#bitcoin con

Few narratives in the last decade have generated as much momentum as that of electric vehicles. They’ve been heralded as a revolution. Saviors to our gasoline addiction and warriors in the fight for a more sustainable world. Federal departments have noted they have the potential to dramatically improve public health and reduce ecological damage. Financial observers have christened EVs as the next frontier for outsized opportunity and returns. To be seen in one is the ultimate status symbol, signifying that you’re not only someone, but someone who cares about the world, and how the world thinks of you. And that’s something.

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window of opportunity may only be as short as this decade, the 2020’s.

Even if every single car were electric by 2030, and all production was carbon neutral (which isn’t possible), we would only reduce global emissions somewhere between 15–20% — far short of the estimated 55% we need to cut. While the reduction would be greater in the U.S. as transportation comprises a higher proportion of our emissions than at a global level, it still isn’t enough. Carbon emissions care little for international borders.

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Can we now confirm that bitcoin is dead, and crypto currency trading for that matter? 

Look at this cart of the old bubble called bitcoin. We can see the headlines in 2050... Flashback to the Bitcoin Bubble of 2018. Yes, that is right, it peaked in December 2017, and then a few people got scammed in January 2018. 

Now that bitcoin is dead, it is time to transition into other markets like Oil Trading, Gold Investing, Stock Markets, Fiat Currency Markets (which are actually still alive).