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This and self custodial wallets on primal are a big step forward to making Bitcoin less complex for the average user.
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https://blossom.primal.net/02397cfad4d5e939df7d60da6706c3e4758ffc8674343595c01622fe77daa972.mov
Better than the original
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It’s never been more clear to me than it is now
https://blossom.primal.net/72fbe15ea1f044ed17fe1a37573bf2b6fd1bca6db5085106bb2b05bd9d1d7a31.jpg
The nicotine providing that clarity?? 😂
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Grant Cardone offering 10,000 sq ft Miami oceanfront home for 715 BTC.
Framing it as a steal for OGs, "paying" peanuts compared to spot value.
https://blossom.primal.net/e449f951dc2dd709ab69c90e8ef26...
He understands the digital capital concept that Michael Saylor has been pitching. No maintenance, no CEO, no overhead.
Algos treating bitcoin like SaaS.
https://blossom.primal.net/942b76adae82e37449308ee1eb738083382e03ee62f140f34009003278f7d7aa.png
Relatively few new retail investors came in this cycle. Meanwhile, ...
I am stuck between your thought process and Luke Gromen’s. I chose a substantial chunk of bitcoin over gold as I am a younger investor and have the time horizon. I see your latest news letter says Gold is fair value and does not have much upside.
Meanwhile Luke is talking about gold revaluation to astronomical 10,000 per oz. I’m interested to see what happens over time. Luke has done well forecasting Bitcoin in recent months.
Meanwhile Luke is talking about gold revaluation to astronomical 10,000 per oz. I’m interested to see what happens over time. Luke has done well forecasting Bitcoin in recent months.
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“Be bullish on entrepreneurs building the future on incorruptible money that’s decentralized … to make it easier to use and easier to interact with.” - @Jeff Booth
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I don't think it necessarily curbs productivity. You don't have standard office interruptions, so you can concentrate for longer periods.
Essentially you burst productivity, which gives you time to ...
I agree, the office environment can be stuffy as well. It’s draining if you’re in a cubicle or tight space without natural light ect.
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I don’t think it’s for everyone. I worked for myself for over 15yrs, and was ready to return to an office to work, mainly for a regular wage and paid holiday/sick pay. So when Covid hit and every...
I agree the commute is a downside, lots of people spend an hour plus going to work and coming home combined. I don’t think it’s good for those who are not disciplined. Like you said, you had to be strict with yourself. That sets you apart from a lot of people if i have to guess.
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#Asknostr #WorkFromHome
I’m debating the pros and cons of working from home. I think it can remove office drama and bad attitudes. I also think it curbs productivity. I see people going for runs mid day, and hear stories of them doing errands and laundry.
I’m debating the pros and cons of working from home. I think it can remove office drama and bad attitudes. I also think it curbs productivity. I see people going for runs mid day, and hear stories of them doing errands and laundry.
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