With Bitcoin dropping in price today, I know times may be tough. I'd like to drop the price of my free weekly newsletter to free and help as many people as I can out.
This offer is not limited.
All you have to do is subscribe and retweet this post:
https://t.co/03gtU6kc6j
Bitcoin's primary function is not "store of value" - that's a result of its primary function.
Bitcoin is "fuck you money."
For example:
You want to seize my accounts? Fuck you.
You don't want me to buy ______? Fuck you.
You want to steal my wealth via inflation? Fuck you.
The ex-CEO of Switzerlandβs two largest banks recently said, "Negative interest rates are crazy. That means money is not worth anything anymoreβ
Yet, no one is doing anything about it.
Except bitcoiners.
I write a post every week about Bitcoin.
Keep up-to-date on the rhythm of the market.
As a giveaway, everyone that subscribes to it, retweets and likes this post will receive the free newsletter for free!
https://t.co/03gtU6kc6j
Bcash is kinda like getting catfished on Tinder.
You think youβre meeting a 22 year old, 5β9β Sports Illustrated model.
Instead you get your creepy overweight neighbor who still lives in his momβs basement.
The Titanic cost 7.5 million $ to build.
Today thatβs the cost of a nice condo in New York City.
Tomorrow itβs the price of a snickers bar.
Buy #bitcoin
Why you should buy Bitcoin:
@real_vijay 's "The Bullish Case for Bitcoin"
Why you should fight for Bitcoin:
@nic_carter 's "A Most Peaceful Revolution"
Vijay: https://t.co/cziRej8SAm
Nic: https://t.co/dcyLwraxKg
If you started with $100 when the Federal Reserve was first created in 1913, it would now be worth $3.87.
1913: $100
1923: $57.89
1933: $76.15
1943: $57.23
1953: $37.08
1963: $32.35
1973: $22.30
1983: $9.94
1993: $6.85
2003: $5.38
2013: $4.25
2019: $3.87
My conclusion about ppl who use screen captures to remind others of their bad market calls:
--They have unpaid student loans
--They live in their parent's basement
--They are trader wannabees
--They are over-educated but under-qualified to work at Starbucks
UPDATE: Cheap capital is overwhelming the market. Valuations are sky high compared to historical averages. Unprofitable companies keep going public at ridiculous valuations. And central banks canβt cut rates or print money like theyβve done in the past.
This could get ugly...