RE: Clif High & Crypt0! (Predictions for 2018 & Beyond- Cryptocurrency, Stocks, Real Estate, Precious Metals, & More!)
Great discussion. Clif is a wild dude. Coins mentioned:
Populous (PPT) - loves the team, will disrupt small business loans, expects big things in the long run
Bitcoin (BTC) - still the safest, predicts $80k+ in 2018
Ripple (XRP) - he hates ripple
Ethereum (ETH) - bullish
Veritaseum (VERI) - loves the team (don't remember what else)
Pillar (PLR) - bullish on team, the universal wallet, product launch timing is perfect
Also, a few more notable takeaways:
Buy Silver -- predicts it will be used for future tech ( increased value)
Disinterested in gold -- it's not rare (nations create artificial scarcity (like Da Beers + diamonds)
US Real estate -- some areas will continue increasing in value, while other areas will collapse (all based on regional banking health)
US Stock market -- will continue growing during this hyper inflationary period. Grow % will slow down over time.
Great summery thanks for that.
PPT: been holding since $2.50... they can take my PPT from my cold dead hands!
Bitcoin: Agree with his projections but personally dont touch it much (more of a LTC guy)
Ripple: Fuck Ripple...
Etherum: Same as Bitcoin, I agree it has legs but tend to focus more on the ERC20 tokens then the eth platform itself
Veri: Had some but lost patience, has a fairly major uphill battle ahead but has promise.
Pillar: Been holding since ICO + got more during dips. I fully agree the product launch will be PERFECTLY timed (not only the token wallet with all the exchange drama that is happening and will continue to happen over the coming months, but also with the the phase 2 ICO wallet set to be released in the summer which is going to launch at the same time as the next ICO boom).
Silver: Been holding for a few years now, mainly flat on price but I use it as long term insurance so I don't mind waiting
Gold: Why get gold when you can get silver... fully agree
Real Estate: Lower income homes will grow while Higher income homes will dip for the most part
Stocks: Agreed, perception of growth but nothing more.