Man... I really wanted to buy 1 btc when they were under 9k over the summer. But I couldn't think of a way to pitch it to my pregnant wife that I wanted to invest 3/4 of our money in crypto.
Originally Posted by BDj23:
Man... I really wanted to buy 1 btc when they were under 9k over the summer. But I couldn't think of a way to pitch it to my pregnant wife that I wanted to invest 3/4 of our money in crypto.
Who woulda known, right?
Worst decision I ever made was NOT putting everything I own in BTC when it was $600.
2nd worst decision I ever made was not selling one of my properties and putting it all on bitcoin when it dropped to 3.3k once I actually had knowledge about crypto.
Originally Posted by BWillie:
Worst decision I ever made was NOT putting everything I own in BTC when it was $600.
2nd worst decision I ever made was not selling one of my properties and putting it all on bitcoin when it dropped to 3.3k once I actually had knowledge about crypto.
Originally Posted by BWillie:
It is in my case. Fear of missing out. If you had no bitcoin right now u would have fomo yes? Why can't I have fomo for not having more
Yeah..... No lol. That's not even close to what fomo is. That's just regret. [Reply]
YOLO Drives FOMO
Devin Ryan, a brokerage analyst and managing director at JMP Securities has attributed the pent-up activity to the phenomenon "fear of missing out," or FOMO, among young investors. "It's all correlated," said the analyst, noting that Millennials, who are eager to get in on gains before the bull market ends, are more versed and interested in crypto and cannabis investments, relative to older generations. [Reply]
Today the OCC published Interpretive Letter 1174, which explains banks may use new technologies, including independent node verification networks (INVNs) and stablecoins, to perform bank-permissible functions, such as payment activities. Said simply, a bank may use stablecoins (cryptocurrencies designed to minimize the price volatility) to facilitate payment transactions for customers.
In doing so, a bank may issue stablecoins, exchange stablecoins for fiat currency, as well as validate, store, and record payments transactions by serving as a node on a blockchain (INVN). [Reply]