Quote from: Popkon6 on January 22, 2025, 07:33:15 PM

https://x.com/Cointelegraph/status/1882116203293900887?t=A49Kq1qjnsZv6FC7duQH0Q&s=19
According to this information, he stored 430 Bitcoins in approximately 2011 or 2012, and it was stored in his wallet for 13 years. However, I think it is positive that he can move these Bitcoins to another strong wallet at any time, because he may be in danger at any time, so he should move them as soon as possible.
And Ross Ulbricht should try his best to keep these 430 Bitcoins in a longer term.

Why so frequently do we here such dumb suggestions about keeping that quantity of coins for the long term. It makes no sense.

If Ross really has access to 430 BTC, he could sell perpetually at a rate of 10% per year based on the 200-WMA, which would largely be currently around close to $1.9 million per year ($160k per month) which and so that should be more than enough income.

Sure, it is possible that he does not have access to that many coins, but even 1/4 of that quantity of coins would put him in a quite comfortable place, even with a 10% withdrawal rate as I mentioned.

Quote from: JimboToronto on January 22, 2025, 09:40:22 PM

Quote from: Lucius on January 22, 2025, 04:47:47 PM

Assange and Snowden are enemies of the nation and a threat to national security, and I don't believe that any president would decide to pardon them - unless he immediately released them to an angry mob to publicly lynch them.

Nonsense. Informing the public about government collusion against the people is a noble pursuit. If anything, Snowden should be awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for service to the American people.

Quote from: Lucius on January 22, 2025, 04:47:47 PM

I just wonder who will do all that dirty and hard work when millions are deported to Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Venezuela..

People expecting to be paid much more. Skyrocketing food prices anyone?

Dumpster doesn't always think things through.

Dumpster and/or Dumbster