A cell tower on your roof pays rent, never complains, and never asks you to fix the elevator.
@[DavidHandle] says Bitcoin-backed credit works the same way.
$3M into a building: you work hard for a 13% return.
$3M into $ SATA: "you're not doing any work."
Is he right? ๐
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@Giovann35084111 Iโm curious what your thoughts are about the ETF effect on addresses. I started reading your book. It is excellent. Very busy right now, but look forward to finishing it when things calm down for me.
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> Andreas Antonopoulos had been educating people about Bitcoin since 2012.
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@GeoMetric_9@Morecryptoonl I like your thinking. Charts clean up too on certain timeframes. Try an 18-minute or 18- hour chart. Divisibleโs or 3, 6, 9..