The biggest problem with cryptomania is
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Date: January 3rd, 2018 10:11 PM Author: spectacular garnet address
that it represents a complete decoupling of the economy from solving the problem of scarcity. Cryptocurrencies, as they are traded now, do nothing to improve productivity. The mania is simply momentum chasing.
The worst part is that for many people this *is* the economy. The economy is to them a casino, rather than a productive engine.
Technological singularity people will say of course this is where things are headed. With scarcity solved the economy is just a game to be played, rather than a struggle for survival. The problem is that technological singularity people have been around since Marx, and have always been wrong.
In the end the people who know how to do things will always be okay, and one speculator will win the game of musical chairs.
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Date: January 3rd, 2018 10:16 PM Author: Vibrant cordovan dysfunction native
"The economy is to them a casino"
Finance jobs are TTT now.
Gotta have a replacement.
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Date: January 3rd, 2018 10:17 PM Author: anal place of business lay
Explain how this is any different from much of the economic growth, primarily coming from S.V., over the past 10-15 years? At least every day people can participate in this BOOM.
If you're hoping America starts building shit again, you're going to be sorely disappointed.
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Date: January 3rd, 2018 10:55 PM Author: anal place of business lay
This "smoothing" is only true of the public markets. If you look at private placements, VC, PE, etc. there is a lot of boom and bust.
Crypto, IMO, is raising a fundamental question: should average people be able to invest in something that has a greater return than stocks (likely, IMO), but is far more volatile and prone to scams. I say yes, but I think it's far from obvious. If crypto is web 3.0, I think it'll be great that retail people got in on the ground floor. If not, it'll suck.
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Date: January 3rd, 2018 10:39 PM Author: Carnelian immigrant toilet seat
OP is on point. I've been reading about the 1929 stock market crash.
See http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3848753&mc=8&forum_id=2
The Crypto bubble is being fueled by the exact same sort of speculation.
"People were not buying stocks due to fundamentals; they were buying in anticipation of rising share prices. Rising share prices simply brought more people into the markets, convinced that it was easy money."
The biggest difference I see between the two right now are: 1) scale; and 2) how the bubble will pop. I do not think the crypto market is anywhere close to as ubiquitous as the stock market was in 1929. See the story linked above on Kennedy and the shoe shine boy. The market cap itself is also about 1/100 of traditional stock investments. So, even though most people have heard about "Bitcoin," most people still do not own any Bitcoin.
Concerning the pop, the run on the banks was akin to the Hindenburg (rapid hydrogen fueled explosion) due to leveraged margin trading. Margin trading doesn't seem to be that prevalent in crypto, although the valuations are laughably out of sink with reality. I think crypto will be more of a slow burn, with certain shitcoin prices steadily falling over time. Perhaps with periods of intense volatility after a large hack, or new form of government regulation/intervention.
That said, I'm still dumping every last dollar I have into crypto. YOLO.
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Date: January 3rd, 2018 10:42 PM Author: Sooty Half-breed
WTF bro? This market isn’t a casino!
*hits tutu pipe*
*buys undrilled mineral rights for 150 years worth of royalties*
*buys real estate for 125% more than it cost in 2006*
*buys internet Chuck E. Cheese tokens that were 10 dollars a year ago for 1000 dollars a piece*
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Date: January 4th, 2018 12:19 AM Author: glittery silver mother
Crypto is 100% a ponzi bubble and more
But who cares when you can be like Mark Cuban and realize it’s a scam, dump your trash to yahoo for billions and then buy real assets like fucking nba teams when the music ends
Stop your virtue signaling and ride the tiger
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