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Board Politics & Society
Re: Precious metals are not useful in a collapse scenario!
by
BADecker
on 10/01/2017, 19:43:44 UTC

Gold was considered a valuable commodity in the old days. I think that this is due to the fact that it is practically not oxidized. Now the achievements of chemistry are such that it is not the main advantage. Then what is the value of gold?

The value of gold is that someone will give you around $1180 for an ounce.

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It is interesting that the charges leveled against Au apply even better against Bitcoin.  Bitcoin was a first-cut at a crypto-currency, and through various lessons learned much better implementations in it's class and a lot less baggage can and probably do exist.

The value of Bitcoin is that someone will give you around $904 for one.


Bitcoin can't even compete with the dollar. He will compete with gold? As for the growth of bitcoin prices I want to remind you that recently the price of gold was down $ 33 per ounce. I think that is speculation.

When the value of the dollar drops enough that one bitcoin is worth $5,000 or $10,000, Then Bitcoin will have the attention of everyone. Ron Paul suggests that the dollar drop in value is coming soon. It will fall fast when it does. Gradually buy both gold and Bitcoin... a little here and a little there.

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