People tend to say that when they're winning. I did.
Yeah the race is on to manipulate the market, and well all be hanging on to our btc waiting for its true value, like the gold bugs waiting for gold to go to $35k an ounce, all the while knowing we are right as we savour our moral victory. And Saylor will be sitting on his yacht as angry and patronising as ever...
I paid a lot for my education as well! Better to make these mistakes now than later though. Meanwhile, I still have enough Terra UST to pay my rent for a month and I can't do anything with it because my Exodus wallet won't take Luna, and I need Luna on there for the gas fees. I just want to dump it all on an exchange and I can't. Any suggestions?
Jealous of what the kids are into I guess
Just another unenforceable Bitcoin law
As long as they don't make it somebody else's problem, yes.
My least favourite excuse for a client missing an appointment: sorry, I had another appointment.
Who's the actor anyway? I'm guessing Toby Jones.
I agree
Online security always was and always will be a matter of user behaviour more than products, but products help.
Me too, but then my wife says no. Are the women pretty there?
So ironic
That's great, and so true. I once had a girlfriend who kept berating me for what she considered less than perfect health choices. I never aged so fast. Then I told her I was getting sick of it, I'm one of the healthiest people she'll ever meet, and my health started picking up again. She was literally talking me into sickness.
How do you calculate this, if you have multiple purchases of Bitcoin at different prices, all in the same wallet and then sell part of your holding? For example, 10,000 sats bought at $10k, 5000 at $20k and 12000 bought at $28k and you sell 7500 sats at $24k? What is my gain or loss? Would my accountant even know the answer? Is there an equivalent calculation with, say, gold bullion?
Maybe not but if they're all at it then it might be a case of it all comes out in the wash and the mining industry benefits as a whole. Or maybe it just matters enough to someone that their video never goes away to spend 7k making it permanent.