A savings account should be called a losings account: 3% inflation 2% interest ➡️your savings lose 1% of their purchasing power every year

Reminder: US accreditation laws are legally upheld rules that prevent those without prior financial wealth from investing in the highest-earning investment opportunities. This is the definition of the rich getting richer.

For all you naysayers who claim that “nothing is unhackable” & who don’t believe that my Bitfi wallet is truly the world’s first unhackable device, a $100,000 bounty goes to anyone who can hack it. Money talks, bullshit walks. Details on Bitfi.com

As Apple passes $1 trillion, you may recall that in 1980, Massachusetts barred sales of the IPO, deeming them too risky.

You can buy bitcoin but you can't buy Bitcoin.

After peaking in December, Bitcoin Cash’s market capitalization has dropped by about 85% to $9.4 billion bloom.bg/2BtVvd4

Oh man, this is a brutal chart for Bitcoin Cash. The whole point of forking from Bitcoin was to have lower fees and be better for real-world commerce. And yet: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

The market is down 70% and you decide it's now safe to dip your toes in the water. You hold your breath and buy BTC, only to see your investment drop another 40% in the next few months. Brutal. The year is 2014. You bought at $300 and now you're only up 2000%. 😭🤔🚀

Trading on BitMEX

Crypto is currently in the chasm.

JUST IN: Spanish banking giant Santander has issued a $20 million bond on ethereum, and paid fiat cash for it on the public blockchain as well. Report by Ian Allison ow.ly/zzxE50w6q9O

invest in Crypto.

They about to make money digital ....

The civilization that channels energy most effectively always wins. #Bitcoin x.com/mcshane_writes…

BREAKING: EL SALVADOR DGAF

There are two Americans. One has a net worth of $5 million and makes $250k a year. One is in debt and makes $40k a year. Now when they send their bitcoin to Celsius only one of them will earn passive income on it. Guess which one. We live in a regulatory clown world.

Inflation broken down by month/"reason": 2021 Oct = 6.2% "transitory" Nov = 6.8% "greedy corporations" Dec = 7.0% "supply-chain bottlenecks" 2022 Jan = 7.5% "supply-chain bottlenecks" Feb = 7.9% "oil prices" Mar = 8.5% "Putin price hike" What will they blame next?