6Tg·

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15 Kommentare

Simone B.@TheRealSimone

4Tg

With the bad looking bonds you putted in your portfolio for safety or with some gold you buyed during fun time 🙃

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Jorik Ashford@CryptoJunkie

1Tg

Mein Arzt sagt, die restlichen Organe braucht mein Körper dringend zum Leben.

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Wif@salvo89ari

6Tg

🤣🤣

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NoOneElse@NoOneElse

5Tg

@salvo89ari das Problem liegt das wir manchmal investieren mit viele Gefühlen. Jetzt in 2025 werden wir mehrere stärkere Fluktuationen in ein sehr sensibel Market. Keep some Money oder Investiert in Gold :)

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Nicolas@RavenWealth

3Tg

are we going to die?

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K@TechNav

3Tg

@RavenWealth Nah, just relax and enjoy the show. It’s a thriller, a good movie that might scare you in some scenes, but it will eventually end. If it gets too intense, just look out the window. Everything outside is perfectly normal. And hey, maybe grab some of the cheap stuff while you're at it.

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HyFive@HyFive

2Tg

buy $BTC :)

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K@TechNav

2Tg

@HyFive or Pokémon cards… same intrinsic value like BTC 😂

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HyFive@HyFive

2Tg

@TechNav "Why, is BLACKROCK buying Pokémon cards?" ;)

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K@TechNav

2Tg

@HyFive If there’s profit to be made, they’re in, doesn’t matter what people are chasing. Be it digital Monopoly tokens like fartcoin, fantasy paper cards with orange dragons, or bags of rice—as long as they can slap a fee on it and call it an index, they’re happy 😉

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HyFive@HyFive

2Tg

@TechNav Bitcoin lacks traditional intrinsic value, but its properties, scarcity, decentralization, and global utility, make it a unique digital asset. Ultimately, its price is determined by supply, demand, and trust in the network. Are you sure you actually understand Bitcoin?

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K@TechNav

2Tg

@HyFive scarcity doesn’t equal value, many things are rare and still useless. “Decentralized” is a buzzword, for wealth, I’d take centralized stability any day. The “global utility” claim is a myth, Visa transactions has it, blockchains don’t. Even rice is priced by supply and demand. Are you sure you’re not falling for a greater fool theory scam?

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HyFive@HyFive

2Tg

@TechNav Fiat money has no intrinsic value, yet you accept it because the establishment dictates it to you. Your basic business administration knowledge is an outdated model that ignores the new era of decentralization. Bitcoin is not a matter of belief but of inevitability. Even if you reject it no, monetary evolution will force you to engage with Bitcoin, whether through ETFs, corporate holdings, or digital infrastructure. Resistance is futile. I don’t mean to lecture you, I just want to share my perspective on finance, especially since I’ve now lived through three crises and am confident I’l emerge successfully once again. I hope you find success with your approach as well. Adios

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K@TechNav

2Tg

@HyFive Fiat currency is a tool, it's useful. I accept it because I understand and agree with how it works. I'm not an anarchist. I have no interest in trading gold or rice. I want to trade dollars, even if they slowly lose value, because that incentivizes spending and drives the economy. I like inflation, it benefits me. I use it to grow wealth.
I don’t use fiat because some institution forced it on me, I use it because I studied the rules of the game and learned how to play it damn well. I'm not fighting the system; I am part of it.
There’s no such thing as “era of decentralization.” That’s just another trendy buzzword that keeps people broke and chasing illusions.
Let me put it simply: if I gave you $1 million in gold, Bitcoin, or some other “decentralized” asset, what would you do? You’d sell it. You’d convert it into fiat, into dollars, so you can buy the house, the car, the lifestyle you want. Because you know real value exists in things backed by centralized systems, systems we all agree on, systems where the merchant accepts your money without blinking.
So no, I don’t agree with you. I think you’re deluding yourself, hoping to get rich quick off what’s essentially a modern-day Ponzi scheme. I just hope you didn’t bet too much on it and end up seriously disappointed.

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HyFive@HyFive

2Tg

@TechNav Thanks for your perspective, but it doesn’t apply to me. My portfolio is tracked manually via Getquin, while the rest is tied up in real estate for Airbnb rentals and two other businesses. I’m not focused on growth but on preservation, the next stage beyond the traditional fiat system.

Bitcoin isn’t driven by promises or guarantees, it’s pure supply and demand, just like gold or any other scarce asset. What’s also critical to consider: Why assume you’re smarter than BlackRock and other institutional players who are heavily bullish on Bitcoin?

Bitcoin’s protocol is fully transparent, every rule is publicly auditable. A Ponzi scheme, by contrast, would always obscure its mechanics and collapse immediately without new fiat inflows.

To be clear: I’m not here to lecture you (don’t get me wrong!). I still find your perspective interesting, but it simply doesn’t align with my stance anymore.

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