Quote from: Gachapin on December 06, 2022, 06:29:34 AM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on December 05, 2022, 09:50:40 PM

Quote from: Gachapin on December 05, 2022, 06:36:45 AM

I have a fantastic 345,000$ Samsung desktop monitor (2021 ATH price). Luckily it's only 85,000$ rn ... still using it though

You must be richie....

If having an old Samsung desktop monitor makes one rich in your view, then yes

That is b called Koreck!!!!!

Quote from: PrivacyG on December 06, 2022, 11:42:17 AM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on December 06, 2022, 04:21:48 AM

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Like you say. These are the kind of people who are going to stay poor.

It seems difficult to get ahead if you do not stack sats.

Of course, the performance of sats are not guaranteed - but then again, what else is out there?

Where else can a normie put his/her money?

Many suggest to put their money into a house and/or into a 401k - and really, I don't really have any problem with that plan.. but given what we have found out in the last 2-3 years (and yeah maybe we should have known even before that?) something still seems deficient about a plan that might ONLY build wealth through property and a 401k plan..

For sure, I have kind of known that something seems deficient about a property and 401k plan since late 2013 and thereafter - when I started to stack sats (even though "we" did not call it "stacking sats back then.... back in the good ole days... hahahahahaha)..

I think that part of my point is that the case for bitcoin and the case against putting all your eggs into the property and/or 401k basket should have become more clear since March 2020 and thereafter (as the information was sinking in regarding how extremely sloppy some of the money printing was and some of the other seemingly signs of desperation coming out of governing officials.. or who were showing these kinds of desperation signs??? I hate to pick on the govt... exactly.. ).. . ..

... but anyway.. .. how much to stack.. surely remains.. discretionary and individualistic.. .. and some people are coming around.. even though some others still do remain scared, and some of the scared ones likely get the wrong message when they see various rich folks getting reckt.. lots of them getting reckt in recent times and quite a few of those rich folks were involved in BTC.. and yeah.. various forms of 3rd party custody, leveraging and/or gambling related to BTC and even related to other "cryptos" that seem to be related to BTC.. but scaredy cats are sometimes too fraidy.. to do a wee bit of investigating in order to sort through the information and to figure out that its quite likely that bitcoin is related to ways to be saved.. rather than completely going down with the ship.. so long as some kind of reasonable risk management (mostly maintaining one's own stash) is included in the leveraging and investing strategy.