Good Morning Nostriches!

I’m posting the following as:

A. An encouragement to not give up on your goals and dreams

B. A reminder and accountability to myself to stick to your rules

I don’t post this as a boast…I have zero desire to be a “trading influencer”…I merely love to trade and have worked hard at developing that skill as I believe it is the highest levered skill for me, right now, that will efficaciously move me closer to my goals and ultimately what God has for me!

Below are images of one of my trade accounts.

Hit a milestone today…three actually…

1. Account value over $50k

2. Daily profit over $600 ($555 after fees)

3. Once I hit my targets I manually locked myself out in order to prevent myself from being my own worst enemy (over trading) and giving back capital.

All of this was accomplished with stellar risk management in about 3 hours off and on between last night and this morning.

So the take away?

“Jason is an influencer and everyone should come to me to learn how to trade…”

NO, no, no!!!!!

It’s this: When you are obedient to God, He grants you the desires of your heart…especially when those desires come from Him!

Praise Jesus and thank you Holy Spirit for this milestone!

@Luke de Wolf in your book Defending Bitcoin you state “Exploring the nature of money convinced me that Bitcoin is the hardest money ever made, and in this chapter I’ll explain why.”

(Granted I haven’t gotten to what I assume is your explanation thereof)

Further, please hear this as a learning question!

In your mind, are there other hard money options such as Monero, or no, there is something else about Bitcoin (or Monero) that distinguishes the two?

(I don’t have a preference, mostly just curious and engaging with what I’m reading from you)
🤜🤛

The source this is from goes on to say, “you can beat the downward pull/the 1% by being in (accumulating/trading) the right assets”.

Specifically, “hard assets”.

Is it really as simple as “just stack sats”?

(And/or use Monero 🤷‍♂️)

I realize Bitcoin and Monero are not perfect money…they are better than fiat.

But is getting off the fiat standard going to be enough?

(genuinely asking)