Bitcoin is a financial pyramid? Will not the loss of wallets and the limited number of bitcoins to high deflation lead to the destruction of Bitcoin? How many bitcoins are there now? What generally supports this currency?it is very interesting to hear your opinion on this)
Right now I'd be careful investing in it, because it's near its all-time high, and that's exactly the point at which people start inflating the bubble and then it pops. Can't say for sure if or when that's gonna happen, but I get the feeling that it will. We'll see. But it's not a scam.
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Nah. When I first heard about bitcoin back in 2012 or so, I assumed it was some sort of scam--or at best a fad or gimmick like Flooz was in 1999, some sort of internet currency that nobody wanted or needed and that would die out within months. Turns out that I never changed my position on the latter (I think it's a solution in need of a real problem, at least for civilized countries), but I was dead wrong on the first part. It's definitely not a scam, Ponzi, pyramid, or otherwise and it took off to a degree beyond anything I'd anticipated.
Right now I'd be careful investing in it, because it's near its all-time high, and that's exactly the point at which people start inflating the bubble and then it pops. Can't say for sure if or when that's gonna happen, but I get the feeling that it will. We'll see. But it's not a scam.
OP, back to your thread - Bitcoin is definitely not some Pyramid scheme. A pyramid scheme take money from person A to pay Person B and this is not what is happening in Bitcoin. Bitcoin is a currency and commodity that are traded and used by people on a daily basis and many secondary businesses are built around this technology.