to? Will he die? We have focused so much on the price of Bitcoin and we forget about the technological value that this asset represents.


"The price is what you pay. Value is what you get" Warren Buffett


A person who invested in Bitcoin in 2010 was not interested in the price but in the value that this technology brings with it and currently that small investment is paying off. It must be visualized beyond a few days and observe the panorama as a vision of the future.


Is Bitcoin a fraud? The bubble of the tulips? Is Bitcoin a ponzi scheme?


Many analysts to newspapers spread this type of news like the recognized Jamie Dimon CEO JPMorgan, where he declared that Bitcoin was a fraud and that he would not allow his company, employees or clients to invest in said asset. Weeks after the Bitcoin price falls, this company acquires large amounts and recognizes that asset.


Cases like this happen every day in different ways but as the same end, which is to manipulate the market to obtain benefits.


Is it safe to invest in Bitcoin?


An economist of the prestigious Yale University, professor Aleh Tsyvinski says "If, as an investor, you think Bitcoin will work as well as historically, then you should have 6% of your portfolio in Bitcoin. 4% In all other circumstances, if you think it will get much worse, then you should still have 1%. " Given that Professor Aleh Tsyvinski has a net worth of USD $ 1,680 million, which invested 1% of his capital that would be equivalent to USD $ 16.8 million, all invested in cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ether.


If big millionaires invest many millions Why would not you? If you are passionate about the blockchain world you should invest a small percentage with which you feel comfortable with your capital in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, between 1% to 6% as recommended by the economist. I will not predict the fate of Bitcoin in the following years in the years to come, but I remain optimistic about its future.


The Bitcoin ETFs?


Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) better known as the Bitcoin ETF, the ice cream that many are waiting for. The price of Bitcoin has declined as the decision to approve or reject the ETFs by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is postponed, many investors are waiting for the approval of the ETFs to enter the market.


I wonder what benefit Bitcoin will bring in addition to an increase and the volatility of its price, will we be centralizing Bitcoin to the US market? Utility or benefit for the user? Is the approach by which Bitcoin was created being lost? Would it lose global autonomy due to the conditions or policies implemented by the SEC? Will it cease to be the freedom of expression of users? Will it become regulated and institutional, that is, another bank for the system?


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