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Nick Yam
@Nick Yam

Catholic husband, father, and lifelong learner.

Friendly contrarian. Bitcoiner. ~~NYC Dweller.~~ FL beach bum.

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Recent Notes

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The large drawdowns are kind of nice because they remove all FOMO from my psyche. They are a reminder that we are, in fact, still early and I can focus on other parts of life.
HODL · 2w
Zero percent overdone, this is just what a good crust looks like
Adam O’Brien · 3w
The Bible is clear: store treasures that can't be destroyed. For centuries, that meant land, gold, skills. But throughout history we have seen people strategize and find ways to destroy (centralize) ...
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Are you citing Matthew 6 or the parable of the rich fool? Because those passages are explicitly NOT about optimizing worldly wealth. Christ isn’t warning us about confiscation risk.

He’s warning us about attachment.

Treasures in heaven aren’t harder money. They aren’t money at all.