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Great point & spot on

However I don’t think the fascists want the pineapple pizza people. I’m thinking Mussolini would call that communism.

Before diving in, I need some info. In the Bitcoin-Star Wars LARP, who is Darth Vader?

I re wrote this because all my first answers were finance based and honestly that’s just beating on a dead horse.

I think a goal to visit as many countries as possible (or all 👀) within 10 years would be super cool.

Just a rant, was kind of off topic now that I read back 😂.

Point stands though, if you identify with a political party, it’s okay to be apart of the group- but don’t rely future actions to align with your bias or previous actions.

Essentially just don’t get psy opped 🤣

Just got sent this from a friend who I introduced to bitcoin a few months ago.

It’s very rare that you onboard someone, and they actually get it point right out of the gates.

Proud moment 🥲

Great video nostr:nprofile1qqsphqj8r4na4wju4gnejwknf3ex6aa43x4sh78h8sgzaxs5lpnl0ggp37sy4

https://youtu.be/YtFOxNbmD38

The right doesn’t really exist anymore, the left doesn’t really exist either. Like you mentioned, the spectrum has been pushed so far left & at the same time, I’d argue most dems are Neocons.

For now, this is the closest thing to a right wing populist/nationalist govt, or so it seems. But I truly believe most conservatives today are just ticked off people that would generally align themselves with traditional liberalism, or centrists.

I personally don’t really look at left or right, it kind of just seems like there’s different clans struggling for power, that’s what make it muddy. Bush, Obama, Clinton’s, Biden, whether wearing a D or R pushed the same agenda, I’d call em their own clan- 2 wings of the same bird.

Who knows what agenda is in motion now. All I can say from an outside perspective is that some pretty important information has come to the surface via these DOGE audits, lots of executive orders signed, the ball is in motion, there’s action, and for that reason I and many others like what we see. Here’s the catch, we just have to be able to judge his future actions without consistency bias.

It’s not team sports, and people forget that

I do have an account set up but I haven’t used their platform yet. I think btc well has slightly lower fees

I haven’t heard anything but good stuff about bull bitcoin though

In Canada I use Shakepay for their preloaded credit card. Shakepay has higher fees for swaps and sending so I don’t use this for savings, just the card.

Bitcoin well for all savings and DCA’s, you e-transfer funds and it sends it direct to cold storage with a pretty low spread, right around 1% I believe

Stack sats, get jacked

Funny enough that was my bio on X, may switch back

I’ve always been good at 2 things- investing and spending, but not particularly saving.

Going BTC only eliminated the thought that comes with investing, by saving, but in corn. It basically sorted my spending habits. I pay my cc bills weekly, leave a cash sum in the bank for my mortgage payment and the rest goes right into bitcoin.

Some things may be worth $100, but they just aren’t worth 100,000 sats. I think that says something about our consumer culture, most don’t value the fiat whether they realize it or not, so it gets spent.

I still spend, but not nearly as much- and when I do spend on credit I get cash back in sats, all the sweeter.

Saving in bitcoin is just fun compared to saving in fiat.

Can’t really explain it, but I think I’ll be bank less within 2 years tops & I can’t wait.

That being said, if a product hasn’t gone up substantially in the date range you’re looking at check the following-

if it’s food, compare the weight of the contents in date x vs date y, alternatively check the ingredients and you’ll notice more fillers. But you’ll likely notice both.

If it’s any other product, compare materials.

There’s a reason why products that can’t be manipulated (as much) have skyrocketed in price is, my mind goes to oak furniture or things along those lines. Insanely expensive

So basically we’re just getting rinsed via debasement.

Keep stacking sats

I honestly think we’re at the point where you’re looking closer to 4-5x the price tag if you’re looking for sturdy products that will hold up. Just depends on when you’re comparing the price of the product from.

This is the fucked up part- From a buying power standpoint things have actually gotten cheaper on average, the number is an illusion, inflation is just a symptom of debasement.

From the lens of buying power, that the same thing you’re paying a 400% premium on is probably worth the same amount in the price in ‘1990 dollars’ (let’s say a premium product was $100 then, and $400 today) and other more ‘affordable’ products in the same category are likely just cheap garbage, or it’s the ‘same’ product made with lesser quality, AKA garbage.

Sorry for the rant but I recently got to number crunching and ran some figures on this exact topic, it was pretty eye opening.

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