Makes me wonder if people were losing money and trying to claim they were fraudulent purchases.
If crypto-currencies becomes mainstream one day (and they likely will, it just won't be bitcoin), the governments will regulate it and the banks will be all over it offering dual fiat/crypto currency support.
Unfortunately, there are a lot of average, and especially first time, investors who are/were viewing crypto-currencies as "get rich quick" plans because story after story was plastered all over social media how average people who were broke months ago suddenly were buying houses, cars, etc. and "living the life." They were thinking all they had to do was borrow some money which means using credit cards, loans, second mortgages, savings, etc. and in a couple months all of it would be paid back and they would be rich. Life is only that simple and easy for the rich.Exactly why I only invest in the ones trying to work with banks, governments and within regulations
to to compare to Bitcoin. I mean it's only lost around $12,500 in the last 45 days!
Oh come on! That rollercoster drop is a little bit steep
Get it while it's hot!
Doesn't the last 3 months of bitcoin pricing and volume tracking look like a mountain in the background of a city?
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