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Bitcoin isn’t the problem—your lack of understanding is.
Let me make this clear, and I hope you’ll remember it:
Bitcoin is the best-performing asset in history. It’s the ultimate store of value, the hardest form of money ever created. Over time, it will demonetize everything.
People will sell their gold, silver, land, real estate investments, and even businesses just to own Bitcoin.
You can cope all you want, but don’t ever call it luck.
And when that moment comes, I hope you think of me. 😘
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You can't be twice a retard.
If you claim BPS/BTC yield is not a thing, you can't say it is whenever you feel like.
P.S. The yield YTD is positive and it's not even close.
Lil retard.
4 weeks in a row of getting diluted / negative bitcoin per share for the $MSTR retards
The cracks are showing and this is near death of the preferred charade
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No thanks Big Peter
Combining real estate with Bitcoin solves nothing. @GrantCardone claims REITs need Bitcoin on their balance sheets to sell so they can pay for repairs and maintenance. But real estate throws off rental income, which can be used to cover those ongoing costs. Happy to debate this.
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There is nothing more predictable than Bitcoin.
You are using the broken unit of account to justify your logic.
You'll get there eventually.
As I’ve said repeatedly - there is no such thing as a true store of value.
A store of value must be predictable.
The moment there are tails in a distribution, it isn’t predictable.
It’s a made up marketing term to get naive people to over allocate.
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There is no shortcut in life. Bitcoin solves one of the biggest complex problems in the world. You can't value the solution if you don't understand the problem.
The opportunity is asymmetrical; all it costs is at least 100 hours of your time. After that, the answer to this question comes naturally.
If someone can convince you to buy it, someone else can convince you to sell it.
Create an unfair competitive edge by working harder.
Genuinely sell me on $BTC
I want to know a legitimate reason to buy for the average person.
I'm a believer, but not an expert.
And, I know people are craving a logical and easy to understand reason.
Why will it last?
Will it be used everday?
Off limit arguments:
1. It's the future
2. The dollar is worthless (not true)
3. It's the best performing asset....
I think this can help a lot of people.
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Belief is the word people use when understanding is absent.
I sternly believe that if Saylor never bought a single BTC, BTC would be roughly the price it is right now or higher
And we wouldn't have the Saylor baggage / ponzi structure keeping people from buying on top of it all
But at least he and his stock bagholders got super rich
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Do we? Because if the answer isn't "Strategy is going to be the most valuable company in the world," you are utterly and laughably wrong.
This guy has to be the biggest joke on the market. First he advocates never to sell BTC and now he says selling is part of the process. Second he raised a cash reserve that he ended spending on buying back bonds. Oh well, we all know where this will end . @DylanLeClair @CryptoHayes @ParrotCapital @AutismCapital @gerovich @saylor @Bitfinexed
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#Unramp are bad actors. Act accordingly.
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What a coincidence, me too!
Hey @CryptoHayes and @KyleSamani!
I hold equal amounts of $SOL and $HYPE.
Let's host a debate on our channel between the 2 of you!
LFG!
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I have a feeling you underestimate the impact that absolute scarcity and a fixed supply, unaffected by demand, can have on an asset’s market cap.
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I have a feeling you underestimate the impact that absolute scarcity and a fixed supply, unaffected by demand, can have on an asset’s market cap.
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Tom must very much like that idea since he paid for it.
Bitcoin, not crypto.
Tom Lee is down eight billion dollars on $ETH and Vitalik decides to write a sci fi novel
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Oh no! A company that had 500m in cash and was slowly dying now has a 68B pristine capital allocation but has lost money by 3rd graders' math logic.
$MSTR has been "stacking sats" for almost 6 years and has lost money.
But they still expect bitcoin to generate 30% annual returns.
An inspiring tale of hope triumphing over experience
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Oh no! A company that had 500m in cash and was slowly dying now has a 68B pristine capital allocation but is called poor performance by 3rd graders' math logic financial dinosaur.
Stocks rose again today, yet Bitcoin fell. If Bitcoin is this weak when other risk assets go up, imagine how much weaker it will be when those assets go down. For more than five years, $MSTR has spent $64B buying Bitcoin. Yet the current market price is barely above its cost!
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Wait for the retards coping for their lives by saying we were just lucky.
Wait for the Bitcoin bulls to start blaming Binance, et al, when the price stops going up.
It’s a win-win for them and their followers: stay bullish and you’re loved, then blame the institutions when price goes down.
Simple.
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Europe is great, it's in fact so great that we have an exit tax.
#proud
72% of Europeans say their country benefits from EU membership.
With the global situation and the cost of living as main concerns, 73% view the EU as a stabilising force in an uncertain world.
Together we are greater than the sum of our parts.
link.europa.eu/Cd4BKK
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