Quote from: fikrett on Today at 07:17:41 AM

Quote from: ungkuahmad on Today at 03:39:23 AM

why do you say like this sir, are you not thirsty for money now? that's impossible sir, the proof is that you are still in the crypto environment, you must be an investor or trader and you say that many citizens and individuals are naive to be deceived by money, then what about you sir? are you a holy person?

For some - first are the ideals behind something, and then the profit. You invest because you believe in something due to the tech used, the big institutions going in, the hype around it, the founders, or many other reasons. And you wouldn't do it just because somebody would say - the big sum awaits there Grin

Of course, many kind and unkind words can be said about it, and that all, in the end, search for the profit intact, especially currently in the crypto space, however - we don't need to forget what BTC stands for. And the elections won't change that.

we don't need to forget what BTC stands for. And the elections won't change that. Very nice and correct statement and my opinion concerning the election saga is that either ways Bitcoin would still be progress but just that if Trump wins their would be a fasters progression and more adaptation of Bitcoin, he's a Bitcoin lover and if he wins he'll implement certain rules that would favour Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin) especially and that alone would influence lots of people to start using Bitcoin and I believe there's a possibility of it causing Bitcoin to get to the 100k mark more quicker. Well, change they say is constant, Kamala might not be a Bitcoin enthusiast yet but there's a room for change, i could remember Trump himself was a Bitcoin hatter until he began to understand the benefits of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency at large therefore I won't be suprised if Kamala wins and start supporting Bitcoin after a while.