Gold Price Performance USD
Change Amount %
Today +3.03 +0.07%
30 Days +175.02 +4.41%
6 Months +840.95 +25.47%
1 Year +1,501.75 +56.87%
5 Year +2,355.58 +131.83%
20 Years +3,646.45 +735.19%
goldprice.org - 09:58 NY Time
If you can’t hold it, you don’t own it.
Tulip bulbs?
Just don’t live in Canada, which is a modern slave state.
This article is bullshit. There is no way the Canadian government could freeze anyone’s Bitcoin wallet unless it’s not self-custody.
This happens often in the Bitcoin world. I have to chuckle at the number of times bitcoin has been declared “dead.”
The last time it crashed, Netflix crashed more….but no one ever made that comparison.
It is a volatile asset. But over the years the gains have been magnificent. Just be sure to take some off the table at every cycle.
Meet Joe Reilly, an Alberta trucker, clutching his phone and staring at a frozen Bitcoin wallet. The news hits like black ice—his digital protest fund, powered by the “decentralized” promise of Bitcoin, has been immobilized by Justin Trudeau’s official order. What had seemed impossible was now routine: governments were seizing or rendering inert bitcoin reserves, with just a handful of keystrokes
EVERYONE who owns bitcoin should know that if you don't control your keys, you don't control your coins.
The fact that Canada was able to "freeze" his Bitcoin has NOTHTING to do with Bitcoin and has everything to do with how the guy chose to store it.
If I chose to store my Federal Reserve Notes on my front porch, I probably would not be able to use them for very long.
$85.000 / $120,000 = 56% drop? New math?
Taking a chapter from a book called Ponzi? Like that. Tulips? Emu? Llama?
Complain about fiat currency and buy bit coin? What am I missing?
I recently asked Grok to tell me how much of the world’s fiat currencies value is compared to the value of all gold ever mined and still in existence.
I was surprised that about 20% of all fiat currency value is the value of all gold now in existence. Remarkable.
I’m no gold bug, but a gold and silver backed currency is not nuts!
Both require effort/expense to produce, one wastes energy in production, why? To give it a “value” since energy is expensive and a barrier to production, while the other is used in many useful product, is rare by nature and can’t be artifically produced. If you could mine a Bitcoin for $5 it wouldn’t be worth much. This makes the value completely arbitrary and capricious. Govts can print money and then make all the Bitcoins they want for free, we can’t.