As long as your browsing activity is reasonably safe, there's no big problem with using any popular non-custodial open source Bitcoin wallet. If there was, you would have heard about it here.
Impossible. They are focused on crypto. It's all over this unattributed post, and it's actively pushed throughout the media. Half the people posting here talk about crypto, crypto, crypto.
That may be part of it, he's pretty intelligent usually, so I am genuinely trying to understand where he is coming from and what motivates him to make such arguments.
The downside for holding the real thing is you need to be REALLY careful since I've been seen so many stories where people lose their BTC, on the bright side ETFs are securities so they are ensured
As long as your browsing activity is reasonably safe, there's no big problem with using any popular non-custodial open source Bitcoin wallet. If there was, you would have heard about it here.
Since the ETFs are fiat programs, I expect payouts in CBDC.
I can tell your latino because you put an "o" in " percentage "
We can tell your American because you dont know how to spel.
Why? Because money.
Energy crisis didn't work, so...
nope, btc is a commodity, one of the few.
Bitcoin is sui generis. Commodity is their term de jure.
Any time you try to mix BTC with the fiat system, the fiat system will be in control.
We're already in a world where withdrawing Bitcoin from exchanges to self-custody is restricted.
First clue: Crypto.
A spot ETF would have to be backed by actual Bitcoin. This will affect the demand for BTC.
First it's fully backed (they promise), then it's a percentage, then there's a WarOn™ and surprise! It was never backed at all.
Holy shit dude, why can't you just answer his questions?
Look at all the space we have here for you to answer!
My point is he is clearly new to this. Stop being condescending.
Answer the man or go away, Church Lady.
Is it a CRYPTO investment?
Impossible. They are focused on crypto. It's all over this unattributed post, and it's actively pushed throughout the media. Half the people posting here talk about crypto, crypto, crypto.
They can't shut down Bitcoin. If they could, they would. But they can't.
It’s not his or her right to tell anyone what to do. We don’t work for you.
You think that Dimon doesn't have the USD economy working for him? Ha!
He's trying to say "Bitcoin circular economy".
That may be part of it, he's pretty intelligent usually, so I am genuinely trying to understand where he is coming from and what motivates him to make such arguments.
All currencies are "backed by" the economy that they enable.
Look at the squirrel, while El Salvador, Peru, Brazil, South Africa, etc. set up their circular Bitcoin economies.
If Binance had the keys it wouldn't be my Bitcoin, now would it?
'Til death do you part is a long time.
Okay by me! Go ahead and shut down all the crypto you want.
Hold your keys and you will own Bitcoin.
The downside for holding the real thing is you need to be REALLY careful since I've been seen so many stories where people lose their BTC, on the bright side ETFs are securities so they are ensured
We've also heard stories of "backed" securities, and even U.S. currencies getting rug-pulled.
Buggy whip industry, trying to stay relevant.
The earlier Bitcoin core didn't even have a password. Not sure when that changed.
Sorry you're into crypto.
Only if you use their privately-owned and controlled currency.
Why would anybody need to defend making a profit?
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