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Miami Mayor ‘Definitely Open’ to Allocate 1% of City’s Treasury Reserves into Bitcoin

https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/miami-mayor-definitely-open-to-allocate-1-of-citys-treasury-reserves-into-bitcoin/

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[philipma1957]

Miami Mayor ‘Definitely Open’ to Allocate 1% of City’s Treasury Reserves into Bitcoin

https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/miami-mayor-definitely-open-to-allocate-1-of-citys-treasury-reserves-into-bitcoin/

Nice they are following Norway's move.

[yefi]

they will be soldiers and cops. one of those enough to control a small town. imagine the battles. imagine the riots. scary as shit.

*beep bop* I am Covibot, and I am here to enforce Tier 4 social distancing rules.

Thermal imaging has shown your family is not adhering to proper procedure. I am therefore placing you into a solitary confinement unit until further notice.

[JayJuanGee]

I have heard you admit, on several occasions, that you did not buy enough..

Any man who claims he bought enough is a liar

You calling me a liar?

Thems there be fighting wurds.

 

By the way, one of the ongoingly amazing things about bitcoin is that it remains such a grand asymmetric bet, and maybe even more so the more that you study the phenomena.


Accordingly, you don't really need a big investment into BTC in order to become rich as fuck.

I do understand that there are some peeps who may have NOT had very good cashflow when they heard about bitcoin so they are not able to invest much, if at all.  I remember those days of my own finances from my college years.. However, there are some folks, including yours truly, who already had a decently mature investment portfolio at the time of hearing about bitcoin, so any decision to invest in the ballpark of 1% to 10% of such already existing mature investment portfolio would have made anyone like me rich as fuck (which seems to have been what happened in terms of BTC growing to such a degree to dwarf the other mostly mature investments that I had and largely still continue to have).

[lightfoot]

Vegas seems quite nice!! Hilton is nice and the water even smells nice here!!
People don’t seem to be very friendly/social here though..

I'll never forget walking from the MGM over to the Sands hotel for a conference. It was the best way to get there and early in the morning was a nice walk.

One day I was walking and a nice enough woman in jogging pants and sweatshirt was walking as well. We struck up a conversation, chatted about life and such, then when I had to make my turn to go to the Sands I said "well I'm off to work, where are you off to"

Her voice deepened, her eyes became doe like and she said "wherever you want to..."

And I was like FUCK. Everyone around here is just working an angle. There is no human interaction that isn't paid for in some way. Granted she saw my look and said she was kidding but I was like "well, so much for that" and went off to work.

Vegas: Really nice place but no soul. That said I'm glad I am not there otherwise I would wind up with another Patek watch......

[Dabs]

I have heard you admit, on several occasions, that you did not buy enough..

Any man who claims he bought enough is a liar

You calling me a liar?

Do you have enough, or more than enough? If you have more than enough, what will you do with the "excess" above whatever was enough? Charitable donations make sense too since you can probably write it off or tax deductible or something.

[Dabs]

Her voice deepened, her eyes became doe like and she said "wherever you want to..."

She was probably working too. Phishing to see if you are a potential client.

[FullNode]

[Elwar]

Miami Mayor ‘Definitely Open’ to Allocate 1% of City’s Treasury Reserves into Bitcoin

https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/miami-mayor-definitely-open-to-allocate-1-of-citys-treasury-reserves-into-bitcoin/

I would consider moving to Miami because of this.

Miami's certainly not on my top list of places to live in the US but if it is a Bitcoin friendly city I would live there.

I think Wyoming would be higher on my list though. And they are doing some great things there for Bitcoin.

[lightfoot]

Her voice deepened, her eyes became doe like and she said "wherever you want to..."

She was probably working too. Phishing to see if you are a potential client.

Well, might as well pick up a quick hundred or whatever. To me though it just made me feel kind of sad. Obviously I still remember it, but that's Vegas in a nutshell.

But then, I am not allowed to live in Vegas. The cabbie told me so.

[Dabs]

https://cointelegraph.com/news/grayscale-reportedly-dumps-massive-stakes-in-xrp-xlm

Grayscale Investments, the world’s largest digital asset manager, has reportedly dumped a significant portion of its XRP and XLM holdings.

Data from Bybt, a cryptocurrency futures trading platform, reveal that Grayscale’s XRP holdings declined by more than 9.18 million on Dec. 29, bringing its total position to 26.45 million XRP, worth $5.77 million at press time.

