@MickBurke
I thrive in incomprehensibility.
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⚡️🇳🇱 NEW - Dutch Parliament Member Michel Hoogeveen explains how the 36% unrealized capital gains tax, just passed by the House of Representatives, will work.
Here is a more detailed exampl...
Well... that s ONE way to make sure "you'll own nothing..."
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Now the bank's app knows what other apps you have and demands that you delete them 😂.
But it's the system we deserve; we've allowed it.
https://blossom.primal.net/d72281d19a1426f65cfb535c54a5816e...
How unprofessional: They misspelled "you need to find a new bank"...
Anyone else having a difficult time staying caught up on relevant world events and macroeconomic data outside of X?
I am.
Are there relevant events in the world?
OK friends, I currently have my fortune (lol) parked on #Coinbase .
Is that smart or...??
Getting a cold wallet for long-term storage of larger amounts, but is Coinbase ok to use or another newbie mis...
You likely paid more than you needed to, but as safe as any third party. Except that they hold so much they're the biggest target for hackers...
Swan (swanbitcoin.com) is giving users NO FEES for their first/next $10,000 in purchases. And don't charge network fee to send it to your cold storage, so I've been using them lately.
Till they I heard about that I was using Strike to buy...
Either way I want any money I do pay to go to bitcoin companies, not coionbase.
Swan (swanbitcoin.com) is giving users NO FEES for their first/next $10,000 in purchases. And don't charge network fee to send it to your cold storage, so I've been using them lately.
Till they I heard about that I was using Strike to buy...
Either way I want any money I do pay to go to bitcoin companies, not coionbase.
OK friends, I currently have my fortune (lol) parked on #Coinbase .
Is that smart or...??
Getting a cold wallet for long-term storage of larger amounts, but is Coinbase ok to use or another newbie mis...
You likely paid more than you needed to, but as safe as any third party. Except that they hold so much they're the biggest target for hackers...
Swan (swanbitcoin.com) is giving users NO FEES for their first/next $10,000 in purchases. And don't charge network fee to send it to your cold storage, so I've been using them lately.
Till they I heard about that I was using Strike to buy...
Either way I want any money I do pay to go to bitcoin companies, not coionbase.
Swan (swanbitcoin.com) is giving users NO FEES for their first/next $10,000 in purchases. And don't charge network fee to send it to your cold storage, so I've been using them lately.
Till they I heard about that I was using Strike to buy...
Either way I want any money I do pay to go to bitcoin companies, not coionbase.
Get a mechanical watch, carry a wad of cash. Leave your phone at home. Head out into the world like this at least once a week and enjoy life without any digital bullshit. Thank me later.
It's funny, years back a client of mine had an apple watch a few weeks before they became available, and he told me how he 'was walking through Venice with al gore and was told by al 'I'm gonna get you an apple watch'. And he did.
So after the story as I stood talking to my client trying to explain whatever network problem he was having, his wrist went 'bloop!' he looked at his watch, pressed a button and then looked back at me.
I continued to explain and 30 seconds or so later his wrist went 'Bloop!' again. He looked at his 'watch' and cleared another notification.
A minute later as I continued to explain, again his watch went 'Bloop!' he turned to look at it and then back at me, and I looked him dead in his eyes and said "What is your watch making you to do now?"
This man is a competent and accomplished lawyer and business man, with more money that I'm likely to see in my life, and in less than a day, he'd become slave to a little device that he willingly strapped on to his arm.
"Simple kinda life never did me no harm" -John Denver
So after the story as I stood talking to my client trying to explain whatever network problem he was having, his wrist went 'bloop!' he looked at his watch, pressed a button and then looked back at me.
I continued to explain and 30 seconds or so later his wrist went 'Bloop!' again. He looked at his 'watch' and cleared another notification.
A minute later as I continued to explain, again his watch went 'Bloop!' he turned to look at it and then back at me, and I looked him dead in his eyes and said "What is your watch making you to do now?"
This man is a competent and accomplished lawyer and business man, with more money that I'm likely to see in my life, and in less than a day, he'd become slave to a little device that he willingly strapped on to his arm.
"Simple kinda life never did me no harm" -John Denver