Interesting thats your take on that tweet.Musk trying his best to manipulate crypto. Love the fake money bring down real banks. It’s similar to WeWork’s collapse.
Coinbase also paused USDC conversions this weekend. LolLot of dominoes falling right now. USDC currently depegged after confirming SVB exposure. SVB coming on the heels of the Silvergate fiasco, is crypto about to cause a financial crisis?
Oh and the federal gov has taxing miners on the docket.
For most naive folks, that money was lost the second some unknown person wrote a white paper that was nothing more than a roadmap on how to run the biggest scam of our lifetime. My contractor buddy, which other than his union pension doesn’t have any other investments, was telling me yesterday he bought ETH based on his teenage son’s recommendation and is deep in the red after attempting to buy the dips in last year or two. The guy does kitchens and bathrooms and was taking his investment advice from a 17-year old?!?! Unfortunately, his situation is not unique. I have another lawyer friend in her late 40s that dumped a bunch of money into BTC thanks to her son who’s a senior in college. Kept telling her to buy the dip LOL. She’s lost half her money. These are the people that will be hurt the most if there is a systemic crypto collapse. Unfortunately, pumpers like Novogratz and Guy the Crypto Guy will be just fine when the dust settles.FOMO has finally turned into FOLM
if that is your take, Musk did his job.Interesting thats your take on that tweet.
He's pretty darn accurate with this meme.
Did their kids give themselves titles like master of coins, technoking, or BS master?For most naive folks, that money was lost the second some unknown person wrote a white paper that was nothing more than a roadmap on how to run the biggest scam of our lifetime. My contractor buddy, which other than his union pension doesn’t have any other investments, was telling me yesterday he bought ETH based on his teenage son’s recommendation and is deep in the red after attempting to buy the dips in last year or two. The guy does kitchens and bathrooms and was taking his investment advice from a 17-year old?!?! Unfortunately, his situation is not unique. I have another lawyer friend in her late 40s that dumped a bunch of money into BTC thanks to her son who’s a senior in college. Kept telling her to buy the dip LOL. She’s lost half her money. These are the people that will be hurt the most if there is a systemic crypto collapse. Unfortunately, pumpers like Novogratz and Guy the Crypto Guy will be just fine when the dust settles.
Ok, but how is it different than any other joey jerkoff giving someone a "hot stock tip" What if said contractor buddy's teenage son sold him on SVB, Carvana, Zoom or any other stock that s down 40%+ in the last year? Would you be going on about how the entire stock market is the biggest scam of our lifetime? You wouldn't.For most naive folks, that money was lost the second some unknown person wrote a white paper that was nothing more than a roadmap on how to run the biggest scam of our lifetime. My contractor buddy, which other than his union pension doesn’t have any other investments, was telling me yesterday he bought ETH based on his teenage son’s recommendation and is deep in the red after attempting to buy the dips in last year or two. The guy does kitchens and bathrooms and was taking his investment advice from a 17-year old?!?! Unfortunately, his situation is not unique. I have another lawyer friend in her late 40s that dumped a bunch of money into BTC thanks to her son who’s a senior in college. Kept telling her to buy the dip LOL. She’s lost half her money. These are the people that will be hurt the most if there is a systemic crypto collapse. Unfortunately, pumpers like Novogratz and Guy the Crypto Guy will be just fine when the dust settles.
Also, you love Novagratz. I've never seen anyone on here defend him or anyone legit on crypto Twitter speak highly of him. He has a Luna tattoo for heaven's sake. If you're on Twitter, I would be happy to provide you people of substance to follow.Ok, but how is it different than any other joey jerkoff giving someone a "hot stock tip" What if said contractor buddy's teenage son sold him on SVB, Carvana, Zoom or any other stock that s down 40%+ in the last year? Would you be going on about how the entire stock market is the biggest scam of our lifetime? You wouldn't.
The reality is the person doing the purchasing bares all the responsibility for their poor decisions.
And I do not disagree that the vast majority of the crypto-space is a scam. While I was once aggressively pro-crypto, my tone has noticeably changed in the past year to essentially be a BTC maxi. I think web 3, NFT's and other tokens will have their place in the future, but it's essentially the wild west. Good luck finding a token that is not either a rug pull or a CBDC in disguise with multi-sig and censorship capabilities. I probably shouldn't be saying that my opinions have morphed over time, out of fear I maaaay be dubbed a thesis creep again.
Listen, I’m not saying that crypto is the only BS investment. But at the very least Carvana and Zoom are real companies, with real employees, real products, regardless of poor stock performance. But normal, everyday people have gotten sucked into a crypto mess they know nothing about based on media hype and pumpers who are leaving them holding the bag. These morons see Musk tweeting BS and get sucked in.Ok, but how is it different than any other joey jerkoff giving someone a "hot stock tip" What if said contractor buddy's teenage son sold him on SVB, Carvana, Zoom or any other stock that s down 40%+ in the last year? Would you be going on about how the entire stock market is the biggest scam of our lifetime? You wouldn't.
The reality is the person doing the purchasing bares all the responsibility for their poor decisions.
And I do not disagree that the vast majority of the crypto-space is a scam. While I was once aggressively pro-crypto, my tone has noticeably changed in the past year to essentially be a BTC maxi. I think web 3, NFT's and other tokens will have their place in the future, but it's essentially the wild west. Good luck finding a token that is not either a rug pull or a CBDC in disguise with multi-sig and censorship capabilities. I probably shouldn't be saying that my opinions have morphed over time, out of fear I maaaay be dubbed a thesis creep again.
