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[NoLimits15]

The CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey is said to be buying $10000 worth of bitcoin every week through Cash App. That's like 1.14 BTC every week! He has basically maxed out his purchases on the app as the weekly limit on the app is $10000. He is a billionaire though but I wonder why he's stocking up on so much bitcoin.

 

[Brain]

I'm doing same too though on a small scale. Stocking up Bitcoin to me is like buying stocks which translates to money anytime. So if you can do same go ahead. Maybe in the future you would be glad you did

 

[brent_abella]

Great move from him. I guess he is up to something like waiting for the price to pump up massively and sell those Bitcoin he have bought to get great profit. What a wise person.

 

[Balint098]

Some famous people like him splurge a lot of his money into bitcoin, but for the impatient guy like the founder of the antivirus McAffe, he decided to ditch bitcoin instead.

 

[Damilola12]

He might be buying it for future purpose, since it can be convert to money anytime. He might also be waiting for the price to rise up.

 

[SCAMEXPOSER]

Considering what is buying weekly it shows he is rich so such act is pure investment which I am very optimistic he will make profit because he is not scared of price fluctuations in hurry.

 

[Wisdom01]

Yeah its good to see that Jack is more interested in bitcoin ,I think he might be storing those large number of bitcoin for further increase in the price

 

[gammarays]

Like it's said,move to where the wealthy are moving to. Bitcoin is rising and these billionaires knew ahead of time. Congrats to those that moved before time.

 

[SCAMEXPOSER]

Like it's said,move to where the wealthy are moving to. Bitcoin is rising and these billionaires knew ahead of time. Congrats to those that moved before time.

I am also part of those enjoying the dividends of the rise in bitcoin though not as much as I wish cos I almost invested in bitcoin before it began to rise.

 

[Josemendez]

The CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey is said to be buying $10000 worth of bitcoin every week through Cash App. That's like 1.14 BTC every week! He has basically maxed out his purchases on the app as the weekly limit on the app is $10000. He is a billionaire though but I wonder why he's stocking up on so much bitcoin.

Ofcourse with the present price of Bitcoin, I think this question is now answered , however I ask why he is still not allowing cryptocurrency adverts in Twitter

 

[Ginatime]

He might have gotten some information about Bitcoin that will make him more richer. The coin is growing everyday since last month, it might be a good future investment for a rich guy like him

 

[Salina]

The CEO of Twitter Jack Dorsey is said to be buying $10000 worth of bitcoin every week through Cash App. That's like 1.14 BTC every week! He has basically maxed out his purchases on the app as the weekly limit on the app is $10000. He is a billionaire though but I wonder why he's stocking up on so much bitcoin.

Wow.. then he will become one of richest people very soon! How lucky he is?
Definitely, he is stocking up btcoins for profit or may be it's his unique hobby

 

[gammarays]

I am also part of those enjoying the dividends of the rise in bitcoin though not as much as I wish cos I almost invested in bitcoin before it began to rise.

Yes bro,wished I did same but was not buoyant enough. There's still time to invest in Bitcoin because it'll still appreciate in value.

 

[Josemendez]

I believe that the present surge in Bitcoin has taught each and everyone of us the need to trust Bitcoin and thus invest more on it , in order to gain from the dividend

 

[SCAMEXPOSER]

I believe that the present surge in Bitcoin has taught each and everyone of us the need to trust Bitcoin and thus invest more on it , in order to gain from the dividend

It has also made me believe more that patience is key and we should try invest reserve funds so you don't withdraw at inconvenient time.

 

[Josemendez]

It has also made me believe more that patience is key and we should try invest reserve funds so you don't withdraw at inconvenient time.

Yeah. I too held my bitcoin when it was at $8k for up to 2 months and I was not patient enough to sell it before the first rise to $10k price value .

 

[Wisdom01]

I believe that the present surge in Bitcoin has taught each and everyone of us the need to trust Bitcoin and thus invest more on it , in order to gain from the dividend

Sure I think you are right because most people including me expected a fall in the price of bitcoin but i was suprised to still see the price rising

 

[sagefave]

If I had a couple of thousands of dollars right now of course I'd follow suit and start buying Bitcoin, the coin is set to surpass even the predictions of the so called experts. And with a lot of good news permeating about around the Bitcoin atmosphere this is one of those times where everyone needs to hold even the littlest amount of Bitcoin

 

[BullyMaguire]

If I had a couple of thousands of dollars right now of course I'd follow suit and start buying Bitcoin, the coin is set to surpass even the predictions of the so called experts. And with a lot of good news permeating about around the Bitcoin atmosphere this is one of those times where everyone needs to hold even the littlest amount of Bitcoin

That's true, me too if i have that much money i will surely buy a huge amount of Bitcoin. But it's still a good idea to atleast buy some if not a whole coin for the future.

 

[Josemendez]

If I had a couple of thousands of dollars right now of course I'd follow suit and start buying Bitcoin, the coin is set to surpass even the predictions of the so called experts. And with a lot of good news permeating about around the Bitcoin atmosphere this is one of those times where everyone needs to hold even the littlest amount of Bitcoin

Actually you don't need to have thousands of dollars before you can buy Bitcoin . A $10 worth of Bitcoin bought today can rise up to $12 in a day if there is a 2% increase in price of Bitcoin.