Gold Bugs and Bitcoiners are like Eskimo Brothers. Both into the same thing but kinda leery of each other.
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I DCA every Saturday. I’m active buying low 90s. Don’t wait around for others to act.
The difference is if Bitcoin is exploitable that is a concern, but even a hint unilateral reparations being possible makes it just another human controlled machine.
Sometimes the AI whore bot on Twitter liking my post isn’t even that hot.
I don’t know what this Band Solar Heavy is but if they are filling my Twitter feed with advertisements they must be terrible.
A USG Sovereign Wealth Fund. Sounds a lot like owning the Means of Production. Anyone know what a word for that could be?
A Peer to Peer electronic cash system if you can keep it. - Ben Franklin 1787
Not really into government mandates, the EU is pretty egregious. BUT the USB C standardization mandate is pretty awesome.
Uggh Twitter algo put me in XRP hell.
Monero gets an inch because they have something legitimate to say. It fails the other 90%. It’s more sovereign to hold no KYC Bitcoin than by default Monero of unknown everything else.
No Cap Gains on Bitcoin used to purchase made in USA. This could jumpstart the made in USA Economy. This could be for shoes or pharmaceuticals or cars, even homes.
Stacking Sats is a competition. I’m not going to cheer governments on.
There’s no going back, regardless of who the next regime is. The US can’t violently swing the pendulum back and forth on regulations surrounding Bitcoin. There might be tweaking here and there but by and large Bitcoin will not be threatened by USG going forward. That is 100% off the table.
Was @marketsbylilli the last great Bitcoiner? Whatever happened to her? Shed light your ass up over KYC Bitcoin.
Bailey attempting to tie Bitcoin to Trump is an attack on Bitcoin.
SBR is irrelevant, SAB121 is only relevant insofar that it’s not government business what assets a company holds.
The amount of so called Bitcoin Maxis looking to excuse shitcoining is too damn high.
About a year ago I bought $500 of EE Series Bonds through Treasury Direct. I had never bought Treasuries before or since. Doing pretty good. Can’t sell them and I’m up about $1.40. I can see why 60/40 is so popular!
Specifically for Bitcoin in cold storage. Why would I need formal inheritance planning beyond telling my heir where the keys are?