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RE: My Mission and avoiding BTC scams

in #crypto6 years ago

As observed in scientific literature, one great danger in bearish market is the growing number of scams. People are worried and look for absurd opportunities, falling in the web of scammers that don't see other way to make profits.
So, in my opinion, these anti-scam issues are more important now than in late 2017. Scammers are more decised to make profits, because they don't see other way

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It's sad, greed just like any other market will drag everyone down. A dramatic example would be, what if one hacker managed to hack all of the BTC in the world? It would become worthless. Why hack it? it's actually not that hard to get. Also following thanks for the comment.

Well, hacking bitcoin blockchain is a bit hard. But hacking exchanges is so easy..
For greed: "to the moon" and "hodl" slogans are, by some point of view, a sign of greed. Volatility and "OMG huge profits" are the reign of traditional system, that now is heavy working on bitcoin market.

Think to this: the same people that consider bitcoin as a sort of bank-killer, where the same that celebrated when banks supported CME future. Then, when moon didn't arrive, they started complain because banks supported CME futures. It is a bit crazy, and definitely a bit insane...

I think so many people didn't see the cliff there. By the time it happened I knew it may not be the most stable option, especially considering they didn't even have to interact with BTC to bet against the market. It's scary, and I had a chill down my spine with the famous "We'll tame bitcoin" quote. Institutional money can be good, but it can't be the churn and burn speculators that make profit at all cost. They sink all ships just like the economy in 2008.