We’re at $59 billion in the treasury right now. We spent $21 billion today alone for reference. The tax deadline is Friday. Can they make it till then? Who knows.
I like Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash for the longest term value.. I think Bitcoin will continue to go up and then abruptly collapse once people realize there are 100's of much more liquid alternatives and the whole crypto economy moves from speculation to actual transactional use. I think Bitcoin Cash ultimately wins out over Bitcoin - since it's basically following the original white paper Bitcoin protocol to the 'T' without the Core group corruption (people that came in and took over management of Bitcoin away from the original programmers) and is easily the most liquid crypto. I'd have to write a book to explain everything I know about crypto.. all I can say is you can pretty much randomly invest in a smattering of the 'top 20' or so by market cap and you're likely to make money.
The biggest thing crypto has taught me about investing overall: NEVER SELL ALL OF A WINNER - NO MATTER HOW BIG THE GAINS ARE. You might sell after making 2000% gains.. and miss out on the other 48,000%. It takes balls to hold through anything.
It's afraid; very afraid...
Buy and hodl!
We’re at $59 billion in the treasury right now. We spent $21 billion today alone for reference. The tax deadline is Friday. Can they make it till then? Who knows.
#SHIB
Holding….
Sir Go Fuckhimself
Stacking silver.
whats the point of this computer money? At least the paper money has human labor attached to it.
Load up on well established PoW (Proof of Work) coins that have been around for long time! BTC LTC VTC Bitcoin Litecoin Vertcoin
What about Ethereum?
Is ETH meant for store of value? No. Does ETH have a fixed total supply? No. BTC/LTC/VTC all have a finite amount of coins that can exist.
I like Ethereum and Bitcoin Cash for the longest term value.. I think Bitcoin will continue to go up and then abruptly collapse once people realize there are 100's of much more liquid alternatives and the whole crypto economy moves from speculation to actual transactional use. I think Bitcoin Cash ultimately wins out over Bitcoin - since it's basically following the original white paper Bitcoin protocol to the 'T' without the Core group corruption (people that came in and took over management of Bitcoin away from the original programmers) and is easily the most liquid crypto. I'd have to write a book to explain everything I know about crypto.. all I can say is you can pretty much randomly invest in a smattering of the 'top 20' or so by market cap and you're likely to make money.
The biggest thing crypto has taught me about investing overall: NEVER SELL ALL OF A WINNER - NO MATTER HOW BIG THE GAINS ARE. You might sell after making 2000% gains.. and miss out on the other 48,000%. It takes balls to hold through anything.