One thing for sure is that anyone who equates BTC and the Dutch tulip bubble is an imbecile who knows almost nothing about BTC or the Dutch tulip bubble.
Please explain. Apparently many of us need to be enlightened. "Bank of America analysts warned on Friday that the world’s popular cryptocurrency “blows the doors off prior bubbles”, such as the dotcom boom and gold in the 1970s Others are pointing further back, to the Dutch tulip mania in the 17th century that ended in tears. "
" JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon, the longest-serving chief executive on Wall Street, may have toned down his views of bitcoin since he declared in 2017 that it was a “fraud” and that he would fire any of his employees caught trading the digital currency."
Yes there are technological trading differences and some differences in how bitcoin is harvested, but beyond that what is there?
