@SellingRips@Wepth@sellingRips do you have global or global+? I’m thinking of global lifetime. Would I miss out on some of the benefits of global+ or I can do without them?
@PeterSchiff you can always sell the 30 year after 5 years and not necessarily hold to maturity. plus the yield curve will steepen in a couple of years as the fed has to reduce their hawkishness with potential recession looming... providing additional rolldown returns.
@dev_nanakay @NiallRatcliffe@60seconds16 Not true. They have 100,000 EV cars orders from Amazon alone. That provides a floor for the company. 32% of shares also locked up between Amazon and Ford. Sure they still have to prove they can deliver etc but there is some backing to some part of the valuation.
@svpino In crypto and web3 we do see blends of this. Layer 2 solutions like side chains, channels are much more centralized than layer1 solutions. They provide optimizations. Layer1 solutions provide security, resiliency and censorship resistance.
@svpino The need for optimization promotes centralization. The need for resilience and censorship resistance promotes decentralization. Generally decentralized systems will thrive in the long run. Systems that skillfully leverage the two will be ultimately dominate.
@PeterSchiff@fintwit .. and do you know what what not around those preceding 10 years? Bitcoin. There has been a paradigm shift since 2010. The car engine has replaced the carriage horse. Move with the times.... stop dwelling on old glory. @PeterSchiff@APompliano
@Blockchaincrat@APompliano horse carriage - > 2000 years of history - Car engine ~ 120 years of history. Is it reckless to imagine that we wont go back to the horse carriage as the primary means of transportation?
@SBF_Alameda is this feature also going to be available on https://t.co/0Eqax4Q9Vn anytime soon? Also binanceUS seems to have more coins available for trading. Please increase available tradable coins on https://t.co/0Eqax4Q9Vn
@likesandthanks @ERnurse91 @PeterSchiff@JoeBiden Yield Curve Control. Under YCC Fed will pledge to buy long term bonds to keep long term rates down in addition to their standard operations on the short term end of the curve.