Goldman Sachs:
2020: “Bitcoin is not an asset class.” "... it is not a suitable investment for our clients"
2021: “Bitcoin is the best performing asset class this year.”
2021Q2: Goldman Sachs expected to offer wealth clients exposure to #BTC
Banks will go to where demand is
@MyLordBebo Taxes are fine to an extent if you see the benefits of it back on community and the country. Unfortunately government mismanagement of taxpayer funds is an issue.
@DaryMcGovern@xapobankapp Xapo looks to have good stablecoin on/off ramp. I think it depends on scalability and cross-chain capability. I don’t think central banks are able alone to introduce stablecoin without private / external company. Banking license, disclosures and proof of reserves probably needed
@DaryMcGovern Personally, taxes play a part (but ofc depends on the country and personal circumstances). Acquisition and disposal price, and what is a taxable event. Time horizon is a relevant consideration as well. Who knows how bitcoin is treated in the future - bitcoinisation?
@Karl_Steinkamp@WatcherGuru@ecb@Lagarde Oh, she definitely understands bitcoin. She just has her own agenda and interests in current established financial system, and no doubt groups she “serves”
@Ralleroedvin Sounds like you’re doing wedding vows 😂
Jokes aside, I think he has trumps ear (among others I’m sure), so I really hope the value of crypto and blockchain can be communicated and brought to fruition.
@ShibariCV@Queensberry Yeah 100% agree. Fury didn’t do enough. Onus was on him to take the initiative. Forget the score card inconsistency across judges, Usyk did more so the end decision was right. Aside from shots landed, I thought usyk did landed more of the bigger shots, for what it’s worth.