If you bought a Tesla Model S in 2012, your $77,000 car would be worth approximately $40,000 today.
If you had invested that same $77,000 in Tesla stock, you would have over $7 million today.
Invest your money instead of buying material things.
I’m sure many of you are making life changing money in this #bitcoin bull market, make sure you take care of your mental health (priority) and improve your families lives with this opportunity.
That’s all that matters, not lambos. Good luck :)
Money borrowed on inflated assets and being spent to live is a large portion of the economy right now. Think about what that means.
Fiat is unsustainable.
Correction: consumers have been intentionally mislead by companies like Facebook & Google to believe they are getting more privacy than they actually are.
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A lot of people say "If only I bought Bitcoin in 2011 and held, I would be so rich now".
Well, yes. But there is an equally likely scenario that you would have sold when it hit $100 while being pretty chuffed with your return. Hindsight is 20/20 😏
I used to say this under $3000 but actually it's still relevant 20x later.. you're incredibly early in #Bitcoin, congratulations.
Make sure you protect your childrens future, and that's not altcoins. Lambos were for 2017, this is very real now.
We have arrived at the end game.
It's #ValentinesDay and #Bitcoin is about to break $50k. Treat that special someone to a special something...
Or, if you are single, treat yourself. You have earned, it my fellow hodlers ❤️
"And what we saw this year is an explosion, an emergence of a new form of money and that new form of
money is #cryptocurrency - @michael_saylor at #WorldNow
Another stupid Bloomberg hit piece.
We'll never lose our money, the stuff we collectively agreed has value, what we want to do is lose all their shitty money.
A band of Reddit users buying $GME and $AMC did more to expose the corruption of markets in 2 days than the people who camped out during the entire Occupy Wall Street movement.