Just as countless everyday people have gotten sucked into buying the peak of stocks, meme stocks and the like. How is someone taking investment advice from Musk different than someone taking a bath on a Cramer tweeted stock? Its not, people are going to be duped everywhere by anything. Doesn't matter whether or not its a stock, crypto, or even a product. Hell, Arby's ads make some of their sandwiches look legit. The reality is that i know what am arby sandwich is going to be...Listen, I’m not saying that crypto is the only BS investment. But at the very least Carvana and Zoom are real companies, with real employees, real products, regardless of poor stock performance. But normal, everyday people have gotten sucked into a crypto mess they know nothing about based on media hype and pumpers who are leaving them holding the bag. These morons see Musk tweeting BS and get sucked in.
+1Usdc moving back to $1, at 0.98
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A little early to deem it a non event+1
Looks like USDC's temporary de-pegging was a non-event.
I hear what you are saying. But I don’t think Cramer’s primary motivation is to spew false information or to pump stocks to enrich himself. Notice I said “primary”. On the other hand, when Hollywood is getting paid to pump shitcoins and Musk’s kids are trading Doge while he’s tweeting that’s a problem. Regardless, I don’t feel bad for anyone that doesn’t research where they put their money. And while I do applaud you for admitting your view has changed on just about everything outside of BTC, remember the debates we had on the topic when this thread started…quite a reversal.Just as countless everyday people have gotten sucked into buying the peak of stocks, meme stocks and the like. How is someone taking investment advice from Musk different than someone taking a bath on a Cramer tweeted stock? Its not, people are going to be duped everywhere by anything. Doesn't matter whether or not its a stock, crypto, or even a product. Hell, Arby's ads make some of their sandwiches look legit. The reality is that i know what am arby sandwich is going to be...
+1BTC big jump today may play into its alternative currency theory. It has held up remarkably well over these past few weeks and despite gloom/doom naysayers. I haven't delved deeply into who is doing the buying but this upswing is encouraging IMO.
Yeah, I always had hesitation, but it was tempered by a faith in people and humanity that has clearly proven to be a farce. The Andresson interview a few mos back where he couldnt answer real use cases for web 3.0 was an eye opener. Here's a huge crypto VC who sounds like a bafoon trying to answer about real use cases. And he wasnt even being pressured, it was a friendly interview.I hear what you are saying. But I don’t think Cramer’s primary motivation is to spew false information or to pump stocks to enrich himself. Notice I said “primary”. On the other hand, when Hollywood is getting paid to pump shitcoins and Musk’s kids are trading Doge while he’s tweeting that’s a problem. Regardless, I don’t feel bad for anyone that doesn’t research where they put their money. And while I do applaud you for admitting your view has changed on just about everything outside of BTC, remember the debates we had on the topic when this thread started…quite a reversal.
I bought the recent dip. Still very small BTC and ETH positions, but slowly rebuilding them.Time to buy Bitcoin fellas…
BTC big jump today may play into its alternative currency theory. It has held up remarkably well over these past few weeks and despite gloom/doom naysayers. I haven't delved deeply into who is doing the buying but this upswing is encouraging IMO.
Fidelity Crypto has been a very good platform so far. Simple and easy to use. I'm using it to rebuild my BTC and ETH positions. They said more coins/networks will be added in the future.Fidelity Crypto quietly went live, giving millions of retail customers access to bitcoin, ether
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What is Fidelity charging for trades? Are you getting good price execution?Fidelity Crypto has been a very good platform so far. Simple and easy to use. I'm using it to rebuild my BTC and ETH positions. They said more coins/networks will be added in the future.
Definitely trust them.
No direct fees for trades, but the spread is up to 1% (but not more).What is Fidelity charging for trades? Are you getting good price execution?
So if you bought one BTC token for 25k, the spread/fee would be $250?No direct fees for trades, but the spread is up to 1% (but not more).
Yes, up to $250. It doesn't show the spread automatically. It may be available with the order info, but I never looked.So if you bought one BTC token for 25k, the spread/fee would be $250?
What are their maker/taker fees? If I wanted to withdraw 2 btc from a Fidelity wallet to cold storage, what would they chargeYes, up to $250. It doesn't show the spread automatically. It may be available with the order info, but I never looked.
They don't have the transfer functionality yet. They hold your coins in storage. As per their website:What are their maker/taker fees? If I wanted to withdraw 2 btc from a Fidelity wallet to cold storage, what would they charge
Well it's shit then. Havent we learned anything from the last year?They don't have the transfer functionality yet. They hold your coins in storage. As per their website:
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I trust Fidelity. Not even a doubt in my mind.Well it's shit then. Havent we learned anything from the last year?
I just posted it in the stock thread, but you can certainly trust your bank, but if whatever state they are in or even the fed says to seize deposits, you're beat. Not saying its likely to happen, but it seems to becoming more of a chance with each passing day.I trust Fidelity. Not even a doubt in my mind.
If the gov'ment starts seizing deposits like that, we have bigger problems to deal with. Besides, I doubt I will ever have enough BTC and ETH to survive with it. But who knows! :)I just posted it in the stock thread, but you can certainly trust your bank, but if whatever state they are in or even the fed says to seize deposits, you're beat. Not saying its likely to happen, but it seems to becoming more of a chance with each passing day.
Lol. People trusted FTX too.I trust Fidelity. Not even a doubt in my mind.
It's not that far off. Canada did it last year to avoid people who donated to the truckers. Our govt has freezed assets before. It's not as far fetched as it seems.If the gov'ment starts seizing deposits like that, we have bigger problems to deal with. Besides, I doubt I will ever have enough BTC and ETH to survive with it. But who knows! :)