I'm a simple man.
I convert 100% of my income into bitcoin on @Strike for zero fees/spread. I never sell a single sat.
I run every single expense through the @coinbase credit card to earn even more bitcoin.
I pay my credit card, car payment, and mortgage via a line of credit against my bitcoin on coinbase for ~4% and no payments due. I draw against it every month and add collateral as needed.
Hell, even the bitcoin collateral counts towards the coinbase credit card tiers.
Excess bitcoin stays in cold storage.
Why do I do this?
@jackmallers is right. Keep the bitcoin, borrow the shitty money.
I do this because over 3, 5, 10, etc years I'll have retained 100% of my income that's been accumulated in the best money in human history. I'll have borrowed and spent USD, which will be printed to infinity.
Feels good.
@BTCBreadMan You don't have 60 separate hourly recurring buys set up on @River so you're purchasing Bitcoin every single minute of the day? Total amateur hour.
@BitPaine I think $SATA will recover faster. That daily dividend kicking in is going to be interesting, especially if prices push the effective yield to 14-15%
🚨 It's not just ZCash.
Opus 4.8 also found a vulnerability in $USD that allows for unlimited issuance which could theoretically enrich insiders at the expense of all holders
huge breaking
I have a family member with Williams Syndrome and autism. It does take a different level or type of emotional and physical care to take care of him. He's 37 now but when I take him places, it can be a challenge.
That said, sometimes you're dealt shitty cards. Sometimes it's at birth, sometimes it's after. I know people with kids that have been in accidents and become wheelchair bound, paralyzed, etc.
Life happens at all stages and the best you can do is handle it with grace and humility.
No matter what regarding the actual decision... The decision to publicly post about that is insane to me.