Missing the point. Sure you were in business?
What the customer believes in is what matters.
Yep this is true. Although not all that the consumer believes is good for them. That’s why we have great marketers
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Yep this is true. Although not all that the consumer believes is good for them. That’s why we have great marketers
Missing the point. Sure you were in business?
What the customer believes in is what matters.
No, not missing the point. You misread.
Not what I like is important, what the client likes is important. The client is the one who decides and PAYS.
"Not because they believe in the product". How you knows this I don't know but again that is not the point.
Again with those useless tulips... Tulips are, were and will always be pratically useless.
Way more useless than a simple formula like 2+2=4.
Bitcoin is a bit more advanced than 2+2=4
I'm not saying it's not. I'm just saying that at the time the customers believed it was a good investment.
Bitcoin is software. I have no way of valuing it. Those who are buying today believe it will increase in value. I'm not sure.
What gives 2+2=4 any value? It's true and it's constant and it will always remain the same so how much is it worth.
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Somebody never bought flowers for the girlfriend...
They are nice to look at. I still have to figure out how to look at 0s and 1s inside my computer.
When is the tax selling over?
The one from last year is almost over. We start then again. This time for this year.
Is tax selling needed if BTC caused a loss??? Or will it be selling to fill the financial gaps.