You have a fundamental misunderstanding of sunk costs and are misapplying it to cryptocurrencies. @mflmiguel is absolutely correct that sunk costs are something you cannot recover under any circumstances.

Yes, I remember when Cyprus levied a "one-time" tax on their citizens' savings accounts a few years ago to bridge the gap in their budget. That certainly can't happen with crypto, so decentralization

Exactly! It's a great example of decentralization in action. YouTube has proprietary algorithms that promote certain content and channels over others. D.Tube allows the community to decide what's important

Gold has some utility or purpose (ie jewelry, artwork, etc) but most of its value comes from people agreeing that it has value. They recognize it is fairly limited in quantity (only about 1% inflation

Agreed! Bitcoin isn't perfect, but it's far better than the fiat system.

I'm not a financial adviser and I don't own any Tron, but always remember you haven't lost anything until you sell.

Great video. I have to agree with Jeff's stance. I think some regulation is needed, but it's a slippery slope. Unfortunately some regulation usually turns into a lot of regulation.

Thank you! I'm sorry to hear that. I feel badly for all those that lost money. When I first heard of Bitconnect, I thought there's no way it's a scam because it is (was) a top 20 crypto. I hope you haven't

Thank you!! I would guess because I'm a new user so my posts are getting buried. I would appreciate a resteem though!

It's a good question, especially considering the recent Bitconnect scam, but I think the author is stretching things a bit. It says several times that the founders "likely" control the top accounts

nothing like a washed up CNBC "commentator" making a fool of himself.