Quote from: doomistake on November 23, 2019, 10:13:43 AM

The risk that we are taking when we are investing in cryptocurrency have much higher risk than investing on real state properties, or in a business, why is that, because we are talking about volatility here that could spikes, either it goes up very wild or goes down very wild, like as of now, bitcoin's price dropped again to $7,500 and it is still very puzzling when will be the next bull run going to occur to recuperate our losses

Well, that actually remains to be seen

In fact, you are making sweeping generalizations here. First, investing in neither business nor real estate is a guarantee of stable income of any kind (as far as volatility is concerned). Further, these investments are not guaranteed to succeed at all. Your property can lose all its value due to a multitude of external factors up to a point where it will start to generate negative money flow as you will still have to pay property taxes on it, regardless of its market price. And then most businesses fail in their fresh year

The point is, investment reality is very distant from how you see or rather imagine it. To sum it up, investments in Bitcoin are overall less risky unless you are a genuine expert in the field where your are going to invest in (real estate or whatever). Bitcoin is already firmly established, and it is not going to kick the bucket any time soon, no matter how high its volatility can be. And volatility works both ways anyway, so you can ride it and earn a couple of bucks here and there which would amount to a handsome percentage annually