Tether is About to Start Buying Up Bitcoin With Up to 15% of Its Net Profits
Tether, the creator of USDT, is starting to purchase Bitcoin with a whopping 15% of its net realized operating profits starting this month.
https://twitter.com/Tether_to/status/1658805845340180480?s=20Tether has long been an important supporter of Bitcoin though the effect was mostly indirect. USDT is the largest USD stablecoin by market capitalization and traders often use it to trade…
, if they were always such great supporters then why only now are they putting such a measly amount of profits in?
Another tether hater.. .
talkin bout you, Willis.. i mean Hueristic.... go figure.
Does bitcoin touch upon those things or not? That's up to you to figure out and to figure out how much you believe that it might be worthy of your time, energies and value to be figuring out more about bitcoin or if you might believe that your time, energies and value might be directed towards some other endeavor(s) that you believe to be more important.. hopefully for your own sake (and well being) you do not choose some dumbass shitcoin to direct your energies.. hahahaha
Bitcoin is gradually building relationships with different parts of society. We see that some American politicians participating in the presidential campaign that has begun are actively using bitcoin not only as a way to receive donations, but also as one of the key arguments of the campaign. At the same time, private initiatives in El Salvador, with the development of bitcoin clusters, are also developing the economy and ecology of their small towns. It is difficult to say where the boundaries of this process are. But of course, it is interesting to continue to explore the possibilities and prospects.
Fair enough.. and if you are comparing a fucked up money to a good money, are you going to make some choices in regards to which one you are going to spend first and which one you might save up?
Oh, the fact that bitcoin has many advantages over fiat money is clear even with a fairly superficial study of the issue. An independent and not controlled monetary system that cannot be canceled or frozen at the snap of someone's fingers is a much more reliable safety of savings than much else.
So your response shows that you can appreciate the value of bitcoin, and so therefore, you merely have to figure out your own personal allocation, and perhaps how you might build towards reaching and/or maintaining your personal allocation.. while likely if you are paying attention, then you will continue to attempt to learn along the way and decide the extent to which you might have to tweak various aspects of your BTC accumulation and/or maintenance if you believe that there might be significant and/or meaningful changes in the information that might justify a need for you to believe that you need to adjust your approach.
Oh, the fact that bitcoin has many advantages over fiat money is clear even with a fairly superficial study of the issue. An independent and not controlled monetary system that cannot be canceled or frozen at the snap of someone's fingers is a much more reliable safety of savings than much else.
are you sure that Bitcoin is better than regular money? issue is that the value of Bitcoin can change a lot, which makes it risky for saving money. And Bitcoin isn't controlled by any government, which means it's harder to regulate and protect against illegal activities. there are also technical risks with Bitcoin's technology, like the possibility of security problems or difficulties in how it operates.
Oh gosh, another nocoiner (or low coiner) know it all.
In udder words, uie pooie
(referring to you yslyv) seem to be pointing out considerations regarding how much to allocate to bitcoin rather than whether to have any allocation to bitcoin.
If you believe that these are all or nothing kinds of propositions that bitcoiners are weighing, then you likely are having some difficulties in understanding various aspects in which bitcoin may well be part of a potentially peaceful wealth transferring mechanism that is greater than any previous one that has been seen to date.
Do you happen to know what is dee cornz, or are you so in love with the dollar that you cannot recognize that it has "issues" (best case characterization).
Accordingly if you have not gotten off of zero in terms of dee cornz (corn exposure), then you may well find your lil selfie chasing the train because you are too much blinded by your love of the currently widely-accepted melting icecube that continues to still value from an overwhelming number of normies without their realizing that dee cornz could well end up being part of their lifeboat that could end up saving them.. if they were to see it for what it is, and they do not have to even allocate their whole life (finances, time and/or psychology) to it in order to potentially be advantaged by its ability to contribute towards saving them or to other no coiner and low coiner normies out there in the world... which constitute an overwhelming majority of the world's population who have not yet figured out... these kinds of matters of assessing the value of my lil precious.... and perhaps even more than 99% of the world's population seem to have not gotten the my lil precious memo, so it's still early days when it comes to corn accumulation if you might want to pick up some cornz in case it catches on.
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I appreciate your perspective, but I still have concerns about the overall superiority of Bitcoin over regular money. While I understand that there are risks associated with fiat money, such as inflation or the potential for government control, I believe that Bitcoin carries its own set of risks.
Ultimately, both Bitcoin and regular money have their pros and cons. It's important to carefully evaluate the risks and benefits associated with each and make informed decisions based on individual circumstances and goals.
For sure you convincingly appear to be lost yslyv... .Can "we" help you to find ur lil selfie?
You might need to spend a wee bit of time studying what is dee cornz.
And if you cannot figure it out, then maybe you might want to ask for some help.
At least you have found this forum (and this thread), so you are in a good place to start to learn about what is dee cornz.. and maybe you might want to ask some questions to some of the bitcoiners (or the longer term members here) who might be willing to help you out if you get off of your dumb ass high horse that is making vague-ass proclamations that there are plusses and minuses to each.. which largely just shows that you are lost rather than your seemingly wanting to appear as if you might objectively know something valuable that relates to the topic of this thread.
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