Bitcoin is so unique and that’s why I ask. Stock ETF’s are simple. Shares are there & readily available. Not so much with BTC.

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An open ledger is hard to audit? Wtf?

No, that’s not what I mean. True scarcity has never existed. I guarantee they won’t require 100% reserves (1:1). Auditing is easy, yes. Access to a truly scarce commodity isn’t. Gold isn’t scarce. BTC is.

I don’t deal in guarantees.

I’m basing my statements on the facts as they are right now.

I believe Fidelity will hold btc 1:1. Why would anyone buy a spot that doesn’t?

And once again the spots that already exist around the world, only exist because they are required to hold 1:1.

Facts & then the term “I believe” are in conflict with one another 🧐

I need to read the filings more closely. The big push for cash out makes me believe there’s games afoot.

Unlike you, I didn’t guarantee anything.

The facts are in relation to the spots which are currently offered and the application that fidelity put forward.

My belief is pure conjecture, and a guess. I don’t know shit about dick.

I don’t know dick about shit so there’s that. 🤝

😂

Two dudes who don’t know shit about dick, probably got some of it right!

All in the percentages. Just keep slinging it & something will stick.

Doesn’t matter anyway, I’m not a buyer of these there ETF’s.

You may be once you can put it in a tax free education account, or a tax free savings account. Not sure what those are called in the US?

And no I won’t take legal advice from you and have a boating accident, or hacking episode 😂😂

I like to spread my risk, like a wet fart in a grocery store.

529’s for education in US. 🤔🤔

You’re probably right about the tax free retirement stuff.

Too early to know how this plays out for any of us.

It is. Fun to speculate though.

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