5 reasons you should not invest in bitcoins or any cryptocurrencies
The price of Bitcoin and other digital currencies had surged more than five times in 2017, thus making it hard to resist putting money into it. But, there are reasons you should not and never consider joining the cryptocurrency bandwagon.
Most people think digital currency(Bitcoin) is the future,that how we taught peer to peer donations and ponzi scheme(mmm,ultimate cycler, etc) were the future.i expected that by no serious minded entreprenuers will stop looking for an easy way out,and plan properly.
To
many enthusiasts of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, not investing in it
is a bad decision. As good as this sounds, it is rather not backed up by
an investment or economic principles and model. All is based on the
impulse and widespread information that it is a potent investment that
offers high returns within a short period of time.
Something like Ponzi Scheme and all network-based businesses like GLND, Helping hands international and others in that category. Avoiding a repeat of MMM episode in Nigeria is necessary.
Looking at the situation, here are 5 reasons you should not consider investing your money in Bitcoin.
1. It is neither a commodity nor currency
The
first big issue about the Bitcoin is the lack of clarity about its
origin. Its proponents claimed Bitcoin mined through the use of complex
mathematical formulae, but they are yet to categorise it as either a
currency or a commodity. Thus, putting your money it means you are
investing in something not existing (not a currency, commodity or
financial asset).
Bitcoin
or other cryptocurrencies are neither precious metal not fiat money. To
businesses and people, Bitcoins are just formula, not a tangible asset.2. Extreme volatility
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are highly unstable, and very risky. Hence the reason for its extreme volatile price.
Most
importantly, there is nothing primary reason to account for its price
increase except a rise in demand. Thus, turning into a bubble that will
eventually burst and cause many financial losses like MMM and other
Ponzi schemes.
3. It is unregulated space/asset
Bitcoin
is unlike other investment or financial assets, it is unregulated by
the government, investment agency or banks. In case of market collapse,
there is no agency that can be contacted to get a refund or
compensation.
The whole transaction system is based on “get as much as possible if you are lucky, but when the system gets ripped off it is impossible to get the money back."
4. It is model around Ponzi Scheme
Trading
in cryptocurrencies comes along with a high propensity of a risk of
fraud. Aside from the misinformation on the whole process, the system is
based on pyramid system. The early you get in, the better financially
and risk wise.
More so, the campaign of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in Africa is being sponsored by Ponzi scheme operators.
5. Issue of legality
Legality
of use of digital currencies to trade is one thing that cannot be
defended in court. Thus, any litigation from transaction premised on it
is a null and void.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) have issued many public releases to this effect.
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