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RE: Why I Think Bitcoin is Still Undervalued

in #bitcoin7 years ago

As long as countries' currencies are being devalued and their citizens' wealth is at risk -- and as long as The Committee of 300 (the umbrella group of One World Government) need all world citizens to move to a One World Government Digital Currency - Bitcoin will be going up. It may slow down for a day or two, here and there, but up it goes. By this time next week, BTC in USD will pass the London Gold paper price per oz in USD. That will seem rather odd to many - that a faux currency has more value than a real precious metal. But, the One World Government wants everyone on digital currency, so that they can track purchases and sales - gains and losses - and most importantly, so that they can do a worldwide bail-in (think Cypress on steroids). Bitcoin is a One World Government tool to get everyone into the digital pen. They are very unlikely to slam it like their syndicate does to precious metal paper on the London Bullion Market. Hang on to BTC (or GBTC if you're trading it with your IRA account). BTC's ascent will continue to be steep and quick.

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It's not a faux currency though. Also there is no one world government as such - just vested interests and I think their time is coming to an end.