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@dulce

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Oct 16, 2022

The famous stock investor and fund manager, Bill Miller, reiterated that he remains optimistic about bitcoin despite the bear market, assuring that it is a misunderstood asset that can attract great benefits for its investor. What do you think?

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Degov

Silver Member

Mar 5, 2023

Several causes have caused the value of bitcoin to decline, but that doesn't mean it is currently a waste of money and time. As we can see, when major world events like the war occurred, they had an impact on everyone, even those who weren't native to that nation, as they should have since it was a positive.

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Japhnet

Emerald Member

Mar 27, 2023

I'm not too certain about bitcoin but I have this belief that there would be an influx of investors, like in the years 2017 and 2020. I think there would be a bull run by the beginning of the last half of 2023

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Japhnet

Emerald Member

Mar 27, 2023

Degov said:
Several causes have caused the value of bitcoin to decline, but that doesn't mean it is currently a waste of money and time. As we can see, when major world events like the war occurred, they had an impact on everyone, even those who weren't native to that nation, as they should have since it was a positive.

Yeah the ongoing war had a major effect on the world's economy as a whole. The oil prices increased because of it. Bitcoin has shaken in value negatively as a result of the consequences of the war and other global factors.