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@googlesearchc Curious why small publishers aren't banding together to go on offense against Google with these clearly abusive practices? If anyone is aware of a group please let me know, happy to join in the fight.
Like these suckers? Lol, Peter at what point do you rethink your position on all of this? What might they know that you haven't learned yet?
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Based on today's rise in #Bitcoin and the reversal in $MSTR, which sold another $3 billion in convertible debt to buy more Bitcoin, MSTR was likely today's big Bitcoin buyer. The game ends when MSTR runs out of suckers willing to lend it money and buy its overpriced shares.
@mattkita@compass_mining All 10 of my @compass_mining miners were shipped to me with bad hash boards. Broken fans, caked w dirt, dented, scratched up, less than 2 years old. I am amazed that noone has held them accountable, and I may. They are holding the rest of my 5 hostage, no response in weeks.
@DiMartinoBooth@profplum99@bitcointalk Checkout the layer 2 bitcoin lightning network. Much cheaper off chain transactions, more for payments, that later resolve on chain. Solves this entire problem.
#Bitcoin explained simply:
You work hard to make money.
You trade a huge percentage of your one and only life for a paycheck.
Meanwhile the government can double the money supply with a mouse-click.
Here's the harsh reality: If you hold cash in a bank, you're having your time stolen as the government destroys your purchasing power.
So your only choice is to invest in assets to avoid getting debased by the government.
If you invest well, you can outpace inflation and live a better life.
But what's the best way to invest that money for a better future?
People use homes, stocks, bonds, and even art to save money.
But they all have downsides.
None of them were meant to be a vehicle for "savings" so they are all imperfect in their own way.
- A house is stuck in one place, has maintenance and insurance costs, and usually requires taking out debt to "own".
- There's an unlimited supply of government debt (bonds) and they lose purchasing power over time as government spending spirals out of control.
- Businesses have limited life spans and tons of operational risk. They can also create equity from thin air.
- Art isn't fungible. To sell it you need to find a buyer who wants your particular artwork AND is willing to pay your price.
#Bitcoin is a new form of savings technology that solves the problem of how to store your wealth.
It was engineered to be an ideal form of property to hold long term and increase your purchasing power over time.
It's finite.
It's backed by energy.
It doesn't decay like a building.
It can be bought and sold in tiny amounts.
You can hold it for decades without any fees.
It can be taken with you anywhere in the world.
It isn't tied to the fate of any one country or industry.
And it has been the best performing asset over the past decade+
Quite simply: People who have chosen #Bitcoin as their primary savings vehicle have experienced large gains in purchasing power consistently over time.
And now it's at the very beginning stage of adoption by the largest asset managers in the world.
Which means the risk-reward has never been better.
The risk has been significantly reduced now that it has SEC approval and is being pushed into retirement portfolios of BlackRock and Fidelity clients.
The reward of buying at the beginning of the new wave of capital that is just starting to arrive is obvious.
In short, it's still early.
And because Bitcoin is the best savings technology known to man, it will always be a great place to store profits from hard work.
Bottom line: Life gets continually cheaper for Bitcoin holders, and more expensive for people who choose to store value in other assets.
So choose your store your value wisely.
Major asset performance since governments started wildly debasing currencies in 2020:
I wonder what the world would look like if every man was expected (perhaps even required) to set a world record. To prove themselves or something of their creation the best at something as a baseline for respect and recognition as a man.
Do you all remember that time when Vanguard, Citibank, Merill Lynch, and UBS wouldnโt let clients trade GME, AMC and BBBY โfor their protectionโ?
Yeah, me neither.
I have a retirement account with Vanguard.
I called them and they said they will NOT be offering ANY of the Bitcoin ETFs.
Iโm working on transferring assets out of there and then I will close my Vanguard account.
Terrible business decision by Vanguard.
#Bitcoin
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