Always believe that the country will not compete for the interests of the people, because without the people, there will be no country, and the currency issued by the country has purchasing power because of people’s recognition.
@bitcoinnews I think BTC can break through 40,000 USD by the end of the year, but there is still a long way to go compared to 50,000 USD. However, I have not been optimistic about dog currencies. It may be because I am disgusted with one person’s ability to manipulate the market.
@Michael37661095 @HukAleksandra Many banks are restricted in order to prevent the outflow of assets, more because the country’s rules do not allow it, understandable but unacceptable
@KevinKeogh001 It is correct not to risk trading, because the price of BTC is already very high, so it is difficult to create huge profits. For example, although BTC has created profits this year, its profits are very small compared to other currencies.
@Joe09633496@APompliano This is wrong. No country will allow a large outflow of assets. It belongs to you, but it may be difficult for you to bring the company back to your country directly, but you can realize it because you will also pay for building a company country. a lot of
@BunkerArchy@APompliano This is normal. The rich have more information channels, while it takes a long time for the poor to accumulate wealth. The rich can fail more often. This makes the poor become poorer and the rich become richer. But the purchasing power has declined
Maybe I’m a conspiracy theorist. When Musk’s fund has enough BTC, I may open BTC payments, and when he can make a lot of money in the Dogecoin market, I will open the use of Dogecoin to buy Tesla, which proves He is correct, only retail investors are injured
@Michael37661095 Sounds great. Compared with mainstream currencies, I prefer to invest in niche currencies. They usually have good returns and do not have too much risk.
@KevinKeogh001 Although long-term holding is a good choice, I prefer short-term profits. It is not a good choice to invest money in a transaction for a long time.