Unfortunately you're absolutely right. His post on BTC was dated just last September, but it reads like something written in 2015. It is so aggressively wrong that I have to assume it's on purpose.

Well yeah one can't put it in a retirement account if they don't have a retirement account. But lots of people have a retirement account and think that even a 1% Bitcoin allocation would be a terrible

You are not alone this is an extremely common occurrence. New things are wholly unintuitive and take time to get used to.

I think it's a slow burn process. Most people need to learn the hard way, unfortunately.

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Thanks for the tip. Why did you choose Contabo as a provider?

Descending wedge is the best. Send it.

I'm not sure what you mean. Because other POW coins have a halving event then this somehow has relevance to Bitcoin? Looking at the market cap right now... first POW coin I see with a halving is LTC at

From what I can see I highly doubt it. It will take a year after the halving just like it always does. Maximalists are truly delusional this time around thinking April is going to be some kind of peak.

What are your thoughts? My thoughts are that currencies that hyperinflate still tend to exist. If USD is no longer a good unit of account and we can no longer measure against it: irrelevant. The 4-year

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If crypto moons I'm definitely going to buy some silver. Jury is still out on gold put I'd probably pick some up as well. The thing about physical gold and silver is that there is very much a cap on how

The amount that it drops per year has little to do with the volatility or stability of the asset. If the loss is a gradual 3% grade that slopes down in a straight line that's a perfectly stable outcome

A person can do all of these things, but not at scale. Everything that exists at scale is heinously centralized. A problem that possibly could be rectified by crypto. Maybe.

Not quite sure what you're getting at here. USD as a measurement (unit of account) is not really a dependency. It is simply convenient as the world's most stable UoA. If it was no longer stable it would

You can't purchase PMs at scale which I believe is what I said. Gold can't be transported at scale either. These logistics issues matter a great deal. Digital paper gold is worth more than the real stuff

Interestingly enough I think a protocol like this might actually perform well during a bear market. I can't imagine people scrambling to pay back their loans as price declines and the market is in denial.

lol wut? I just did the math on calculating what Hive would be if BTC followed the logarithmic trendline ($400k in Q4 2025) and Hive reclaimed a BTC price of 5000 sats per coin. The answer I got was also

Thanks friend I probably don't deserve it but I'll give it my best.

ha this has happened to me a few times