No, the ETFs are like the ring of power.
We either get seduced by it and forget our purpose or cast the ring in mount doom.
What do I mean cast the ring ? One day soon, the fork will come, it will come with chains to bind us and gifts to make us fat.
That day we need to be strong and cast the ring far away, rejecting the fork for the good of humanity. That will take strenght of character and an unbendable will to face the worst the state has to offer.
that was a great one this morning !!!!
Your experience is breaking new ground for mankind. Are you, in this moment, preparing your nobel peace prize acceptance speech ?
gov reg mostly.
But exchanges like withdrawal limits as it reduces their cybersecurity and financial risk.
Exactly, Saylor is a modern-day robin hood.
Taking from retard boomers and suits and ushering a limited monetary age.
Yes, I would never own it.
But, and hear me out, like nostr:npub1rtlqca8r6auyaw5n5h3l5422dm4sry5dzfee4696fqe8s6qgudks7djtfs mentionned, when it hits the S&P500 and that degenarate in charge of it funnels those passive flows right in our laps, it's going to be glorious.
Just a massive sink-hole in the wall-street swamp.
We can only hope to be so lucky. Live strong brotha
GM, I want more sweet suit tears in my coffee this morning. Gimme diabetes.
Welcome.
Enjoy your stay
Nah, should be open-to-close.
wtachu talkin bout. This was nice, we're getting some of that 2017 volatility again. Refreshing.
Btw, highest close was 67 554, so closing around here is breaking new ground
What I wanna know is if you also use all caps in internal comms for 1031 and opensats
status.coinbase.com is a thing.
There's a good chance that current issues are fractional banking related.
Maybe they didn't buy new corn to seed the ETFs, maybe they just allocated heir current reserves (retail money).
Maybe they are now getting squeezed, so they shut down the machine to try to smooth out the flows.
