BitCoin crashed?

[sellersm]

Anyone heard/know anything about this?

http://beforeitsnews.com/economics-a...s-2461550.html

[Great-Kazoo]

I believe the members who invested [heavily] in it , have been in a medically induced coma, since the news broke.

[Mtn.man]

Was predicted a couple weeks ago.

[mahabali]

Looks like it is back up to ~ $660?

http://bitcoinwisdom.com/

[kidicarus13]

High risk = potenetial for high reward, low risk = most often low reward. Been that way since the dawn of investing and won't be changing anytime soon.

[Guylee]

Is anyone really surprised?

[Great-Kazoo]

Is anyone really surprised?

I wonder how much propping up bitcoin did itself to get those inflated values.

One thing i find ironic about bitcoin, is how many folks who rally against the Novus Ordo Seclorum. Invested in an internet, worldwide currency.

[roberth]

I wonder how much propping up bitcoin did itself to get those inflated values.

One thing i find ironic about bitcoin, is how many folks who rally against the Novus Ordo Seclorum. Invested in an internet, worldwide currency.

Me too. A paper fiat versus an electronic fiat.

[68Charger]

I wonder how much propping up bitcoin did itself to get those inflated values.

One thing i find ironic about bitcoin, is how many folks who rally against the Novus Ordo Seclorum. Invested in an internet, worldwide currency.

Me too. A paper fiat versus an electronic fiat.

putting the original source aside (hack, reactionary, drama-filled)...
Bitcoin is not Novus Ordo Seclorum at all, since it is not government based- in fact, most gov't can't stand it, since they can't track it. (hence it's value in money laundering & illicit trade)

It's more like a commodity, but yes- it's electronic fiat... since it's not a physical commodity.

[Aloha_Shooter]

putting the original source aside (hack, reactionary, drama-filled)...
Bitcoin is not Novus Ordo Seclorum at all, since it is not government based- in fact, most gov't can't stand it, since they can't track it. (hence it's value in money laundering & illicit trade)

It's more like a commodity, but yes- it's electronic fiat... since it's not a physical commodity.

I think Kazoo's point was about people who protest the idea of paper money then jumping in whole hog on a currency that has no real physical existence.