US Treasuries might default for political purposes. Banks are insolvent, Real Estate is over priced AND interest is high. Equities have all sorts of risk and are still overvalued. If only there was something I could posses myself and immediately transfer across the planet with zero counterparty risk.
If the government is going backstop every deposit above 250k shouldn’t they also backstop the BlockFi,Celsius,et al above 250k but not below?
"It's a wonderful life" starring Jimmy Stewart is a psyop for Fractional Reserve Banking
Bitcoin is the canary in the coal mine and The Phoenix that rises from the ashes.
QE into a Bitcoin halving. Inflation and Bitcoin are the only reason they haven’t pulled the trigger yet.
Especially in a slowing economy, providing local vendors the option to make the sale if they accept Bitcoin will promote adoption.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with a Custodial Lightning Provider. This is the new banking services provider. It is imperative the sole proprietor is always able to transact but there is no shame in a consistent, capable provider scraping fees across. Sovereign your savings on chain, pay a service for providing routes and liquidity management.
Does the FED watch Bitcoin price action heading into the next QE/print cycle? Is there a clip of FUD locked and loaded to try and tame the beast?
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When I click a PfP I’m trapped. Why no back or exit button?
Been thinking about infiltrating rec leagues and creating a BitCorn (Cornhole)Tournament like the Basketball one. Would love a specialized wallet that players pay into and via Scoreholio app output winnings auto payout.
My feeling is there’s a ton more low key Bitcoin acquisition happening. Fees and BTC/USD grind up.
I liked Darin Feinsteins accountant perspective on Bitcoin. He probably doesn’t have to be in hiding. CORZ rekt my IRA tho.
It’s too bad, BlockFi is a really good name for such a thing. And they gambled it away.
Starting to think opening a few big strategic lightning channels now could be family heirloom much like Bitcoin itself.
