When the UK will stop being run like a charity case, only then will it begin to recover and strive to be great again.
At this point, it's an absolute joke of a country.
The productive class is taken the piss out of, to subsidise the unproductive class.
Not to mention that the unproductive class hates the very people who subsidise their pointless existence.
Eggs on burger > eggs on toast
Much more bioavailable nutrients.
Much more satiating.
Much more tasty.
No sugar crash.
Friendly reminder 👇🏻
"People that use fiat currency as a store of value—there's a name for them—we call them poor."
- Michael Saylor
That I understand. Saving individual bricks and selling them, when needed is one thing. My initial point was about selling bricks that make up the walls of the real estate.
Best I can do is a 5 sats zap, bruv
Endless printing of fiat currency units sends asset prices to the moon, while decimating the purchasing power of people's wages.
Fiat currencies are a cancer to society.
The money in your bank account is not yours.
In fact, the balance in your bank account is not even money. It's debt.
And so are the bank notes in your wallet.
Have a great evening!
Carb addiction is real.
Those who acknowledge and understand it, do their best to avoid it.
Those who dismiss and ignore it, remain trapped and suffer from it.
For those of you who have less than 90% of your net worth in Bitcoin, how do you sleep at night, taking all that risk?
Are you telling me that they have a house worth, let's say $10,000, which is made up of of 1,000 bricks and they can just remove one brick from the house's wall and sell it for $10?
Pack it up bois.
We had a good run.
Don't forget to clean your uniform and set your alarm for tomorrow's breakfast shift.
Well, in my opinion, as long as currency is nothing but a claim or a receipt for money, it's inherently prone to keep losing value.
I'm not educated enough to answer the second question, so I won't pretend I can answer it.
It's not just a matter of liquidity. It's a matter of divisibility. You can buy a whole Bitcoin ($100K) and sell tiny chunks of it at the current market price. You can't buy a $100K house and sell tiny chunks of it at its current market value.
Yeah, but they can't sell individual bricks that they used to build the house with, to access the purchasing power stuck in the value of the property.
That comes with operational and execution risks. Selling a small chunk of your Bitcoin doesn't.
This is still THE BEST Bitcoin meme, to this day.
You want more dollars in your bank account.
I want more satoshis in my cold storage.
We are NOT the same.
If you're up 1,000-10,000% on your Bitcoin savings and want to improve the quality of your life, just go and do it.
You're not accountable to Bitcoin Twitter or anyone else.
It's your purchasing power.
Use it as you see fit.
