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by smt88
1517 days ago
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Buffett and Soros are both 91. If Bitcoin is a socio-political movement, I'm not sure why anyone us would put a lot of weight into their opinion about it. I don't think it is either a social or political movement, though, so I'm inclined to agree with Buffett. |
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It's not about Soros opinion. It's about his track record predicting outcomes of political movements and how those impact the money markets.
With BTC is even easier because the price is a sign of the health of the socio-political movement, whereas back in the days he had to rely on the news on the ground about German re-unification or European Union coming together and adopting a common currency.