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[Hans Blaster]

The majority are young when you take away the whales and institutional investors.

Aka, the marks.

We're not looking at social security, pensions or 401k's. We're betting on the shift. Early adoption is the hedge but the payoff is larger. You can jump several asset classes if you've chosen correctly.

Early adoption in "crypto" was at least a decade ago.

That's why no one cares about naysayers. There's too many sharks at the table and they wouldn't be there without a reason.

Because the sea is filled with nice tasty fish.

While everyone is calling it fake and thinking you're gullible you're buying. The majority will never get in at this price. They'll wait until its established or recommended by the mainstream media.

That's not a currency, it is a speculative financial instrument.

Most people are moving silently. Sudden wealth is like a settlement or lottery. You have to put a lot of things in place and setup a team. While considering your environment, connections, interests and so on. Because everything's changed. This is the time to clean house and address behaviors that might compromise your circumstances or attract the wrong attention. If you aren't married you have special considerations and most of the population isn't.

~bella

If only the technology was capable of doing something useful. Sigh.

 

[bèlla]

That's not a currency, it is a speculative financial instrument.

If only the technology was capable of doing something useful. Sigh.

Some skepticism is good but too much isn't ideal. Everyone won't play along. They won't wrestle with you or prove this and that. You say not interested and they're done. There won't be a retort.

When I addressed it with my family they had reservations because they didn't understand what it was but I gave them the facts and they pulled out their checkbooks.

Sometimes in life you don't get second chances or an opportunity to weigh things for a lengthy period. You have to be able to pull the trigger and take a risk.

~bella

 

[Nithavela]

The majority are young when you take away the whales and institutional investors. We're not looking at social security, pensions or 401k's. We're betting on the shift. Early adoption is the hedge but the payoff is larger. You can jump several asset classes if you've chosen correctly.

That's why no one cares about naysayers. There's too many sharks at the table and they wouldn't be there without a reason. While everyone is calling it fake and thinking you're gullible you're buying. The majority will never get in at this price. They'll wait until its established or recommended by the mainstream media.

Most people are moving silently. Sudden wealth is like a settlement or lottery. You have to put a lot of things in place and setup a team. While considering your environment, connections, interests and so on. Because everything's changed. This is the time to clean house and address behaviors that might compromise your circumstances or attract the wrong attention. If you aren't married you have special considerations and most of the population isn't.

~bella

I'll get bitcoin when I can pay with it for my groceries at my local store.

 

[Nithavela]

Some skepticism is good but too much isn't ideal. Everyone won't play along. They won't wrestle with you or prove this and that. You say not interested and they're done. There won't be a retort.

When I addressed it with my family they had reservations because they didn't understand what it was but I gave them the facts and they pulled out their checkbooks.

Sometimes in life you don't get second chances or an opportunity to weigh things for a lengthy period. You have to be able to pull the trigger and take a risk.

~bella

Oh please, there are plenty of crypto bro you'd have to dissuade with a gun to stop trying to convince you to join their lates meme coin ponzy scheme.

 

[iluvatar5150]

I'll get bitcoin when I can pay with it for my groceries at my local store.

That actually was briefly a thing, I want to say, pre-covid. I don’t know how it worked, but a lot of store’s started accepting it. Didn’t last long, though.

 

[Nithavela]

That actually was briefly a thing, I want to say, pre-covid. I don’t know how it worked, but a lot of store’s started accepting it. Didn’t last long, though.

Probably because of the time it takes to process a single bitcoin transaction.

How Long Does a Bitcoin Transaction Take? | CoinMarketCap

On the Bitcoin network, the average confirmation time for a BTC payment is about 10 minutes. However, transaction times can vary wildly — and here, we're going to explain why.

coinmarketcap.com

Can you imagine waiting in line while the people in front of you take 10 minutes to pay, each?

 

[bèlla]

Oh please, there are plenty of crypto bro you'd have to dissuade with a gun to stop trying to convince you to join their lates meme coin ponzy scheme.

You're smart enough to avoid them given the things you post.

~bella

 

[Psalm 27]

I'm not a fan of trump's, but to wish the gunman had been successful is unbelievable!
Jesus would say to those individuals "you are not of the right spirit..."
Love or hate him, trump did amazing for Israel and saved a lot of unborn babies.

 

[probinson]

I won’t stop saying it just because you don’t like hearing it.

Oh, I'm certain you won't. You'll keep loudly and nonsensically proclaiming that the republic almost ended when everyone knows that's absolutely not true. I have no idea why, but I do know you're 100% committed to it.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

I have no idea why

Because that’s what happened after he lost. He tried everything in his power to stay in office past the end of his term ignoring the will of the people. You’re welcome to deny reality along with him but I won’t join you in that and I won’t stop pressing on the one single issue I feel completely disqualified him from ever holding office again.

 

[Hans Blaster]

Some skepticism is good but too much isn't ideal. Everyone won't play along. They won't wrestle with you or prove this and that. You say not interested and they're done. There won't be a retort.

When I addressed it with my family they had reservations because they didn't understand what it was but I gave them the facts and they pulled out their checkbooks.

Sometimes in life you don't get second chances or an opportunity to weigh things for a lengthy period. You have to be able to pull the trigger and take a risk.

