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The Implications of the Grayscale Discount(bytetree.com)
1 points by foreach32 6y ago|0 comments
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by foreach32 6y ago
It's a bet which proofed itself right for the last 3 years. And I bet it will go on for a little longer, yes!
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by foreach32 6y ago
Fixed income is different than stocks. 10% no matter what is sometimes what you want instead of: Maybe 15% or maybe -10% a year.
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by foreach32 6y ago
After watching a few interviews with BlockFi[0], I come to understand: There are probably hedge funds or other large institutions who want to trade USDC or BTC without owning it. I am not a professional investor, so I don't understand
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by foreach32 6y ago
Haven't I said? Inflation. Have you checked house prices or asset prices lately in terms of the balance sheet of the FED? Bitcoin is the only asset which gave you a real return in the last, maybe 10 years. Even if indexed the NASDAQ or
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by foreach32 6y ago
Haha, how so? Bitcoin is the only asset which outperformed everything else in the last 3 years. So yes, it is the ONLY (next to Housing and Gold, maybe - based on the numbers: Bitcoin also outperformed Gold) are the only hedges against infl
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by foreach32 6y ago
A few things to unpack here. Work is about finding a meaningful way of living your life, of creating something or giving something you can be proud of. If you just do it for money, you already fell prey for the bad parts of human greed and
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by foreach32 6y ago
Got paid in Bitcoin for a year. Living in Europe, got a client in the US. Client had Bitcoin so it was faster, cheaper and easier to get paid directly in Bitcoin. Obviously, no landlord accepts Bitcoin yet so I had to sell a portion for EUR