Odd question here. How will the rise of cryptocurrencys affect other commoditys such as stock and bonds?
Cryptocurrencys are EXPLODING right now. Went from 60 Billion to 100 Billion in market capitalization in about 1-2 months. Thousands of new coins flooding everywhere. Companies running around with their heads on fire to try and make new cryptocurrencys for us to trade.
What happens when money starts flooding out of stocks and bonds and into cryptos? Will there be a bubble? Will stocks crash in value? What will happen?
Discuss.
I hate to use the gold analogy but in China their stock market is in a dip and they're going into crypto instead of gold like they used to. I imagine this will be the relationship.
The most interesting time in crypto is when it starts becoming a threat to the existing financial system. You'll know this is starting to happen when companies start paying their workers in a cryptocurrency -- when people realize that they've spent their entire lives being paid in an inflationary currency, which is worth less and less each paycheck, and that they have an alternative, finally, to be paid in something that appreciates each paycheck? It'll be huge. That's the real take off point.
Because of this, money will start flowing out of the existing financial system. There will be credit lockups... the only way that governments and central bankers have to stimulate the economy is to increase the money supply (inflation) -- they'll try to do this, and it's just going to accelerate the problems in the existing system.
The existing system is heading to dark places, anon. If there's such a thing as a financial singularity, we're rapidly approaching it.
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Praise KEK
also, money is already flowing into cryptos. Just look at the charts for every crypto in the last month
Spikes, spikes everywhere