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With automation, sure, we’ll have more free time. But companies will just find new ways to monetize our data. Human resources will still be in demand, especially in areas like hospitality.

Not everywhere though. Major cities still have potential, but in smaller towns, it's a different story. Over time, demand in big cities should hold, but we might see population shifts that affect that demand.

This whole deflation mentality has them overreacting, I think. 3% inflation is normal for many countries. Japanese people are just not used to prices going up.

Experts should really communicate probabilities instead of making bold claims. I mean, some did warn about the housing bubble and banks, but who listens when everyone is hyped? Roubini had a hint back in 2006, but…

Not directly, but small taxes apply when buying goods. You might be paying taxes when cashing out through banks.

I’m feeling this dilemma right now. My job is easy but so repetitive. Good pay, but I want more. I have plans, I know I can do better, but the thought of leaving that stable income is scary. Plus, it’s got a solid…

I just want some action, this stagnation is getting boring.

The U.S. got rich due to a slew of factors, but one key thing is their control over currency. Plus, geographically, it’s quite safe. That kind of isolation helps them keep a stronghold.

Certain positions still require specific degrees, especially in government. Private companies are more chill about it, but for technical roles like doctors or engineers, you need that degree.

Doubt it’ll break 100k easily. There’s heavy resistance waiting just below. Some models predict it might linger between 80-90k for a while.

You hit the nail on the head. This is a mix of short-sighted politicians, greedy businesses, and a society that’s falling apart. Bad policies lead to decay. When it hits hard, not even the government can fix it, even if…

I choose my trading platform based on liquidity and trade execution speed. If slippage is high, I’m out. Easy interface and low fees matter too.

Digital payments are not just convenient; they're also making money movements more transparent. This is key in combating corruption in many developing regions. But it does come with risks, especially around privacy.

Totally agree. It's not about ideology for most folks. They just want leaders who can actually make their lives better. Milei came in with promises of real change, and people are tired of the empty words.

There’s been a lot of altcoin accumulation during this bearish trend. Long-term holders haven’t sold, and some are even DCA-ing. Sure, the recent falls are tough, but it could be a good time to buy for the future.

Pionex is my go-to for bot trading. It’s got a learning curve, but it’s cheaper than Binance for bot fees. Coinex is decent but had a bad experience with CET.

So apparently, AI companies now account for like 44% of the S&P 500's market cap. Their valuations are insane, with a median forward P/E ratio around 31x, kinda like the dotcom bubble all over again. Total valuation for…

By the time we spot whale activity, we’re often late to the party. Those guys spread out their buys across wallets to avoid detection before they start unloading.

Not sure about whether Kaspa is above others in market cap, but it could be a contender in the future. It’s a PoW coin similar to early Ethereum and uses the GHOSTDAG protocol. They’re aiming for impressive speeds and…

For real, getting paid in Bitcoin while DCAing is solid advice. It's about capitalizing on those dips to get more coins in your bag.