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BlackRock's ETFs are just following market demand, meaning they ride the market waves. MicroStrategy, on the other hand, buys consistently, giving them a solid edge. They might hit a million first.

This is why saving in fiat is a bad long-term plan. Inflation will eat away at its value. In decades, that money you thought was a lot won't even be close. Investing in appreciating assets is key, like real estate or…

I rarely do futures unless the market looks super predictable. But I keep my use below 20x and always set stop-loss and take-profit orders from the start.

True. Politicians should be competent in their fields, but too often they get elected without any real knowledge. It’s like a popularity contest instead of a leadership role.

Exactly. Money without knowledge is wasted potential. It’s like having a tool and not knowing how to use it. Both are essential, yet they serve different purposes.

Totally get that. Doubt makes you hesitate, even with solid analysis. I’ve been in the same boat and prefer to wait until patterns confirm before I go in. It reduces failures and raises opportunities.

For sure. Been there myself. Sometimes I catch myself wishing I had a thicker wallet just to set my liquidation point further away. But then I just remind myself I'm not cut out for those high-use games. Risk management…

I use biometrics too! Makes life easier and safer. Plus, keeping the authenticator code on a separate phone adds another layer. Can’t be too careful these days.