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And what about how I called it back in July! haha: semperfrosty You ignored a reasonable question from Overnight and I posted "I'd like to hear the answer". You then had a melt down and proceeded to write crap over everyones profile page. I cant see a way back for you. Maybe a new nick...

You just fucked up despichtt/Hot Shot/??/?? Multi-nick loser. Get a life. despichtt I am legitimately interested in your trading set up. Could you outline?Thats the problem a bit when little roach boys start thinking with the small little thing in the pants too much, attacking poor woman...

I thought that would be the case. I think the aim in 2023 is to be able to trade on the go anyway.Fire up a laptop via the Macas wifi and have everything at your fingertips.

Where there's chaos,there's opportunity! :fistbump::fistbump:

Good discussion. I think the mitigating factor is whereabouts we are on the BTC(crypto)timeline. Are we all earlier than we think(i.e too early) or are we in a calm before the nearing storm. Change will come very quickly when it comes.As they say,'Necessity is the mother of invention'.

Is it the below sort of rack youre using? Curious why the near miss on the rerack scared you? I have similar and find the cross bars to keep me just out of danger.

12 is some great TUT. I probably wind up at 9 usually with drop set. Might have to throw in a tri set for 3 more! haha

True! Didn't think of baseball cards! haha

Haha.Threw me too at first.In context I'm pretty sure its 'point of sale'.

That's not what I said. It is a store of value that can also be traded if that better suits your investment style. . People rarely trade items that are not of value.

I like the 4-5 range myself.I have a gym set up at home and have a second bench for an immediate drop set of maybe 40% less just to get some extra time under tension in. Keep it heavy but get in the extra reps. They say the muscle doesn't comprehend weights per se,just that its being taxed,so...

This is part of the beauty of BTC and getting in before its too late. You can have a piece of what the 'somebodies' will want and need for control. There is an opportunity for the little guys to close the gap.

That is strong even for flat bench! What poundage do you estimate you add with bench shirt?

Wow! Thanks expiated. Another one to add to my bucket list!

I just posted a similar sentiment however if the payments are regular across said year it is different. 1 BTC is 1 BTC to payer and receiver and is at the same value again as it is spent on regular outgoings.

I see this one posed quite often as sort of a trick question or a test of someone's belief. To me it's not a difficult scenario. Most would live off 80%(or more)of their income.So as the money comes in,just as quickly does it go out(direct deposit,recurring payments,etc.) Even with BTC being...

Supply and demand is the correct measuring stick but I disagree that supply is increasing and demand decreasing though. Some figures below(AU),current today that may be of interest. Perhaps examine the supply data alongside trading activity? Market cap A$818.5B Volume (24h) A$9.3B -55.84%...

That,and people are eager to advocate for what they themselves are already involved in.

Energy use still an issue. Excerpt below that I havent fully got my head around yet but seems to present a light at the end of the tunnel?' 4 - ENERGY BUYER OF LAST RESORT It is a win-win-win for everybody. It's a win for the environment and an inarguable win for the economy — Dennis Porter...

In a recent video interview on the Paul Barron Network, Mark Yusko, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Morgan Creek Capital Management, made a compelling prediction about Bitcoin's future. Yusko, with decades of experience in the financial industry, suggested that the approval of a Bitcoin spot...