I love gold and I own it.
But.
It’s hard to use as cash.
It’s hard to self custody.
It’s hard to transport.
It’s hard to spend globally.
I love cash
But.
You can’t save in it as it loses value.
It’s hard to use globally.
I love Bitcoin.
But.
Short term it’s volatile so it has to be long term.
It’s not either or.
It’s understanding how to be sovereign and how to manage risks.
@SimonDixonTwitt@SimonDixonTwitt I’ve learned and understood that self-custody of Bitcoin is the only path to financial sovereignty.
Still, I want to ask what you think about @BitcoinSuisseAG , a Swiss custodian offering cold storage.
Would that be a valid option? I mean where do elites custody?
@EvanWritesOnX what is your opinion on the balkan nation states? it seems that everywhere i try to get information on that region its only emotionally/ideologically driven and not many seem to analyze this part of the european continent besides the heated narratives…
@MazeLove14 question
nationalizing of resources, does it have the same effect everywhere? i mean in the sense that when venezuela tries it they get economic hitman‘d. and when lets say kosovo a eastern european state tries it they let it be because it already is vassalized trough EU / €
@Sneak0o@MyronGainesX is all over the place because he listend to @SimonDixonTwitt analysis which you really have to wrap your head around.
Here is the space in which Simon starts talking at 8:59:44
Myron comes in as a listener some minutes later
https://t.co/9THk4u5juK
@SimonDixonTwitt Do you have any views on Quant Network (QNT)? It’s one of the few tokens used as a licensing mechanism for enterprise interoperability, and the project is involved in infrastructure for the digital euro, digital pound and BIS initiatives.
Thank you for your continuous content.
@MazeLove14@SimonDixonTwitt@MazeLove14 a question for simon:
talking of the BIS, are you familiar with quant network? the qnt token seems pretty interesting.
any opinion on it?
@Berisha901@SimonDixonTwitt What I’m wondering — without sounding ideological — is where this leaves us. Could it be that these BRICS players could, in a sense, negotiate for our sovereignty? Or are we already too deep inside the “proof-of-weapons” network?
@Berisha901@SimonDixonTwitt That’s clear. But Serbia is essentially a vassal of Russia. I get the feeling that our region won’t turn into a battlefield, since Turkey is a NATO member and the GCC is gradually getting the EU in its pocket.
We can think about digital money as a global public good. In that context, we are calling for a public platform to connect different central bank digital currencies with interoperability the same way you would transfer money from one country to another - @KGeorgieva at #WEF22