That's The fundamental issue here is that there is no such thing as bulletproof risk-free yield. There never has been there never will be it's not a thing it literally will always be risk involved. If a guy came up to you in the alleyway and told you Hey give me 200000 and I'll give you 300000 in 10 years, Would you do that?

Absolutely no you wouldn't because it's some fucking random person you don't know so what part of an individual who creates some slick website or has some government-backed FDIC insurance nonsense makes it any different when they are the ones that are doing it

That's why I say I do not intend to chase yield. However, I am very much interested in taking low-leverage positions to live on debt (both Saylor and Mark Moss discuss this...and Moss has an intriguing spreadsheet for what-if analysis) and not sell bitcoin other than to support circular economy on parallel rails.

And nothing is risk-free, but we do get to the point of "who is going to build the roads...or the companies that employ workers and are only measured by PoW and meritocracy". Private investors will need to step up...and no reason why they shouldn't expect some yield in return.

Hah - no worries. And sometimes I can be delayed with response...do a lot of my teaching/coaching in the late afternoons/evenings - and had small group last night.