/biz/ - Business & Finance

One of these days you kids are going to have to grow up and come to terms with the fact that Bitcoin will always be numero uno. Your magical hacker coins are only good for buying drugs and cheese pizza, and decent, God-fearing folks want nothing to do with that.

I get it, you're young. Taxes suck, the government sucks, and you think you can change the world overnight, and make people care about your childish little crusade. But government will always be around in some way or another, just as it always has. Sure, I hold Bitcoin since it'll probably go up in price and I wouldn't mind some extra spending cash to buy a new boat. But my neighbors and I couldn't care less about whatever the latest libertarian fantasy is. Most of us just wanna grill, take the riding mower out for a spin, and relax with the game and a couple beers. Maybe if you nerds tried getting laid for once, got a job, and bought a house instead of just complaining about it all the time, you'd understand why only pedophiles care about your silly hacker coins, and that Bitcoin will always be on top.

Sincerely,

Mike Miller


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>>22895057

Bitcoin.

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>>22444028

Bitcoin.

And this will be our anthem
https://youtu.be/dPXvMhwnf04


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>>21833568

GBTC

>>21808803

GBTC

>>21563483

hello! when will ol' bitcoin do its thing? heh

>>18849203
So here's a question that I'm curious about -- a few of these are in foreclosure. Only reason they aren't going to auction is because the courts aren't dealing with this shit, and so that's good news for ME because it means they aren't going anywhere.

Now, I'm sure that the banks, especially in this time, would be willing to work with me and I could catch up the mortgage on them. But the question is for these where they are vacant and behind on rent...is it worth keeping them? Particularly the ones where I'll owe taxes on them. I think I can isolate them to LLCs so I don't get gang banged if I take all of them into my name, but I'm wondering if it's a matter of "yeah spend everything you can to hold onto em" vs "let them go if they're a shitpile and will require a large investment." If it was a year ago, it might be different but the current political climate is worrying.