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3320"A faulty delegation process led to a temporary split of the Cardano blockchain on Friday. According to Charles Hoskinson, the FBI was called in."
Absolutely ridiculous - in so many ways:
Entertainment at its best. Fortunately, I haven't been invested for a long time 👍
No joke, anyone can become one without training... Even Dieter Bohlen.
And people say that $BTC (-2,47%) is dubious. 😂
So guys, if you want to know where it's going and want to pay more than the market price for gold, Mr. Kettner has a great offer for you.
I prefer to stick with Dirk Müller, because nothing is better than the original. 😘
I thought for a long time about whether I should buy Bitcoin or not.
I think it's an interesting investment to further diversify my portfolio.
Due to the current correction, I have decided to enter with a first tranche...
... and I think the second will not be long in coming.
...an attractive investment until when? $BTC (-2,47%)
We are increasingly reading about threats from quantum computers (from 2030?)
In my opinion, however, as is so often the case, greedy vultures are deliberately spreading negativism in order to profit.
Nevertheless, as an investor, especially if you're not a whale but just want to grab a few volatile percent, you don't want to invest in the future naively and miss the right exit point
I am therefore opening the discussion here out of interest and look forward to hearing your views 🙂
As every Sunday, the most important news from the past week, as well as the most important dates for the coming week.
Also as a video:
https://youtube.com/shorts/Gonxxr6lUx8?si=R80IRe7g2Mj-4O-_
Sunday:
After China issued a travel warning for Japan, share prices collapsed there on Monday. The background to this is the statements made by Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi. She made it clear that she would support Taiwan in the event of war.
Tuesday:
Sell-off on the crypto market, the $BTC (-2,47%) Bitcoin collapses. The stock markets are also under pressure. There is much to suggest a connection with the Epstein Files; some emails from Jeffrey Epstein explicitly mention Trump in connection with Virginia, among other things.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DRC_Ez7k5hm/?igsh=MTFzcnpyaXA1c2Y2OA==
$NET (+0,62%) Cloudflare paralyzes various sites such as ChatGPT due to interference. That's why it took us so long to write the story. Otherwise ChatGPT writes the texts ...
https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/stoerung-cloudflare-100.html
Wednesday:
EU approves new drug for menopausal symptoms. Bayer is hoping that the drug will become a blockbuster drug (annual sales in the billions). The drug works with the active ingredient Lynkuet, which influences the center for temperature regulation in the brain and can thus counteract hot flushes.
There is currently no consensus in the Fed Committee on further interest rate cuts. There are currently even three camps: some say interest rates should be cut again in December. Others rule out a rate cut due to a lack of data. Some even want a rate hike.
$NVDA (-0,49%) NVIDIA continues to grow rapidly. At $1.30 EPS (earnings per share), profits exceeded expectations. Sales also exceeded expectations with growth of well over 50%. MSCI World shareholders can also be pleased. NVIDIA already accounts for 6% of the total volume here.
Thursday:
Producer prices in Germany continue to fall. On average, prices fall by 1.8%. Energy prices in particular are falling again, but food prices are only rising moderately by 2.3%. While beef and coffee became significantly more expensive, butter, pork and sugar became cheaper compared to the previous year's prices.
Friday:
Growth in the German economy has lost momentum. Industry continues to contract and the service sector was not able to grow as strongly as originally hoped. The PMI fell to 52.1 points after 53.9 in October. Values above 50 are considered an indicator of growth.
These are the most important dates for the coming week:
Tuesday: 14:30 Producer prices (USA)
Wednesday: 14:30 Consumer spending (USA)
Friday: 14:00 Inflation data (DE)
Can you think of any other dates?
Continue to build up position - was almost a no brainer for me, because we have ~40% return potential up to the ATH. And even if we were to fall into a bear market now, that would be a reasonable return until the next run.
Hello,
I would like to further expand my portfolio and invest in bitcoin. The fact that $BTC (-2,47%) has just fallen by more than 20%, it is a good opportunity. Should I invest now or do you think the price will continue to fall?
Sometimes there are trends - and sometimes there are things that just won't go away. For me, Bitcoin clearly belongs to the second category. And the deeper you look into it, the more you come to a point where you think:
Maybe Bitcoin isn't just any asset... but THE asset.
Why is that? Quite simply.
Bitcoin is the first form of money that no one can control.
No government. No central bank. No one to secretly tweak the money supply or print bailouts.
21 million. That's it. Over. Out.
While fiat money loses purchasing power year after year, Bitcoin remains mathematically limited - it's almost unfair. It's as if someone has rewritten the rules of the financial system, but this time in a transparent and unchangeable way.
Decentralized money in an increasingly unstable world
We live in a time when countries are more indebted than ever before, currencies are shaky and trust is constantly crumbling. And it is precisely in this phase that a digital form of money exists:
The longer you think about it, the more logical it seems that something like Bitcoin will sooner or later play an increasingly important role.
Why many say: "Bitcoin will prevail - no matter what"
Bitcoin is not "new" or "experimental". It has been on the market for over 15 years, has been declared dead countless times - and yet it is in a tougher position than ever before.
Institutional investors are getting in, governments are buying, companies are holding it on their balance sheets.
If a system is repeatedly attacked but never breaks, then that is no coincidence.
That is resilience.
Perhaps Bitcoin is not the alternative... but the foundation
Many still see Bitcoin as speculation.
Others already see it as a hedge.
And some have long since understood that Bitcoin is not trying to improve the old system -
but offers a new one.
A system in which the rules are not dependent on people.
A system that is not tied to trust, but to mathematics.
A system that works even when everything else fails.
My honest conclusion
The more chaos the world produces, the clearer Bitcoin becomes.
Maybe Bitcoin won't become the world's money tomorrow - but to me it feels like we're already on that path.
And honestly:
If in the end there is only one form of money left that works globally, is forgery-proof and belongs to everyone...
then Bitcoin would be my tip.
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