Billionaire Bill Gates says in an interview that he completely rejects cryptocurrencies, as they are based on the theory of the greatest fool.
And if you're wondering what this Biggest Fool Theory is, it's the amazing economic idea that even overvalued assets data they can make money as long as you find a bigger idiot to sell them!!.
Bill Gates speaking at an event on climate change, hosted by TechCrunch, said he prefers to invest in assets with tangible results, such as farms or factories, or a company where he produces products and that he does not own a single crypto in themcurrency.
He said he was "suspicious" of assets designed to "avoid taxation or any kind of government regulation".
This is not the first time Gates has expressed skepticism about cryptocurrencies. In an interview in February 2021, he said worried about the dangers that hides the Bitcoin, especially when the cryptocurrency's value was so volatile that it could sink based on a tweet from a prominent investor like Elon Musk.
And of course Gates' warnings of instability were grounded. When he spoke in 2021, Bitcoin climbed steadily until reached $ 63.000 in April of the same year. It would then plummet dramatically, before rising again to an all-time high of more than $ 64.000 last November.
Since then, the price of Bitcoin has collapsed once again and at the time of writing trades just over $ 20.000.
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This dramatic fall is part of a wider set of jerky movements that have shaken the world of cryptocurrencies since the collapse of the so-called "stablecoin" Terra in May and continuing failure of the Celsius cryptocurrency lending platform.
