i wouldn't get too worked up. i skimmed it and then noticed that the author is a 9-year-old school boy from Uganda, not exactly a financial analyst on Wall Street.
That's what we get for having an open community and embracing all posts.
Whether you're a Bitcoin hater or fanboi, you can't ignore that there is "something there". Every time someone predicts the Bitcoin bubble burst, and it's correct, it comes back faster, harder, more profitable, and becomes more resilient after the fact.
Personally, I'm enjoying watching the anthropological and economical impacts of Bitcoin on our culture. It may end up doing nothing long term, and just a crypto kiddie hobby, but it may also turn heads, and cause concern for legal regulation by law makers.
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[+] [-] markild|12 years ago|reply
[0] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines
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Personally, I'm enjoying watching the anthropological and economical impacts of Bitcoin on our culture. It may end up doing nothing long term, and just a crypto kiddie hobby, but it may also turn heads, and cause concern for legal regulation by law makers.
/me grabs the popcorn.
[+] [-] andyhmltn|12 years ago|reply
This one really doesn't provide any insight as to why the author thinks so.
[+] [-] eterm|12 years ago|reply
That's all anyone can say to "Is the <noun> bubble about to burst?".
If it was, it would have burst already. If it weren't, it wouldn't be a bubble.
That leaves, "Maybe.".
[+] [-] thearn4|12 years ago|reply