November 9th, to be precise:
The cryptocurrency market has fallen by about two-thirds from its peak to $1.07 trillion. [Reuters]
I gotta wonder where that “lost” money went.
November 9th, to be precise:
The cryptocurrency market has fallen by about two-thirds from its peak to $1.07 trillion. [Reuters]
I gotta wonder where that “lost” money went.
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But there was never that much real money, was there? I never understood crypto except with my marketing spidey-sense that said there’s no “there” there. An artist can claim their original art is worth millions, but unless someone pays them actual millions, is it really? I realize my opinions/arguments/reasonings are convoluted, but so is crypto, and while I’m certain that some people got very rich on it, the rest are stuck with the equivalent of a monetary timeshare.
All right, all right, I’ll see myself out.
Thanks, Bobbi.
http://huewhite.com/umb/2022/11/30/quote-from-yesterday-ctd/