The P/E ratio of cryptocurrencies is supposed to be NVT ratio, which also has flaws but is definitely the closest we have for relative valuation purposes. Thanks for your comment as always Rick.

Of course there's no hard facts that say it's going to have an end - There's no hard facts about anything when it comes to Bitcoin financially, only technically. None of this video has anything to do about

I am still waiting for $5k before I pull the trigger on more (since I already have enough otherwise).

I don't really think the Internet is comparable to cryptocurrencies. I still think at its very foundation, decentralization will always sacrifice convenience and more importantly support. You can reduce

I don't think it ruined it forever - an actual long-term bear market will likely change things in the future.

I think eventually 50%+ dominance will occur again, unlike many other people, but don't think it's likely in short-term anymore as I did before. No exit plan on Polymath - if it sinks, it sinks (assuming

Transisto, I have looked at that site a few times (which is reason for my 5th point on there on benefits side), but at this point it is predominantly Steemit in terms of usage (or depends on Steemit),

Just do a premine in that case - Why pretend you're not premined (as they advertised), yet realistically your distribution has the exact same concerns as a premine? The only reason I can think of is that

There is undoubtedly a spectrum, and the question is where on that spectrum is the Goldilock level - the perfect balance of decentralization and centralization for a given application. As noted in the

Point is, ease-of-use may not be solvable while retaining real decentralization.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, I appreciate insight that others can find valuable even if they don't necessarily agree. Best of luck to you!

I don't want to go into too much detail, but if I didn't believe in them then I'd just compare their returns against the entire alt market. If it's more substantial losses, I'd probably take a risk and

Lmao.

Indeed - tough path for some people though, impossible for a number I've found.

Still experiencing that?

Basically saying don't be foolish, which is independent of being smart or dumb.

Indeed - which is part of why most people don't learn until the market crashes. You just have to hope for them to be quick learners.

I don't see that as true for Bitcoin Cash for a number of reasons that I've discussed numerous times, but will likely make a video on separately in the future. I understand preferring it, but think it

I'll be revealing some of the few altcoins I've bullish on for the relatively long-term soon, so will basically reveal the largest positions in my portfolio at that point. I've already revealed Bitcoin

Most people are fairly clueless of the risk they're taking on, so it's kind of disappointing to see - The volatility should teach people very quickly though, at least the ones who are capable of learning.