I am a Crab, what about you guys?
HODLer.
But anyway. What kind of creature would I be with just 1 Satoshi?
You would be pathetic.
There's nothing wrong with being a humble bumble.. but many errors have been made by guys who get into BTC and they take some kind of whimpy position/stance and then just rest on their laurels.
Of course, you should attempt to find your own adequate level of reasonable/prudent aggressiveness, and since bitcoin remains such an asymmetric bet, it is not like you need to invest a lot into it in order to have decent potentials of profiting stupendously from its upside potential...
so your level of aggressiveness needs to be something that you arrive at with a certain level of personal comfort (psychologically and financially)...
These days I would consider $10 per week to be a pretty whimpy level of BTC investment, but at least it is something and some people are ONLY able to do something like $10 per week.,. but even $10 per week is going to get you around 22k satoshis per week. Also, these days, I have been pushing folks to consider if they can get up to $100 per week, and surely that is 10x more than $10 per week, and in that respect, each of us should be attempting to figure out how aggressive we can be without putting strain on our ability to meet our monthly expenses.. and even to maintain an emergency fund that does not cause us to have to dip into our BTC at any time that is other than our own choosing... which means that our emergency fund needs to be from sources/resources that are outside of our BTC investment.
I understand that you are just joking with your 1 satoshi reference.. yet the reality of the matter, especially if we view BTC accumulation in terms of satoshis, we can see that there are still decent abilities to accumulate quite a few satoshis without even having a really BIG budget.... and surely getting into the hundreds of thousands of satoshis and even into the millions of satoshis is still in reach (for now) for many normies... but there is a need to act rather than just sitting back and waiting for the BTC price to go up.. and then later saying.. "oh shit, maybe I should have accumulated more back when satoshis were cheaper?"
We have quite a few folks doing that.. and if we attempt to learn from the mistakes from others, we should be attempting to learn that it is better to act now to figure out a reasonable/prudent and perhaps aggressive BTC accumulation plan and put such plan into place rather than just waiting around for the BTC price to go up (which surely it is going to do, but if we ONLY have small levels of BTC/satoshi accumulation, its going to be more difficult to profit from the ongoing largest wealth transfer in history that is going on right in front of our eyes.. whether we can recognize it and appreciate it or not).
Just checked the whether report to see when the rain is gonna stop, guess what, it isn't.
It's a ten day prognosis and it forecasts rain for ten days straight, Jippi!
Storms coming here tomorrow so I got up on the roof to take a look at what's been causing a leak and it seems that neither the people who replaced the roof last time nor the people who did it the time before had any fucking idea how to flash in a dormer window. Best I could do for now is slather some goop on but I may have to look at getting it done properly this year.
I just solved an infuriating roof leak around my wood stove flue myself, after pulling my hair out going round and round with the builder's crewmen for about 6 months on the leak issue. During storms, water was leaking in around the ceiling collar and dripping right down on top of my wood stove.
Turns out it was a hair leak where the outside stove flue meets the storm collar, even though they had reassured me multiple times that the storm collar had been amply caulked with the proper roofing sealant and that no way that water could be getting in through there. No it had not!
After re-caulking over it myself with liquid rubber (along with virtually everything else around it up there), problem fixed. No more leak.
Lesson learned: don't ever assume or trust that builder's crewmen know what the fuck they are doing, or what they are talking about. Even on a brand new build or installation.
hahahahahaha
I can see that your seemingly overly skepticism can sometimes pay off quite well..
We're not going to make it beyond $99,999. Go ahead, watch.
Historically, in bitcoinlandia, the round numbers do not tend to work like that - even if quite a few normies seem to have tendencies to go down that belief path.
IKR, I thought I made it obvious that it's a joke to reference of this post.
Sure.. a joke...
neither your post history or even the current state of bitcoin makes such joke obvious, which seem to me to justify a discussion of the actual substance.. whether funny or not.
The overall idea of that picture is not bad, and I would have sent a merit if it had not had some pretty deep underlying flaws.
It is not ONLY that I so detest that term "crypto," but just the use of the term "crypto" ends up helping to direct one's attention to aspects of the fundamental flaws of the image... and, I surely doubt that it is helpful to be using such a term in order to attempt to appreciate what is really going on in this here digitalization of financial space...
Maybe I will help with a rhetorical question? Have you ever heard of bitcoin?
Bitcoin happens to be quite an innovative thing that was first outlined in a whitepaper in late 2008 and then its first block was mined in January 2009.
Seems to me that the thingie-ma-jiggie called bitcoin is really what facilitated the ability to both have meaningful digital financialization but also to ensure that such digital financialization is almost completely unfuck-with-able. It really did not start in 2020.. but the innovative break-through happened around 2008/2009.. and maybe it took a few years to realize that the innovative break-through that had taken place in 2008/2009 - and many of us realized the financial innovation way the hell before 2020 - even though even now some peeps/normies/newbies are just barely beginning to recognize such digital financialization break through that found a significant break through in around 2008/2009...
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