Comments by "SAL" (@SAL-fs1mr) on "Yahoo Finance" channel.

  1. Be careful of the comments here. A lot are from scammers and people trying to dump altcoins on you. Bitcoin has won being the reserve crypto asset, and the altcoin pumpers are extremely salty about it.
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  2. Bitcoin is the standard. Altcoins are the casino.
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  3. If it looks like everything is in a bubble, it's actually the dollar that's in a bubble. As Ray Dalio says, cash is trash!
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  4. What do you recommend instead? Holding dollars that are quickly losing purchasing power?
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  5. Bitcoin's Stock-to-Flow is what you need to know. Google it. Also, be weary of the altcoins, BTC is the king 👑 crypto.
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  6. Maybe not lose votes, but such a ban would drive all the bitcoin related tech innovation to other countries, that's the bigger risk.
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  7. Price goes to the moon.
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  8. Only 45 billion XRP is circulating. That means the Ripple company still has to dump 55 billion in the coming years. Not smart to hold xrp, especially when it is fully reliant on the ripple company to function properly. For context, Ripple's XRP system is still tiny - bitcoin is 25x bigger than xrp.
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  9. No need to wait, bitcoin cannot be considered securities. That's a problem for most altcoins though.
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  10. Ridiculous. Bitcoin alone accounts for roughly 2/3rds of the entire crypto market - that's what the crypto leader looks like. Tezos on the otherhand is not even in the top 10 cryptos. You should go do research.
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  11.  @jordanvill7361  you poor delusional newb.
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  12. Wow, so much spam comments for prizm. I would say DON'T buy altcoins like Prizm.
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  13. Nah. It's not.
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  14. It's not worth talking about the loser projects.
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  15. Cash App
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  16. 💩
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  17. Don't bother with altcoins, they are chasing lesser use cases, such as payments.
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  18. Do it. I dare you.
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  19. Xrp is still down in bitcoin terms
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  20. No, that's a terrible news website. It's a propaganda website.
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  21.  @scotttaylor7845  Don't be a propaganda troll. Coingeek's mission is to mislead newbs into buying BSV, an altcoin lead by Craig "faketoshi" Wright.
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  22.  @scotttaylor7845  it's obvious. He is hoping that the courts will force miners to move the satoshi coins to his possession because he can't do it himself (because he isn't satoshi).
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  23.  @scotttaylor7845  he doesn't actually own or control those early mined coins, which is why he needs the courts to tell the miners to move those coins to his possession. He wants to steal those early coins, that's why he's doing all of this. Best to ignore him though, he's a clear fraud.
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  24. Looks like I was proven correct. It's also wonderful to see that bsv isn't even a top 20 altcoin anymore. Have fun staying poor while supporting a fraud.
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  25. No, not soon.
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  26. any reasonable person should be able to figure out that bsv is a joke/worthless/scammy.
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  27.  @alanross2876  bsv is completely centered around a fraud named Craig Wright who falsely claims he is satoshi. He tried to claim he was satoshi in 2016 by producing a fraudulent digital signature, but it was quickly debunked as literally anyone could have produced that signature. Craig Wright's goal is to try to get courts to force bsv miners to move the satoshi coins on BSV (which is why Craig's cronies hate the slogan "code is law"). There are 2 kinds of people who are involved in BSV, people who mislead and people who are easily mislead.
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  28.  @alanross2876  no, there are definitely more changes in BSV than simply a blocksize increase, all contributing to lack of protocol immutability. And plenty of altcoins offer cheap and fast payments, it's a road to zero as all the different altcoins outcompete on these trivial features.
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  29.  @alanross2876  first of all, it wasn't just one block size increase, there were several hardfork changes to do several blocksize increases. Then there were also the hardfork changes to manipulate the mining difficulty adjustment algorithm, altering the algorithm in the original bitcoin code. The ease and frequency of doing these fundamental protocol changes in BSV indicates that the 21 million coin limit can be easily lifted as well.
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  30.  @alanross2876  It's just the culture within BSV - Many BSV fans have a simplistic mindset of "If Craig Wright says to modify BSV this way or that way, we'll do it! He is Satoshi after all!". This means there is a clear central point of failure in BSV. In BTC, there is no trusted authority figure, upgrades are always optional to opt into and are backwards compatible.
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  31.  @alanross2876  Yes. If you don't vote (or upgrade rather) according to the hardfork upgrade approved by craig, you are no longer on the BSV network. In Bitcoin, upgrades are softforks, so you remain in consensus even if you didn't want to vote/upgrade. make sense?
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  32.  @alanross2876  maybe my explanation was too technical. In BSV, if you don't vote/upgrade correctly (according to what Craig demands), then you won't be on the network. In Bitcoin, you don't have to vote/upgrade, and you'll still be on the network.
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  33. Dollars for transactions. BTC for the treasury.
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  34. There are several ways short bitcoin.
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  35. If bitcoin is a dinosaur, then eth and defi are the flies on that dinosaur.
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  36. I like this amount of electrical energy securing my bitcoin funds. I don't want an inferior / less secure asset.
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  37. Scam!!!!
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  38. Altcoins are a distraction. Bitcoin is the standard.
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  39. Nope, nowhere close yet to being toppy.
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  40. Nah. Ethereum isn't immutable, the devs keep changing the monetary policy. This makes ethereum much less useful than bitcoin for the most important financial tool: money.
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  41. Scam.
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  42. @R' merac bitcoin never uses more energy than its worth due to the built in mining difficulty adjustment algorithm.
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  43. @R' merac yes I do. It seems you need to go do research to check the price of that electricity vs the price the market is paying for each coin. (Hint: it is less than the price of bitcoin)
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  44. @R' merac the cost of bitcoin mining is actually less than the cost of all the gold mining globally. the value in bitcoin is giving the people of the world an alternative to central banking, which is extremely important in many parts of the world that have corrupt capital controls and rampant currency inflation. maybe there is an element of greed in wanting to keep wealth in your own control, outside the control of others, but I think that it's also extremely practical. If i have some mining computers in my house and I pay my increased electricity bill, are you going to come tell me that i can't mine and do what i want with my equipment and the electricity i'm paying for???? how exactly is bitcoin anti capitalism? bitcoin is the purist form of capitalism! no one is being coerced into use bitcoin! instead of governments with control of money, it is left to the free market! money is too important to be left in the hands of government anyways. did you know central banking one of the key mandates in the communist manifesto??
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