~bella

And yet you response and how you hooked in your family belies the nature of crypto as speculative financial instruments, not a currency. At least tulip bulbs will bloom in the spring.

 

[probinson]

Because that’s what happened after he lost. He tried everything in his power to stay in office past the end of his term ignoring the will of the people

Actually, that's what the Democrats are doing RIGHT NOW. They've put forth a candidate to the primary voters who they've determined cannot win, so now they're disenfranchising all of those voters in an attempt to make sure they hold on to the presidency.

You’re welcome to deny reality along with him but I won’t join you in that and I won’t stop pressing on the one single issue I feel completely disqualified him from ever holding office again.

You're also welcome to your delusion. The riot that happened on January 6 at the Capitol was a debacle and an embarrassment. But in no way was our republic ever threatened.

 

[bèlla]

And yet you response and how you hooked in your family belies the nature of crypto as speculative financial instruments, not a currency. At least tulip bulbs will bloom in the spring.

They weren't hooked into anything. I advised them to put measures in place and they followed suit. I never try to sway anyone on financial matters. I'll share information and leave it up to the person to decide. But I don't tell you what to buy and you'll never hear me recommending a specific coin. That's for the listener to decide. I share recommendations with my loved ones but otherwise I don't.

~bella

 

[GoldenBoy89]

Actually, that's what the Democrats are doing RIGHT NOW. They've put forth a candidate to the primary voters who they've determined cannot win, so now they're disenfranchising all of those voters in an attempt to make sure they hold on to the presidency.

Your concern for us democrats is endearing but comes across as disingenuous. You’re voting the guy who literally wanted to toss out the 2020 election after he lost. Nice try though.

You're also welcome to your delusion. The riot that happened on January 6 at the Capitol was a debacle and an embarrassment. But in no way was our republic ever threatened.

Oh, you think the riot on January 6 was the only thing that happened? That was only the culmination of a months long disinformation campaign the president engaged in against the American people to literally cancel out the election and remain in power against the will of the people. Thank goodness for his incompetence.

 

[probinson]

Your concern for us democrats is endearing but comes across as disingenuous. You’re voting the guy who literally wanted to toss out the 2020 election after he lost. Nice try though.

I'm not concerned for you. I'm pointing out the blatant hypocrisy of Democrats wringing their hands about the need to "save democracy" while actively circumventing the democratic process.

Oh, you think the riot on January 6 was the only thing that happened? That was only the culmination of a months long disinformation campaign the president engaged in against the American people to literally cancel out the election and remain in power against the will of the people. Thank goodness for his incompetence.

Kind of like the disinformation campaign that Biden was "sharp as a tack" for years to pull a bait-and-switch on primary voters who chose him as their candidate for the presidency.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

I'm not concerned for you. I'm pointing out the blatant hypocrisy of Democrats wringing their hands about the need to "save democracy" while actively circumventing the democratic process.

And I’m telling you we’re not falling for it.

Kind of like the disinformation campaign that Biden was "sharp as a tack" for years to pull a bait-and-switch on primary voters who chose him as their candidate for the presidency.

No, what Trump did was much worse. The will of the people is the foundation of our entire republic. That is meaningless to Trump if he doesn’t win. The election was over and he lost and was trying to change the results to stay in power. That was after leading on the entire country with lies about mass voter fraud and election rigging that he still has not proven. This all led up to an actual riot that nearly halted the democratic process of this country. There’s simply no comparison to what Trump did, from any president in American history. He is undemocratic. He is wholly unfit for office and on top of everything, he’s an actual felon.

I’ll be voting for prosecutor instead.

 

[probinson]

And I’m telling you we’re not falling for it.

The cognitive dissonance in the Democratic Party is on full display today. All of the pretense is gone. The Democrats in a desperate attempt to cling to power are willing to circumvent all of our norms to ensure they win. And you're willing to turn a blind eye to it.

 

[GoldenBoy89]

The Democrats in a desperate attempt to cling to power are willing to circumvent all of our norms to ensure they win.

You mean like go on a months long fraudulent campaign to convince people the election was rigged that led to an actual riot and at the same time schemed a plan to have fake electors change the actual already cast and counted votes of millions of people to hold onto power?

And you're willing to turn a blind eye to it.

Yep pretty much. The right should have offered something other than a cult of personality around a criminal and we wouldn’t be here today.

 

[probinson]

The right should have offered something other than a cult of personality around a criminal and we wouldn’t be here today.

On this point I agree completely. This election cycle could have been a complete landslide if Republicans hadn't kept their wagon hitched to Trump.

 

[A2SG]

The cognitive dissonance in the Democratic Party is on full display today. All of the pretense is gone. The Democrats in a desperate attempt to cling to power are willing to circumvent all of our norms to ensure they win. And you're willing to turn a blind eye to it.

Yeah, Biden should stick to current norms instead of responsibly dealing with his real world medical issues. He should have created a false set of electors ahead of time, and then called each swing state to make sure they "find" votes ahead of time.

That's how democracy works in the age of Trump, right?

-- A2SG, Donny's the only one who gets to circumvent all of our norms these days, I guess....