It won't get better, until you get better.

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"this is gentlemen" was 10 years ago today. time flies

You will never have bitcoin leaf in your cocktail.

Man, the survivor’s guilt thing nostr:npub1rtlqca8r6auyaw5n5h3l5422dm4sry5dzfee4696fqe8s6qgudks7djtfs was talking about on the pod yesterday is real. I’m just realizing how much of that I’ve been carrying around, how much I feel like I should have done more for other people to really get bitcoin long ago, when in truth I’ve probably done enough.

It’s time for me to let go and remember that everyone gets bitcoin at the price they deserve.

There’s 2 types of plebs.

Hello Nostr

Tell me the story of your bitcoin journey in 5 lines or less.

Best story wins 100k sats.

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I’m right there with you lol I can’t tell the difference, maybe marginally. I think a lot of the pleasure is derived from knowing it is expensive and drinking it slow and with great ceremony. As always though the company and conversation matters more than the wine.

I don’t know why I can’t figure this out, but it is it more tax efficient to periodically sell all bitcoin and immediately buy it back, pay tax on gains or to wait and never sell until the end of investment lifespan?

Example: if I bought 1 bitcoin at $10,000 and will sell all when bitcoin hits $1,000,000…

Would I pay less tax if I sold all bitcoin at every $10,000 increase in price (and immediately bought back with whatever post tax money I had left) until price hits $1M or just hold all bitcoin until price is $1M? Or is it the same in the end?

Assuming tax rate is always long term rate for high income people (28%).