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EDIT: did you guys read about some Canadian guy who had a round-trip going from 88K to 415 mil ( Cheesy

) and back down to essentially zero using TSLA calls and puts?
A strange story...he is suing RBC for, apparently, giving him a bad advice, whatever this means.

So 400 million wasn't enough?

He decided he needed a cool billion?

fuckin' Canuck

In the guy’s defense, 400 million moose shekels probably won’t have the buying power to do much for long. So you can’t blame him for trying to stack more with what’s coming down the line for our friends to the north. Blaming your own terrible trades on someone else isn’t the greatest strategy though. I imagine it won’t play out well for him.

just buy 5k BTC and have fun with the rest of the mony

Quote from: Paashaas on Today at 06:17:27 AM

Last bullrun to $70.000 was a huge disappointment due to FTX debacle while it should have been above $100.000.

To be honest, we -as long time holders- endured much profound soul crushing drama that we fully deserve a $250.000+ next year reaping the fruits in full glory.

absolutely fucking right you are

Quote from: ivomm on Today at 11:00:56 AM

Guys, can you recommend bitcoin related materials that are suitable for beginners? I recently met a man who wanted to invest and asked me for advice. I told him about Bitcoin and he decided to invest a significant amount. But he needs more information.

I prefer the "Don't give them food, teach them how to fish" kinda approach Cheesy

I think the initiative must come from them: searching info, asking people.
When they search on their own, they will often come back to ask what you think about a certain info.

Btw
Even though I haven't watched anything the recent weeks, I like "Bitcoin University" on YT. Like Saylor he is new to the game but a quickly self-taught "pro".