@Chrissssjohnson U smart bruh and Im surprised you not in the AI space, I stack bitcoin everyday nothing against it but any reason why no speculation on the AI space ?
And I’ll always tell somebody to invest into $VOO $QQQM ETC
You need to be doing that if you’re choosing to just save money
your money will forever get lit on fire if not
If it wasn’t for Bitcoin, what would people even be buying?
I genuinely don’t understand it.
Maybe I’m being selfish, but I can’t picture myself just buying and holding something for 30 years to make 10% a year and hopefully be “rich” at 60.
If it wasn’t for Bitcoin, what would people even be buying?
I genuinely don’t understand it.
Maybe I’m being selfish, but I can’t picture myself just buying and holding something for 30 years to make 10% a year and hopefully be “rich” at 60.
They say don’t buy an IPO for at least 6 months
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Are you still going to buy ?
Every company will eventually need money that doesn’t get diluted in order to stay ahead
Every person will eventually need money that doesn’t get diluted in order to stay ahead
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@KobeissiLetter The biggest red flag isn’t factories slowing, it’s consumers pulling back hard (cars, jewelry, retail)
That usually means confidence is breaking
Looks more like a long slow Japan-style stagnation than a dramatic crash.
@KobeissiLetter If inflation keeps rising, it’s bad for prices and borrowing costs, but usually good long term for hard assets like Bitcoin and gold.
One or two hot months still doesn’t guarantee a full inflation comeback yet.
@BitcoinMagazine Bullish for Bitcoin long term.
It means banks are taking crypto more seriously and regular people may trust it more because banks can hold it safely now.
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