Don't sue me, bro
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I honestly see both sides making good arguments
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Have some class, please!
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Still a brokie...
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It can't be just me, right?
I'm more inclined to believe we live in a sort of a simulation
So would you say you're carnivore 90% of the time
Friendly reminder that you don't hate the government enough
Don't they keep coming in with each paycheck?
These hoes ain't loyal
August and September are notorious for being down months. Just be grateful you can still stack cheap sats.
It's days like this one when I remember why it's called a high skill job π
It's a unique experience to be sliding around in mud in a dump truck carrying 30 tonnes of dirt.
https://blossom.primal.net/d15f546aa23c39cfc5e8b32247f251fe218350e4c32840d433ec4bc3949c8652.mp4
Yeah, they look at the difference between the yield paid by bonds and what the banks give them, and they think is a safe, guaranteed income, without accounting for the true loss in purchasing power, which is much, MUCH higher than the yield paid.
The whole system is gonna get rugged
I don't know who needs to hear this, but long-term government debt holders are FUCKED.
How is democracy better? It's a bunch of idiots making decisions on your behalf, but in reality they're all just puppets who do as their told by their overlords.
Your daily Bitcoin DCA should equal your net hourly wage.
Pay yourself first and every day.
Telling most people that working harder is the solution to their financial problems, when the loss in purchasing power via monetary debasement is guaranteed and will only gett worse, is absolutely retarded.
Just STFU and keep munching on your tofu, bro
Study harder, anon
Every. Single. Time. Without fail.
Bitcoin is for everyone, but not everyone wants it
How my friend with $6.18 in their bank account sees me when I tell them to save in Bitcoin:
Too long, didn't watch: All roads lead to Bitcoin and Gold.
Even though I pretty much knew the conclusion before I even watched the episode, I still chose to listen to the whole thing.
@LukeGromen is an absolute legend & always delivers the good stuff.
πΆ It's going down. I'm yelling timber πΆ
Financially illiterate people have a wrong understanding of what hoarding means.
They seem to believe that hoarding bank notes, balances in bank accounts, securities in investment accounts, etc. is hoarding wealth.
None of those financial products are held for consumption, the same way food or shelter is.
Providing value to society and hoarding certificates that prove that is not hoarding wealth, but saving your purchasing power.
Normies: I bought Bitcoin at $100K, because I was told the fiat monetary system is doomed to fail
Why is it not worth $10M yet!?
Reality: do you expect to receive your home fire insurance payout as soon as you see smoke?
For those of you who, instead of panicking, bought Bitcoin at the last bear market bottom (around $16K), you're now up BIGLY.
Every dollar you saved in Bitcoin at that low has grown in purchasing power by about 7x.
Are you one of those that had strong conviction and bought?
Unfortunately, you can't enjoy the ride, if you don't understand it, so you're thinking only about the destination, which many think it's to become filthy rich.
I doubt most people who start saving in Bitcoin today will become filthy rich. That ship has sailed.
What I do believe, however, is that a Bitcoin DCA keeps poverty away.