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Charlie Munger Says He’s Concerned About the Recent Surge in Bitcoin Price

Berkshire Hathaway's vice chairman, Charlie Munger, talked about Bitcoin again in his latest statement.

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Famous investor and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, Charlie Munger, expressed his concerns about the recent increase in the price of Bitcoin (BTC), the world's largest cryptocurrency, in a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal.

When asked if Bitcoin's rapidly rising price was a cause for concern, Munger replied: “Of course it worries me.” He explained his basic ideas, which he said he believed every educated person should have. These ideas include the teachings of Adam Smith, the father of modern economics, who emphasized the importance of individuals taking better care of their own property than that of others.

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Munger underlined the important role of currencies in facilitating exchange and advancing civilization. “As far as we know, the only way to go from hunter-gatherer to civilization that has ever worked is to have a strong currency,” he said. This currency can take many forms, he noted, from seashells or corn kernels to gold coins and banking system pledges as seen in the US and UK.

However, Munger expressed reservations about the creation of an “artificial currency” like Bitcoin. He likened it to throwing a “stinky marble” at a long-standing recipe that works well for many people. Munger's comments reflect his long-held negative views on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, which he believes could disrupt the established financial system.

*This is not investment advice.



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sugarfix

1. All currencies are artificial as they are conceptual construct created by humans.
2. Bitcoin functions more like an asset rather than a currency atm.

Stephen

Well no kidding it is going to disrupt the current financial system! The one the article says “works well for many people!!” Really like? The American people? The people that have 60% of the paychecks taken in taxes every month by a corrupt Govt and corrupt financial system? What part of 32 TRILLION in debt does Mr Wizard at Berkshire not get!? Ohhhh the many people it works for, includes him!!! Gotya! Simce the country is a Corporation and not a Republic, it needs to be lead the dame as any other! No credit! Only spend whatyou take in as a Govt, which includes doing away with deductions, and no more sneakingbullsh*t into bills and calling it bi partisan. Vote i. EVERYTHING individually. “works for many people.” He didnt say works for everyone, why wouldnt it?!

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