CarneSeca wrote:
kulukuy wrote:
CarneSeca wrote:
Tangible?
Yes...as in:
tan·gi·ble (adj.) - something that can be valued monetarily
Are you well-versed in Bitcoin? Perhaps you'd like to contribute and share your knowledge here instead of making snide remarks.
I'm just saying. Something tangible is something you can hold or something that can be valued monetarily like gold, silver, or a physical product. How can something virtual be tangible? Obviously, I'm not as well-versed in bitcoin as you are with all the links you posted. However, I do support it, and I will have no problem getting paid in it once it's a well accepted currency world wide.
Plus you shouldn't be encouraging people to buy bitcoin with real money because of the risk of losing an actual money. Based on the links you posted, bitcoin may still flop. Exchanging services is fine; mining your own shares.
Well, if I could convert Bitcoins to tangible products or services, that's condidered tangible, ain't it? I think you're mincing words here.
Just where on here did I encourage people to buy Bitcoins? Have you read this thread from the very beginning? Like I said, even the most established businesses or economies could still flop. Have you heard about Greece lately? The value of anything (tangible or not) is inherently dependent on its supply and demand. Gold, silver, physical products and yes, including intangible services, do not have value if there are no demands for it. There's a reason why a Bitcoin is worth more than a US$ (at least $11 as we speak - it was around $9 only a couple of days ago): there's a demand for it.