On the same day, Grayscale reportedly liquidated over 9.74 million Stellar Lumens, or XLM, bringing its total holdings to 9.19 million XLM, or $1.27 million at today’s prices.

Grayscale’s assets under management currently sit at $19.26 billion, with Bitcoin (BTC) making up 87% of the total.

[serveria.com]

Miami Mayor ‘Definitely Open’ to Allocate 1% of City’s Treasury Reserves into Bitcoin

https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/miami-mayor-definitely-open-to-allocate-1-of-citys-treasury-reserves-into-bitcoin/

BOOM!!! 

[FullNode]

Miami Mayor ‘Definitely Open’ to Allocate 1% of City’s Treasury Reserves into Bitcoin

https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/miami-mayor-definitely-open-to-allocate-1-of-citys-treasury-reserves-into-bitcoin/

I would consider moving to Miami because of this.

Miami's certainly not on my top list of places to live in the US but if it is a Bitcoin friendly city I would live there.

I think Wyoming would be higher on my list though. And they are doing some great things there for Bitcoin.

My friend, in Wyoming you have senator Cynthia Lummis,she is a bitcoin fan

[OROBTC]

Miami Mayor ‘Definitely Open’ to Allocate 1% of City’s Treasury Reserves into Bitcoin

https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/miami-mayor-definitely-open-to-allocate-1-of-citys-treasury-reserves-into-bitcoin/

I would consider moving to Miami because of this.

Miami's certainly not on my top list of places to live in the US but if it is a Bitcoin friendly city I would live there.

I think Wyoming would be higher on my list though. And they are doing some great things there for Bitcoin.

My friend, in Wyoming you have senator Cynthia Lummis,she is a bitcoin fan

There are definitely good things to be said about both Miami and Wyoming, I have spent time in both places.  Both are (relatively speaking) freedom-loving places.  Neither is locked-down hard.

 

Cold in Wyoming much of the year.  Hot in Miami.  So different, yet I feel the same sense of wanting to be free in both places.

[Toxic2040]

Good morning gentlemen


Bitcoin advances to a new ATH overnight at $28,599.99 in increasing volume. Strong buying pressure remains on increasingly thinner books across most exchanges as we cross the middle of the last week of 2020.

#dyor

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[Hueristic]

Miami Mayor ‘Definitely Open’ to Allocate 1% of City’s Treasury Reserves into Bitcoin

https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/miami-mayor-definitely-open-to-allocate-1-of-citys-treasury-reserves-into-bitcoin/

Very cool, but when did a municipality ever have reserves?

[Hueristic]

People don’t seem to be very friendly/social here though..

They are not, they consider outsiders to all be marks, Reno on the other hand is fucking awesome.

[Hueristic]

I would consider moving to Miami because of this.

Miami's certainly not on my top list of places to live in the US but if it is a Bitcoin friendly city I would live there.

I think Wyoming would be higher on my list though. And they are doing some great things there for Bitcoin.

Not to mention the fact Miami is going to end up under water and getting regularly smashed with hurricanes while Wyoming not so much. But then again the coke is easier to get in Miami!

[JayJuanGee]

I have heard you admit, on several occasions, that you did not buy enough..

Any man who claims he bought enough is a liar

You calling me a liar?

Do you have enough, or more than enough? If you have more than enough, what will you do with the "excess" above whatever was enough? Charitable donations make sense too since you can probably write it off or tax deductible or something.

Currently it seems to be somewhat more than enough.. but hey, bitcoin is volatile, so sometimes the feelings of more than enough can vanish or at least be lessened significantly in a fairly quick timeframe and surely at some point charitable donations might be within reasonable contemplations - especially if I start to believe that I might die soon.  Otherwise, there might be ways to increase my standard of living, too... so I don't really feel any kind of urgencies towards giving any away.. there are some undeserving family members, too.. so there is that angle that might be considered, perhaps, prior to charity, perhaps.. and I am not really sure about why I need to feel any propelling to save taxes, necessarily... even though surely, saving taxes does motivate a decent number of people...

Furthermore, it is nice to have a decent amount of cushion too.. so that I do not have to worry about selling my BTC, even if the price were to go below the 208-week moving average (which is currently at about $7,700 $7,600).. so yeah, if the 208-week moving average continues to go up, then there could be even more excess cushion that might justify that some of the excess could be shaved off.

[Paashaas]

https://twitter.com/kerooke/status/1344338832532058117