Here's another Sr member who's also a participant of Enterapp.io's bounty signature campaign of @irfan_pak10. He dug his own hole by quoting me on an old thread of mine. Oh well, he brought it upon himself. The majority of his posts are AI written, went ahead and reported the quoted ones but reporting all of them is almost impossible, as there's an abundance of them.
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sekalitasPost 1.
I don't think we can overlook Bitcoin due to its stability and more reliable price compared to meme coins. However, for short-term profit, meme coins might be a better option, although they come with high risks and the potential for quick losses. It's always better to diversify our investments, so including Bitcoin as part of a broader cryptocurrency portfolio is still important.
As for your question about which meme coin is performing well, PEPE seems to be doing quite well, with prices consistently increasing.
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I agree that luxury goods are high or stable in demand and often considered as "recession-proof". However, even they experienced a decline during the COVID-19 pandemic.
I'm not sure why you compared it to a bank robbery. Not all wealthy individuals prioritize luxury goods, and their investments can vary widely beyond just luxury brands. Therefore, it doesn't quite feel like a bank robbery, at least in my opinion.
Ultimately, everything has its ups and downs. Luxury may not always be a priority, especially during times of war or hardship. Additionally, not everyone needs luxury items, particularly those in professions that don't rely on appearances to instill trust. While luxury can contribute to a trustworthy image for some, it's not universally necessary.
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I understand your concerns because I share them, especially the second one. I need to ensure my new home is not too far from work and provides a good environment for my child to grow up. It's important not to rush into buying a house. Renting first allows for flexibility to move if my job changes.
Renting isn't a waste of money because it provides flexibility that can save money in the long run by preventing hasty decisions. In my country, rent is relatively affordable, while buying a house is expensive. Even if I chose to make mortgage payments similar to my rent, I'd likely end up with a house in the outskirts of town with limited amenities and a long commute to the city center.
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I'd like to share my thoughts on people who choose to do bad things for money.
In my opinion, there are countless reasons for both doing good and doing bad, even when you're financially secure. Some people in high positions with good incomes still engage in corruption. On the other hand, even when you're struggling financially, there are still opportunities to earn money honestly, perhaps through manual labor. People who resort to theft or other harmful actions are essentially seeking an easy way out.
This reminds me of the "red car theory." Once you notice something specific, like a red car, you start seeing it everywhere. It's a phenomenon of selective attention, where you notice something more frequently once you're aware of it. So, if you focus on finding a legitimate job, you'll find it, regardless of your economic situation.
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Regarding "Better Money: Gold, Fiat, or Bitcoin?", I believe that if the definition of money is simply a form of payment, fiat is the most practical choice. It's easy to use and relatively stable in value. Gold can be cumbersome, especially in physical form, and its high value makes it impractical for small transactions. Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, while potentially profitable, are too volatile for everyday use. Their prices can fluctuate drastically, and not all governments recognize them as legal tender. However, both gold and cryptocurrency can serve as valuable assets. Gold can protect against inflation, while cryptocurrency offers the potential for high returns, albeit with higher risk.
As for the video, I have no specific comments on Bitcoin. While history suggests an upward trend, the future is uncertain and anything is possible.
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