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>>152703

Did you check out that article?
Had it been a normal property theft, you don't even need an insurance to get your money back.
You can sue the hell out of them and get your money back as long as it's a real property theft.

So far it seems that Bitcoin isn't even really considered property.
Apparently it isn't considered anything.

None of these law people have any clear stance on what it is, and as far as legal things go, you need to be absolutely 100% crystal clear about everything, or else someone is just going to crawl away as a free man through some loophole.
And so far Bitcoin is filled with them.

>>152714

If you honestly can't speculate at this point whether the coming news are going to be positive or negative, then you should stay as far away from anything regarding investing as possible. You'll only get burned.

>>152724

Glad to be providing good material. Then again this thread has very little real conversation going on.

Reason for my open mind is that, world isn't exactly black and white.
Thinking in extremes is never a good idea and keeping an open mind is only beneficial.

There are always going to be good arguments coming from both sides and dismissing them just because you hold another view, is just childish.

My guess is that most people here are Americans, and since America is the land where you are either on one side or then on the complete opposite one, it's easy to see why this way of thinking has found it's way onto other things.
Now add money into the equation and there's no middle ground for these guys.

My predictions too are also mostly hunches based on how I feel and how the market has reacted before, combined with simple technical data, and to my surprise I've been only 20$ away about every single bottom since +1000$.
Too bad that I can't play uptrends at all. That's where my gigantic profits usually come down to just "pretty good" levels.