Is This The Biggest Threat To Bitcoin, Crypto, And Facebook’s Libra?  

Bitcoin and crypto investors were put on notice this week when French and German government officials backed European Central Bank (ECB) plans for the development of a rival to Facebook's libra and bitcoin.

The ECB has said it's planning a public digital currency that could leave Facebook's libra dead in the water.

However, the most serious new threat to bitcoin, cryptocurrency, and the likes of Facebook's libra, is from Danish politician Margrethe Vestager, who was this week appointed the European Commission’s executive vice president for digital, as well as retaining her role as the E.U.'s competition commissioner. Read more ...

 You Could Have Been A Bitcoin Billionaire And Other Myths  

If only I had invested in Bitcoin when it was trading for less than a penny. If only I had started mining Bitcoin years ago. And the regrets keep piling up. There are several problems with this thinking that are important to understand. They are important to your future as an investor.

But first, let's play woulda, coulda, shoulda. According to Motley Fool, a single Bitcoin cost $0.003 back on March 17, 2010. That's 49 years ago in Bitcoin years.

Had you invested the miserly sum of $1,000 on that date, you would have received 333,333 Bitcoins. I'm sure you see where this is going. Read more ...

How To Ride The Bitcoin Wave Without Actually Investing In It!

Bitcoin is following a familiar script. Like nearly all the manias that preceded it, from tulip bulbs to the initial dot-com craze in the late 90’s, bitcoin started out as a somewhat mysterious fascination among a very small group. Then, over time it exploded, eventually becoming too sexy for the broader public to ignore, so they want in. That, in part, explains where we are today. Bitcoin has gained more than 1300% this year despite head-snapping bouts of volatility, including late last month, when it vaulted past $10,000 and then a short time later $11,000, only to fall more than $2,000 in a matter of hours. Now, it's cracked the $15,000 mark. Aside from the ups and downs, the biggest problem for anyone wanting a piece of bitcoin now is that all the easy money has already been made. Once the speculative buying begins, it usually signals that a big bust is on the way.  Read more ...