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⌜Jan⌝
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Trail running, hockey, tech. 🇨🇦 🤙.
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⌜Jan⌝ 3 weeks ago
It might make sense just to get some gold in case it catches on. If enough people think the same way, that becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. Once it gets bootstrapped, there are so many applications if you could effortlessly pay with shiny bars as easily as dropping coins in a vending machine.
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⌜Jan⌝ 3 months ago
I don’t get the gold vs Bitcoin debate. If you like one, it’s not crazy to kinda like the other for most of the same reasons.
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⌜Jan⌝ 3 months ago
Someone give me the heads up when we are supposed to rotate from the AI stocks to the Quantum computing stocks.
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⌜Jan⌝ 4 months ago
#Gold is in such high demand you now have to wait 50 minutes to enter an online shop 🤯 image
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⌜Jan⌝ 4 months ago
Working for something that others print out of thin air is an odd concept...
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⌜Jan⌝ 4 months ago
Store of value, or creator of wealth?
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⌜Jan⌝ 4 months ago
Hard to focus today at my fiat mining business.
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⌜Jan⌝ 8 months ago
Instead of buying a Bitaxe or a NerdQAxe++ it makes more sense to just buy the equivalent dollar amount of bitcoin, agreed? AI says….. Yes, in most cases, buying Bitcoin directly makes more financial sense than purchasing a Bitaxe Touch ($275-$499, 1.6 TH/s) or NerdQAxe++ ($459.99, 4.8 TH/s) for mining. —- Unless…. you roll the dice and win a full block reward, based on the initial upfront cost, joining a mining pool just seems like it could never actually make sense for a personal small mining device.