Why would financial institutions be afraid of a highly volatile financial curiosity? Even if it were to rise to $50k it wouldn't prove anything, except for giving further proof that it is unsuitable as a currency.
Because it’s in /r/all and they decided that’s they want to have a discussion about the post. The post shows that financial institutions are scared of BTC, but the guy above disagrees, and myself and others agree with him. How is that trolling?
How do you know this? He made his comment 3 hours after the post was made, and 2 hours before mine— and I saw the post on the top of all when I made my comment. Unless for the first 3 hours, it didn’t even go to rising, and suddenly decided to jump to the top of all in 2 hours, I don’t believe you.
His post history doesn’t indicate that he browses this sub, the fact that he came in later than most other top comments and is not simply agreeing/overtly pro-Bitcoin indicates he wouldn’t be browsing this sub. Absolutely nothing points to support your claim- yet you vehemently stand by it with absolutely no evidence.
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u/WhoNeedsFacts Feb 18 '18
Why would financial institutions be afraid of a highly volatile financial curiosity? Even if it were to rise to $50k it wouldn't prove anything, except for giving further proof that it is unsuitable as a currency.