Bitcoin holders are some of the most patient, trustworthy people on the planet. Anybody who can hold their money in an asset that drops 70% & not flinch deserves the upmost respect. We are a rare breed of strong handed investors, nerves of steel. Bitcoin holders can be trusted more than most people.

Trump’s been seen as cryptocurrency friendly in recent interviews & videos posted online but it’s probably just a ploy to get votes from cryptocurrency users who might have otherwise voted for Biden. During election year, candidates will pimp themselves out to all sorts of groups of people to gain votes. I think a Republican government under Trump will be more crypto friendly than the Dems have been with Biden but let’s be real, Trump’s only motivation now is to win the election.

Nobody who bought Bitcoin & was able to HODL for 6+ years has ever lost money. Leaving money in the bank doing nothing is just a guaranteed way to lose purchasing power. So to answer the question it is definitely good advice for the guy to buy Bitcoin with money in the business bank account but he must be willing to hodl & not panic sell during market down turns.

There isn’t always a special reason why the Bitcoin goes up or down, if it’s only a small change (relative to Bitcoin). It’s just that more people are selling or shorting than buying or longing. When the price changes dramatically it can be because of significant FUD or bullish news. A 0.1% to 10% change in price over a short term period is just regular market behaviour, it is nothing to analyse.

I did not start investing in Bitcoin because of some celebrity no. If anything, I probably wouldn’t have started investing if I’d first heard of Bitcoin via some celebrity. I understand the power of social media & the younger generation today idolises famous people so I assume public figures shilling Bitcoin could attract young people to buy Bitcoin. I have my own mind though.

I have no doubt that the war in Ukraine is genuine. Russia is a relentless invader & they don’t look like slowing down any time soon. I do believe that other, more powerful nations (cough, cough) have motivation for this war to  continue due to self interests. For that reason it’s hard to see the war ending any time soon.

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Inflation has been running wild for as long as I can remember. The government never tells you the true cost of inflation, they omit certain things from inflation data to make it not seem as shocking to the people. We don’t need any specialised metric to remind us in great detail how inflation is destroying our purchasing power. We all have less money in our pocket at the end of the month, wages are not keeping pace with inflation. I don’t see what the end game is, this can not continue.

It’s very hard to predict if we’ll see complete de-dollarisation in our lifetime. There are several factors that suggest a gradual shift away from the dominance of the US dollar as a global reserve currency. These factors include the rise of alternative currencies like the Chinese yuan and the Euro, efforts by countries to reduce their dependence on the US dollar & geopolitical shifts. Complete de-dollarisation may not happen in the near future but it’s possible that we will witness a more diversified global monetary system in the coming decades.

I wouldn’t advise it, lots of people have ended up totally REKT doing this. It’s fine to have an altcoin allocation in your portfolio but don’t do it at the expense of your Bitcoin holdings. Bitcoin is trusted, has a verifiable long history of success, you can lose everything in altcoins. A small % is fine but don’t throw your Bitcoin into pinning the tail on the donkey.

Most likely it will have a positive impact on the Bitcoin price but it always takes a while for these things to filter down & have an effect on markets. We are in a bull market already, admittedly early bull phase but this will add fuel to an already simmering fire.

This whole ordeal stank from the start. I actually think all this court drama & litigation is going to end up working in Trump’s favour. He’s going to look like the under-dog, somebody who has been picked on, vilified & bullied but rises to beat it all & win the Presidency.

Just like with any investment & not just crypto, it’s not good to panic if the price dips because that’s when you make irrational decisions & might panic sell. In market downturns, it’s actually the best time to buy providing it’s a good coin. HODLING for a long time has proven to be a very good strategy & I assume will continue to be.

Pochohontas really doesn’t give up does she. I think she must have dementia onset or some kind of ailment. The obsession is not healthy, I saw a statistic somewhere that out of like 500 bills she’s attempted to get written into law, literally 1 has been passed. She’s a totally irrelevant member of congress, nobody cares what she says or does.

It’s ridiculous, literally a communist nation move. Canada has fallen under the stewardship of Trudeau. He was running a totalitarian state during COVID-19 & he’s continued to get worse. How long does he have left as leader? Hopefully he is voted out in the next election, surely not many will vote to live under his North Korea style leadership.

Nobody knows for certain what will happen in the market, you’ll get different answers from everybody, some reflecting bias of coins that have an allocation to. It’s safe to assume Bitcoin & Ethereum will return solid profits in the upcoming bull run but if you’re looking for much bigger returns then there is a much bigger risk by investing in less established coins.

The global economy is currently facing challenges & uncertainties which have led to a slowdown in growth rates. The situation differs across countries & sectors. Trade tensions, geopolitical issues & the COVID-19 pandemic have contributed to economic fluctuations. While some countries may be experiencing a decline others may be showing signs of recovery. The global economy is facing headwinds but the extent of decline varies & is subject to ongoing developments & policy responses.

She should follow her dreams & utilise her skills. Her parents aren’t her boss, there are so many people who go to university & do a degree that doesn’t give them any real expertise, they don’t stand out from the crowd so they end up becoming a teacher or something mediocre. If she has a real passion for what she does she should ignore her parents advice & follow her dreams.

I really don’t understand the obsession with abortion ban in the US. There are many situations where abortion could be beneficial for the Mother carrying the child. It’s such a sensitive subject but what about if the child is conceived via a sexual assault or if the Mother is mentally unstable or to poor to bring up a child. I certainly think there should be a limit on age of gestation permitted to be aborted. You can’t allow near full term abortions but before the unborn child really resembles a human being I think, only if it’s beneficial to the Mother, then she should be able to make her own decision.

The slave trade caused immense pain & suffering to millions of people. It contributed to economic growth in certain regions but this growth was built on the oppression & exploitation of enslaved people. Recognising the historical impact of the slave trade allows us to acknowledge the catastrophic turmoil, pain & suffering it caused & work towards a more fair & inclusive world.