Happiness is a subjective thing and money can be a source of it for many people, we just don't want to admit it because we were conditioned to believe that wanting money and saying that money for you is everything is a bad thing. For me, as long as my needs and occasional wants are fulfilled by money till my death, it's enough for me to be happy.

It takes some time and the people will eventually accept plus the government is still the authority and they will enforce it no matter what plus incentives is a good thing, I mean they just have to use the bitcoin goven to them to do some daily transactions right? Also, El Salvador should make a some way so people can fully accept it like installing bitcoin ATM ad having stores and markets integrate a crypto payment system, it doesn't have to be complex because there's existing apps out there already.

Of course bitcoin doesn't care, it's probably because there's no person behind it besides Satoshi although he is gone a long time ago. But that's also the weakness of bitcoin, it can easily be manipulated by different entities that habe their own agenda or interests regarding bitcoin. The sad thing is that Tesla, Amazon and other companies care about bitcoin which ends up with the oublic that is struggling being the receiver of the negatives cause my the manipulation of this institutional investor.

They've slammed the rumor already so I don't think that they are going to store bitcoins. But if they do, I think that they can probably do it anyways, bitcoin storage doesn't require that much sophistication so I am sure that there's a possibility that in the future that they will consider storing or even making the system part of their platform.

That's because he is the CEO of Square plus he believes in the potential that bitcoin is a big investment for everyone to be able to access. Also, what do you mean by underserved communities? I assume it's the poor people? I think that it's a bit impossible to do that unless poor people are given some sort of help for them to access cryptocurrencies.

Rich for me is someone that has a lot of excess money and have a lot of cashflow. In philosophical definition, for me a rich one is soneone that has done that he/she wanted to do in his life in shoet, someone is rich if they didn't have any regrets in life.

But what if the choices where to entirely have crypto as a salary and no other exceptions or reservations or just stay with fiat. What would it be for you because you seem indecisive with your decision to have it all on fiat and then just buy back crypto on your own. For me, if the number is fixed, I think I can get by with having a crypto salary but I would get in trouble with using it for buying daily necessities like food, beverage and hygiene products plus, would it also include my insurance that's paid by my employer?

That depends on the perspective for you it's not a lot but for me, that's actually pretty huge amount given that they are using pension funds plus that money only grows bigger overtime, it's a pension after all so I expect to grow more in several years to come by. I don't necessarily think it's trust in the market that makes this institutional investors go for this kind of thing, it's more of a profit in my opinion.

On the ledger, you are anonymous but if someone traces specifically your address all the way to you spending it all, they will be able to identify who is behind that address. I think that this is a good reason why not every money laundering users are using bitcoin because the FBI can trace it beck to them especially if there's big transactions and consecutive transactions done in a single address.

Are there any coins that can match the growth of bitcoin for 5 years though? Because as far as I know, bitcoin still holds that title so if you want to risk your capital then go for it and invest in other coins but you have to be careful because they don't have the same pump that bitcoin does, they may go up but it isn't a lot compared to investing in bitcoin.

That kind of parenting sounds real Asian to me, their kids being their insurance when they grow up,I can relate. It's actually good that you have those gigs compared to me who doesn't have any skill, wheee will I be if bitcoin didn't exist.

As long as they buy bitcoin, right? What I can do is to be prepared to buy and accumulate more bitcoin before an eventual exponential rise in prices after all.

My thoughts on this is that it will probably bump up the prices although it wouldn't be a lot compared to the 1.5 billion of Tesla, I hope that more companies follow what Nexon did, maybe we will see Sony, Nintendo and other game companies buy bitcoin.

I hope that this rollercoaster that you are pertaining to is only going to go up and only have mild dips because I am sure that FUDs will spread like wildfire when it goes down real fast and users are once again going to get their faiths tested. My question is whether the clients have a bitcoin or their own address if they invested in it?

It didn't become greedier, we as humans were greedy in the first place and bitcoin just showed what we really are. It is in our DNA that we protect what we possess and strive for more, not to mention that there is a pandemic to worry about and we become paranoid of our mortality and the depletion of resources.

That really depends on how much you are currently hodling, if you have a big amount of bitcoin, you profit big in short-term and get back and do another hodling, but if it is the opposite then you probably have a better result when you go for long-term and plus you can still accumulate along your hodling by buying, be it short-term or long-term.

Exactly, we are the lifeblood that keeps the .arket alive and volatile. I think that bitcoin is functionally immortal as long as people are trading and hodling bitcoin and the only way to dispel that immortality is either we as a human race gets wiped out or there is a god snet alternative that is far better.

I don't get the point of this thread, I am pretty sure that if you look at the overtime performance of bitcoin over the years, I am pretty sure that it will answer the question as to whether bitcoin prices is going to bounce back. The only question that matters is whether did you bought bitcoin now or currently hodling sone amount because you are going to profit when the prices bounce back.

Good news for FUD spreaders, you can finally buy bitcoin and not be bitter because you got left behind during the last pumped because you panicked when the prices slumped down for a week and then the prices pumped with you not hodling anything so your bitter self spread FUD so you can try to make other people follow what you did so you never get so lonely being the only one that got left behind.

If the user hodling bitcoin is ambitious enough, I think that they will be able to do something big and possibly drastic to the economy but for that kind of thing to happen, it will take a lot of money and influence. For me, bitcoin is a good solution in terms of personal finance and I think that starting at an individual scale we can help improve the economy.