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Board Economics
Re: Bitcoin as a Retirement Account
by
fordsons
on 24/09/2018, 06:33:22 UTC
Should not, because their prices are constantly fluctuating, until you retired perhaps the BTC is just a pile of debris, no longer worth to sell so you will lose everything.
For the short term I admit that it will be risky due to fluctuations, but for the long term, I don't think so. the development of bitcoin shows a positive thing many people around the world are interested in using bitcoin and that is the key to the future growth of bitcoin prices that will make you profitable..


This is true but you did not think about one thing. How old are people that get their pension? Retired people are over 65. Most of them are very conservative, and it will be almost not possible to convince them dealing with BTC, not fiat.
that wrong opinion i think.althoug more 65 years old, they still can use bitcoin as retirement asset.if not for them, it can used for their children or grandchild
I appreciate your post and its a great idea but when you look government policy your ideas become dull. No good response from the governments.
Fluctuation is not a problem and I don’t think it will affect the future of all investors. Those who have invested in bitcoin for long term do not afraid of the current situation of the market. Volatility and fluctuation is the nature of bitcoin but due to this we cannot leave bitcoin, because I my view it will help us in our future. Just hold and wait for some more time. You will see the results.