Quote from: Synash0619 on March 11, 2018, 11:41:36 AM

Quote from: bitcoinbrokeragegroup1 on March 05, 2018, 09:24:26 PM

After spending many years as a financial advisor, I find the ravings of many "experts" today as banal. There are those that speak of coins as a "Ponzi" scheme and denounce the validity of the new form of economy. There are also some that want this world to go back to the 50s, and with it all the junk that we have been working to rid ourselves of.
Looking at the new order, I can see many similarities to the monetary base that we are used to. Our economic base is not tied to any metals or valuables, but believed to be of value and tradeable as though it were tangible treasure. We have not backed our currency for many years (since 1971) but our currency has been the standard of the world.
Why then are these "old-timers" so afraid of crypto? Because they are afraid of change. The same reason that we still have racism in this country and others, the same reason that we still have wars. The world has changed, and not everyone is comfortable with that. But to not change with it is socialogical death.
Yes, it is prone to swings in value. Anything that has potential is. But we need to have a universally accepted basis so that sane commerce can prevail. It is the future, and there will always be something that is new. But by understanding it and working within it, one can determine whether it is something to stick with or ignore. I choose to stick.

Both market are very good place to invest. But I will put cryptocurrency as the highest possible profit because it is new and the market is still growing. For this reason, many traditional investors will make effort to discredit the future of cryptocurrency. BTC is revolutionary currency that poises threat to traditional currency. Those who hold large amount of this currency will be left out if crypto will rule the financial market.

"Traditional", or old-school value investors don't keep their wealth as money. They have invested in companies and corporations, so they are kind of agnostic as to what currency will be used in the future: crypto or fiat, at least as long as it doesn't slow down economic development. But here's the catch. Crypto, if used instead of fiat, however unlikely it may be, will be a boat anchor to an expanding economy that will drag it down and a major roadblock that will impede its expansion.