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© Copyright 2024 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.Bitcoin ticks closer to $100,000 in extended surge
By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS NEW YORK©2025 GPlusMedia Inc.
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fxgai
Never thought it would get to 100K this year.
Maybe I will put in an order to buy some at 25K… maybe
DatAss
I'm up 5,300% since I bought in.
TokyoLiving
I would never invest my money in an asset that does not physically exist and that is actually a fickle digital bubble sensitive to any nonsense or stupidity that some celebrity of the day may say, like Trump, Musk, and the rest of world class clowns..
Michael Corleone
banks informed they can openly invest now...
nandakandamanda
Hydropower, 16%
NCIS Reruns
Don't know which is a sillier investment -- virtual currency or a banana duct taped to a canvas.
Sven Asai
That all balances out again sooner or later, as raisin picking of this information ignores the consequences in other areas. All the real world small businesses, companies and countries would need that money and investments, not this specific virtual and gray zone gambling pool. The wins here are paid by economy and society related losses.
Jacobo
Talking about ''silly investments in assets that do not physically exist'', I exchange my non physically existing crypto-coins in fiat (mainly Euro and Dollars) that I can't touch because they represent just an arithmetic amount in my online account.
Then, I make payments for food and other tangible items through my cellphone. I know there are millions of people out there like me.
Finally, what's the problem with the ''silly and non physically existing assets''???