Friday, October 2, 2020

Cryptocurrency: the future of money the biggest Ponzi con industry?





Cryptocurrency: the future of money the biggest Ponzi con
industry?
You may have heard the saying, “rich as Croesus”. Meaning
that you have to exceeding wealthy to be richer than the king of Lydia in Asia
Minor in 560 BC. He is believed to be the first person to mint coins as “money”
from gold, although I visited a ruin in Rome where the Italian guid said the
Romans first minted coins and coined the phrase which became known as money.
Why was Croesus fabulously wealthy? He formed and controlled his own currency
which dominated the region.
Now others want to form their own currency and dominate the
financial markets.
Is it a currency or just a speculative investment?
But are cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, the answer or are
they, in the words of Warren Buffett, a “mirage”?
Buffet has called it wrong on previous technological
revolutions, but you have to sit up and listen to one of the greatest investors
and richest men in the world.
The leading and most well-known cryptocurrency is bitcoin.
In the last five years, the price of a single digital bitcoin has risen from
$263 to over $10,000.
However, it rose to $17,000 in 2017 and failed to just over
$3000 a year later. It has doubled in price since March 2020, as soon investors
sought a “safe” haven for their cash during the financial crisis.
What is Cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency is a digital assets design to become a medium
of exchange where individual coin ownership records are stored on a ledger in
the form of a computerised database records known as the blockchain.
The US dollar is the world reserve currency, which gives
America a tremendous advantage because other countries need to change their
currency into dollars to trade internationally.
China is launching its own digital currency based on its
paper currency, the Yuan. Although not the same as a cryptocurrency, China
would like to break America’s dominance in the financial markets and become the
most widely used international currency.
How do you buy a Cryptocurrency such as a bitcoin?
The answer is you exchange your real money dollars or pounds
for digital bitcoin stored in a “wallet”, which comes in various forms.
When you sell it, you get back your dollars or pounds.
Bitcoin is not a practical and real currency accepted by
markets and governments. You cannot go down to your local supermarket and pay
for your shopping in crypto currency. Well, not yet. Digital currency is
definitely coming as the banks try to phase out money using “Covid 19” as a
convenient excuse, but whether this will be in the form of bitcoin is another
question.
Furthermore, if you accepted payment in bitcoin in December
2017 when the price of one coin was equivalent to $17,000, a year later that
bitcoin would be worth $3000.
There are many other contenders for the digital currency
market, including powerful companies like Facebook with their libre currency.
Some form of digital currency will eventually replace paper
money, but that will be a sad day for all of us. Money in your pocket
represents a bit of freedom and more difficult for banks and governments to
take it from you.
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