Thank you was a wonderful day, today I have to kiss the wife’s ass 😊
Shitcoiners going nuts because Trump is dragging down the shitcoin market. Shitcoiners are realizing they can’t depend on fellow shitcoiners to HODL their shitcoins. Fartface don’t give a fuck 😊 he knows his people
2 days of golf and now I’m going to get massaged. Wife and life is grand.
Aaaaalright... 🤙 #tunestr
https://open.spotify.com/track/1Q5kgpp4pmyGqPwNBzkSrw?si=Ab-L5ndaQwaYunRVp9NU8g
I remember in the 80’s they made a comeback and my brother was a huge fan
Good morning fellow hard money advocates. Our president is a shitcoiner. I’m actually glad, maybe we will stop holding him in such high regard and treat him like the servant he is.
#Bitcoin 🍿
On of those days ⛳️
Miners are people. Half the people in the country worship something or somebody
Friday came fast.
Great week,
People that Lend out their bitcoin so they can borrow fiat, we call them poor.
Bitcoin Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) do not have traditional "limit up" or "limit down" mechanisms like those found in stock markets for certain stocks where prices are restricted from moving too much in a single trading day. Instead, the price of Bitcoin ETFs fluctuates based on the underlying value of Bitcoin and market demand and supply dynamics. Here's how it works:
- **Price Fluctuation**: The value of Bitcoin ETFs directly tracks the price of Bitcoin. Since Bitcoin itself does not have a cap on its price movement within a day, Bitcoin ETFs will reflect these movements without any set limit on how much they can go up or down.
- **Market Circuit Breakers**: While there aren't specific limits for Bitcoin ETFs, the broader market where these ETFs are traded might have general circuit breakers. These are mechanisms that temporarily halt trading if a stock or, in this case, an ETF experiences significant price volatility. However, these apply to the market as a whole rather than to individual ETFs like Bitcoin ETFs.
- **Liquidity and Volatility**: Bitcoin and thus Bitcoin ETFs can be highly volatile. The ETFs' liquidity can help manage this volatility to some extent, as they are traded on major stock exchanges where market makers can help stabilize price movements. However, in extreme market conditions, the volatility of Bitcoin can still lead to significant price swings in the ETFs.
- **Regulatory and Exchange Rules**: The exchanges where Bitcoin ETFs are listed might have their own rules for trading halts or price bands, but these are not specific to Bitcoin ETFs but apply broadly to all securities. For instance, the Nasdaq has proposed increasing position and exercise limits for options on some Bitcoin ETFs, like the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (IBIT), suggesting that while there's no strict price limit, there are mechanisms to manage trading in these products.
To summarize, there's no fixed "limit up" or "limit down" for Bitcoin ETFs; their price can move as much as the underlying Bitcoin market does, subject only to general market safeguards and regulatory oversight.
GM all,
Take it upon yourself today, to shit on some statist today who wants you to have less freedom because he feels scared.
When 7 digit #Bitcoin 🍿 ?
. This is from a few days agoIs his real name Barrack?
I never do product reviews but these Anker products are on sale at Costco. These little magnetic battery chargers with kickstands are fucking great,(2) pack for $31
Plus this company wraps there products so they can be opened with 1 hand, very little plastic, no scissors needed. Enjoy
That and the responsibility of survival in the real world after I was told for 18 years how I had to prepare for it. I fucked off as a kid, and as soon as my options were limited, I started to better myself.
Probably but I didn’t feel the responsibility to learn or better myself until people stopped trying to teach/tell me.
Probably why everything my wife says goes in one ear and out the other.