@Samburns66@Uncrustables Hey bro, it’s Michael pope from EAST RIDGE CC. Random memory, your first hole in one on a mole again, I think about that all the time 😂.
Cool to see you soon so well. Keep it up man. 🤙🏼
Empathy’s the most powerful starting place for changing someone’s view (you/them). Biologically we fear what’s different and we resist what we’re afraid of. So, if we want progress with a counterpart we must not LEAD with “great points” rather understanding that creates safety.
Science measures and labels nature (data). The interpretation of that data is a spiritual claim. This is critical, b/c whether admitted or not, it reveals the bias in our study. Even if our claim is no spirit. it’s how you read data that makes all the difference in the results.
@di_npdguy@di_npdguy just a quick question. yes or no. I'm trying to find how much work is being currently done on the graft network, but am really struggling to find much past 2020. Would you be able to point me in a direction to find updated development? Are y'all progressing? Thanks!
@BobLoukas@BobLoukas do you think institutional investors coming into #btc will distort past cycles? B/c they are such a disproportionately large amount of market money exponentially quickly moving in. Would they minimize time between bull runs & size of correction compared to the past?
Will institutional investors #btc adoption distort previous cycle patterns? With them being such a disproportionately large amount of market capital, will it minimize time between bull runs and minimize the depth of bear market correction?
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@RaoulGMI how do you see institutional investor bitcoin adoption effecting cycle patterns going forward? With them being such a massive percentage of market money, will it cut down time between bull runs & minimize correction size? Will it make past cycle patterns less relevant?
Fiat currency is a pyramid scheme siphoning money into the centralized top pockets. The higher you are the more you gain from current structures. Of course disruptive currencies are hard to understand when it hurts. That’s how #Bitcoin somehow confuses smart ppl who hold #Gold
The rich reject emerging market bc there’s too much to lose, the poor accept bc they have much to gain, the rich resist the move because the poor form their market, the poor receive in hope of liberation, the rich follow later recognizing the newly emerged market to keep position
@stig_brodersen could tip do a podcast on all the hardest objections to bitcoin and why Gold wouldn’t remain the base? Maybe mingle style arguing the inverse for Gold? It seems hard to find a balanced argument. The vested interest of the rich seems daunting. Thanks for TIP
The charts, rates, debt, banks, relative liquidity of currencies, CB printing and real rates are all additional parts of the dollar strength picture. Again, Brent and I could be wrong but I favor our odds very much still.
I literally get hundreds on messages a week about rising real rates being potentially bad for gold. I do not agree.
You see, with rates at zero, rising real rates bring two reaction functions from the central banks - negative rates or more printing. Both are very bullish gold.
Bond yields are about to sound the fire alarm for The Insolvency phase and the end of The Hope phase. Bond yields are the truth. Keep an eye on this...