69
Account deleted
693c2832de939b4af8ccd842b17f05df2edd551e59989d3c4ef9a44957b2f1fb

“I don’t know”

Try it every now and then, it works wonders.

1.22 Trillions…

Nah, that’s not the target for a big dip. That’s the credit card debt inside the USofA

Past couple of months?!? 💪💪💪

I’m trying again once the days are a bit longer. (And I get a bit more dopamine)

Witch-hunting never stopped. It’s just that the definition of witches keeps changing.

Insurances offer a way of pooling money for future needs. How that money is accumulated managed and redistributed (for profit) is what you are referring to I guess.

An Italian investment banker once told me that he couldn’t understand Bitcoiners. What’s the bet? he asked.

Easy, the bet is that USD as world reserve currency is doomed to fail in the long term.

He did not speak a word for 10 minutes after that.

The bank he works for is now accumulating Bitcoin.

I’d like to believe I orange pilled one of the largest banks in Europe.

Agreed. Pooling value for common needs or emergencies is a good idea, but who manages the pool is the problem.

Water is supposedly enough. Magnesium works wonder. But nothing beats coffee and cigarette

The guy who threatens retaliation if people stop using the “mighty dollar” will usher the Bitcoin era? Please…

The next president of the USA will have that task, not Trump. It’s a matter of timing, not who is in “charge”

A poison is not an antidote for another poison.

How would you feel about a family who pockets 100M in fees (and who knows how much more in profit) while their investors lose 2B?

Free as in tax funded? How would pay for congestion work? (My experience driving in the UK was awful. Especially Oxford to Birmingham commuting)

Would you be ok paying a tiny fee for every note you fetch and send on Nostr?

“Nah, I’m not paying. Fuck was below average”

Yeah, I strongly dislike banks. But my disgust for insurances is on another level