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@FredLeonard

 that's all?

What about Bitcoin  ?   It's still a nothingburger , backed by nothing but your whimsical thought that it's worth more than you believe .  

Explain why you are  buying this digital trash.  

With the increasing popularity of cryptocurrencies, I'm seriously considering purchasing Bitcoin as an investment. It's amazing how Bitcoin is reshaping the financial landscape and offering new ways to engage in online transactions. I've noticed that platforms like https://zodiac-casinos.at/ are at the forefront of integrating Bitcoin for gaming purposes, making it more accessible for users. Has anyone else explored buying Bitcoin or using it for online gambling activities? I’d love to hear your experiences!      

@Rush51

 it's good. you better stay away. bitcoin doesnt need you, it doesnt need anyone. but it's voluntary and it rewards those who learn about it. ur posts will only age poorly

... Perhaps, but my investment portfolio is not aging poorly... and that's all that matters for me at the end of the day.

And, you're right.  I don't need Bitcoin.  It has no "intrinsic" value, and is a trading vehicle.  

 = Bitcoin

It's Digital garbage that has no " intrinsic " value.   It has no utility...

....at least gold has utility in the electronics industry as a powerful conductor and a shiny metal that people like to wear.  The bitcoin bros hold nothing more than a figment of their imagination. 

A better idea would be for a big institutional company to buy a 100 billion worth of gold, store it, secure it, and sell it in small increments, like 1/10th of a gram of gold ... call it Gold Digital Coin.  That little gold digital coin would go up and down with gold prices on a second by second basis.  The company that creates this can charge a trading fee when increments are bought on their trading platform or charge a small transaction fee when used to purchase items at a store or something.  Now you have a digital coin, backed by something of value that can be used as an alternative currency to ... lets say the U.S. dollar or whatever you use in your home country.   You can also buy some as a form of investment in precious metals.  I think something like this would be much better than bitcoin.  The company that sells the GLD/SLV etf should do something like this instead. 

In theory,  it sounds like a pretty interesting idea.