Or their next of kin, in a few cases. Seems about every day something even more bizarre happens in that world. https://www.marketscreener.com/news...mpany-using-Quickbooks-to-Congress--42538616/
He stole that bit from Breaking Bad. See the whole scene or Fast forward 2 minutes and 15 seconds into this:
What say me? I say isn't it going to be funny when someone wants to discuss it and the response is "Nobody talks about that anymore.....get with it".
I'm dumb as a sock drawer. I stay away from things I don't understand. Which, come to think of it, is almost everything.
I can only glean one thing from your statement and your answer to a question, with a question is: You don't want to talk about Cryptocurrency??
I never invested in cryptocurrencies myself, but if I had seen an investment, like 20k, in them double in size, I think I'd have taken out my original stake. After that, it's all gravy.
The real problem is the financial education. Everyone use money (all sort of), but few understand how it works. For a normal dude (as me), only option is the accumulation plan. Not in the stocks, but in index via ETF. Recently (2021), for crypto too. This is the only way to beat the bank. Mathematically correct. Fool proof. BUT, It needs some work. Available to all. Not for all.
Hey man, totally get where you're coming from with being hesitant about crypto. It's definitely a wild ride and can be hard to trust. But you never know. It could also be a huge payoff. Just make sure you do your own research and only invest what you're comfortable losing. And if you do end up getting in on the crypto game, just remember that you always know how to cash out cryptocurrency in turkey on a local exchange platform. That's my two cents! Let's keep the thread updated.
During the California Gold Rush, who were the ones who made the most money? Those who enabled the prospectors and mining operations to dig for gold. People like Levi Strauss and thousands of others who provided them with tools, food, clothing, building materials, etc. The same thing applies to crypto. Sure, a small percentage of the folks who bought cryptocurrency early on made a fortune, just like the very first people to prospect in the gold fields. Most who make money now will be the ones who enable people to buy, sell, and otherwise utilize cryptocurrency.
I wish my family had listened to me when one year I asked for some cryptocurrency for my birthday. I asked for $100 worth and if they had gotten it for me then , it would be right around 16 million now or maybe a lot of more....
But if you wanna try it, maybe just put a tiny bit of your money into it, and keep most of your cash in safer stuff. To get a feel for where things are going, check out volume trends—like the Solana Volume Bot. It shows you trading activity on Solana, which can help you figure out when to buy or sell. It’s good for keeping up with the crazy crypto market. More info here: https://solana-scripts.com/solana-volume-bot
I have a neighbor who does very very well, in the crypto market. He started in its infancy, and is quite diversified, though several types. It's all over my head. I can say his sole job is to manage his and his wife's money, daily, all day. From what they have said, they could cash out, and never have to work at anything again. They also paid their house off 1 1/2 years after purchasing it. Something to be said, if you understand the game. Me, I would cash out a huge portion, sock it away, and play with the rest, so as not to risk my future on something so volatile.
... just like the very first people at the top of any pyramid scheme. I had that conversation with a crypto-enthusiast and he replied that the US dollar was a pyramid scheme. I thought about it, and I did not have a come back for that one.
