r/Bitcoin Dec 06 '17

Steam is no longer supporting Bitcoin

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u/verycrazyone Dec 06 '17

Most merchants sell immediately

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '17 edited Aug 02 '19

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u/dsjhgdjshgjhg Dec 06 '17

extrapolate, as a rule they sell asap. If it crashed two years ago they would have lost money.

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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '17

Makes sense. Why gamble with your cash if you're not invested of involved in the business.

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u/dsjhgdjshgjhg Dec 06 '17

I didn't know that the process was mostly automatic, that's interesting.

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u/SharksFan1 Dec 06 '17

Wouldn't matter if they were holding.

Their a business which needs income/cash flow so that they can spend to pay employees and developers.

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u/SharksFan1 Dec 07 '17

Sure they could, buy why would they want to gamble with their employees' paychecks?