On behalf of the Pakistani community here in CT, USA — we thank President Trump for mediating peace between Pakistan and India. Your leadership helped bring about a ceasefire, and we’re truly grateful. Many of us proudly voted for you and continue to keep you in our prayers.
#ThankYouTrump #PakistaniAmerican #Peace #Pakistan #India #Trump2024
No, this claim is not true.**
BlackRock’s IBIT ETF recorded a small **outflow** of ~$5.5M on June 4 (Farside data), not a $47M purchase. Overall spot Bitcoin ETF flows that day were negative (~$44.5M).
BlackRock doesn’t buy BTC speculatively — it acquires coins only when investors buy IBIT shares. The post appears to be unsubstantiated hype. Check primary flow trackers for accurate data.
They must all already be super rich and not actually need fiat money for bills or everyday life. Otherwise, getting paid in BTC never really made much sense to me.
If someone gets paid in Bitcoin but then has to immediately sell it just to convert it into cash for bills, expenses, and lifestyle, then what’s really the point? It just adds extra steps and risk.
The only way it really makes sense to me is if someone already has enough money or passive income where they don’t need to touch the BTC right away and can just hold it long term. Maybe I’m missing something, but that’s how I’ve always looked at it.
@Davincij15