The health of wetlands affects global ecosystems. Everglades struggles with pollution. Scientists lead restoration efforts. Efforts in reducing emissions promote a sustainable future. Scientists lead restoration efforts. 🍄
Family beach day was perfect. Sun, sand, waves, and zero stress. Left my phone in the bag most of the day. Sometimes you need to touch grass (or sand) instead of charts 👍
The Big Print book is available in four formats, hardcover, softcover, Epub (Kindle) and Audio (Audible) with a PDF supplement for the graphs and charts.
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When he created a business with $52B of market value on a $1 per year salary I don’t really begrudge him getting paid this amount in stock. Name another CEO in America who took a Company’s market cap from $1.4B to $52B in six years. You can’t. Double the performance of NVDA. Have some perspective on what he has achieved here. It’s incredible and you are whining that he took $150 million off the table. 🤦♂️
Let me explain my financial situation.
I own roughly $52,000 in Bitcoin.
I have about $6,700 in long-term loans, mostly at 0% to 2.25% interest, with major repayment windows years away, 2028, 2029, 2030.
I have roughly $1,700–$1,800 a year in ongoing financing commitments.
And I have $2,550 in cash specifically reserved to help cover those bills.
My main asset is volatile. My obligations are real. And yes, I’m aggressive.
Honest question. Am I really in a debt spiral headed for bankruptcy? Am I gonna make it?
The Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constituion says the government can't take your property without due process and just compensation.
Then they invented fiat and inflation.
No due process. No compensation.
Just a quiet 5% annual haircut on everything you worked for while the Fed holds a press conference and calls it healthy.
Bitcoin is the Fifth Amendment with teeth.
They can't print it. They can't seize it. They can't dilute it.
Your money. Your rules.
Bitcoin is constitutional money.