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I found the argument that Dorsey and Dixon of a16z have over Web3 interesting because relating to my earlier post. If I understand, Dixon is looking for a finished house to sell, while Dorsey wants to ensure no one controls the foundation's concrete slab formula, right?

I can't figure out how to post a pic here from my phone or I'd show you a graph with undisputable proof of consequence between the vaccinated and unvaccinated in Singapore, a country kown to be sticklers for data accuracy. Deaths for vaccinated avg 0.06 per 100k pop. while it averages 0.6 per...

I wonder how the US would respond if China did the same between Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua. And my point isn't that a tit for tat is warranted in anyway, just that rabid anti China activists likely seen nothing wrong with the US government actively involved with private corporations...

From my newbie understanding of crypto, it seems that technical solutions will cannibalize each other for recognition because that's what techs live for, but those financing these developments are looking for a platform to build on in order to build products to sell and make money from. For...

It's perplexing that 2 years in and with tons of data available some still question the efficacy of vaccines. But that wouldn't matter if one questioned them but still got vaccinated. The tragedy is that possibly more dangerous variants and variants that the existing vaccine isn't protecting...

I know you're trying to be convincing with your argument. But it's exactly your argument that worries me about BTC and here's why: You're in the US and Americans have an irrational fear of government, stoked by those who profit most from small and weak government. So many scream for freedom...

I know, we had that exchange about cutting losses while it's still dropping.

Now, now, why the hatred? I'm also invested in crypto and getting hurt, but looking forward to the rebound there while trying to time my return to stocks.

Well @qlai, I think we timed our exit right. And with that comes the next question, when to get back in? Personally, I expect a longer (not steeper) downtrend than we had in March 2020, a way for the whales to flush out the millions of small accounts from their excessive growth and to help...

I love it when you talk dirty to me :confused: jargon is the first means of defining who is part of a group and clearly I'm not there :rolleyes: but BTC and ETH check, also MATIC, XRP, HBAR, XLM, 1INCH, SOL1, ENJ, DOT1. Not sure why those, but there you are. Oh, and MARA and MSTR to round up...

I'm only a couple of years into trading and my observation is that when stock prices stopped correlating to fundamentals is when trading became a gamble. Aspirational value can mean anything and drive prices up or down in a flash. I made a small fortune on Tesla because I believed in the...

:D thank you for making the mental transition from Tesla to BTC straight forward ;) I wish it was that simple. It's difficult for me to discuss my concerns about BTC (since that seems to be the focus over all other cryptos) primarily because I understand so little about it. Instead I hear...

December 13, 2021 02:24 PM ET (BZ Newswire) -- Options A whale with a lot of money to spend has taken a noticeably bearish stance on MicroStrategy. Looking at options history for MicroStrategy (NASDAQ:MSTR) we detected 43 strange trades. If we consider the specifics of each trade, it is...

Yeah, ask. The decision was entirely political, not technical. The French should have known better than to try to sell military hardware to Anglo nations who are probably tied to each other by various secret agreements. If anything it could very well have been leverage the Aussie gov played...

Not sure you know what you're talking about. The French have had nuclear power since the late 1970's still above 70% of their energy needs today from 56 reactors and never had an accident, unlike Americans, Russians and Japanese. They may not know what they're doing, but it's still better than...

I don't see the connection between French nuclear energy and the submarine.

The French seem to have nuke under control

I know, I know... you repeat the same and I've responded to you before. Just look up my answer about the acknowledged need for oil and gaz for a period of time until alternatives are up and running. I do believe in nuclear as an alternative btw.

Throughout 2019, a good friend of mine who owned several thousand shares of Tsla bought at around 50 kept on pestering me about how great the company was. While I could appreciate the EV achievement, I didn't much like Musk and couldn't see the EV future. The company was hyped, the stock...

Agree, I don't know much about BTC and I'm more concerned with my present investment than what it could revolutionize. I'm definitely a blockchain supporter while I'm still looking for that Now I Get It! moment with BTC like I had for Tesla in early 2020.