The Bitcoins finally hit the fan on Wednesday, April 10,
hilariously one day after notorious late-to-the-bubble-party analyst Henry Blodget wrote an article praising
it as a smart investment and that Bitcoins could "easily go to $2,350 — or
higher." (It topped out at $265 after breaking $25 for the first time
only 2 months ago, and is now down to $72)
The issue is very interesting because it shows very clearly
the disastrous results of the "End the Fed" and return to the Gold
Standard Ron Paul/Rand Paul/Paul Ryan/Tea Party crowd. But I will get to that later.
The problem with Bitcoins always has been the fact that
there is no real good reason for them to exist or have value. Let me rephrase
that, there is one good use for them, but it is not the one that most bitcoin
speculators are excited about, at least openly.