My dad is an undiagnosed autist, and is very good at remembering numbers. So he remembers how much he was earning over the years, and how much things cost.

He trusts my judgement way more than mum does. So I'll keep gently working on him. 🙂

I know. My dad kind of gets it, and he definitely gets inflation, even though I'm not sure he fully understands the causes. He's seen a 50x price increase in many things in 50 years.

But he just can't get his head around Bitcoin. He's very much a laggard with tech. He's a very late adopter of a mobile phone, for example.

I don't expect anything more from my parents, they've been good to us in tough times. But it's just hard thinking about their "hard earned" getting eaten away.

God bless you, if you take seriously anything Peter Schiff has to say about #Bitcoin

My mum wants to leave her grandchildren some money, to be held in trust until they are 21. The eldest is 13. My son is 3. My mum doesn't understand inflation, and only focuses on interest rates. It won't be a big sum of money for each of them, but she thinks that it will grow in that time.

It feels like such a waste.

I have little chance of educating her. But I'm slowly working on my dad.

To us it seems crazy, buy she doesn't want to leave money to me, for example, because I'll probably gamble with it and lose it all, by buying Bitcoin.

"How's that Bitcoin doing? Cashed in any profits yet? Or are you still betting on it going higher?"

If it were true, it would be insider trading. This may be happening, but no way it would be talked about or allowed to meet ears that would follow up and tweet about it.

Criminals work in the shadows.

While that sounds believable I also remember this dude saying a bunch of nonsense in the last bull-run that was likely made up.

Top of the Mornin' to you, my Dear.

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By the election

My bet is $290,000 in the Canadian Peso by end of 2025