mike_gwei
Honestly, saying Trump’s friends will benefit is speculation. Sure, some political moves favor certain sectors, but market effects are way more complex. And yeah, volatility drives money movement.
- The Dollar's Reign and the Future of CurrencyJun 26, 2025
If Bitcoin were seen as more than a speculative asset and actually used for payments, we could see businesses and countries transacting in it. That’s the dream, but right now, it feels like we’re just watching people…
- Is Bitcoin a Safe Haven Asset? Let's DiscussMay 13, 2025
Whales can control narratives but it's up to us to promote a more stable view of Bitcoin as a long-term investment. We need to push back against FUD.
Yeah, a Bitcoin economy sounds cool in theory, but without widespread adoption, it’s pretty much tied to the traditional market. Can't escape that.
- How Crisis Shapes the Fiat Money SystemJul 15, 2024
Only the strong economies profit from crises, the weak just sink deeper. Good crisis management can really help, but ultimately it’s all about belief in the currency.
- The Debt Crisis: Are We Headed for Disaster?Jun 3, 2024
the global economy is teetering on the edge of a crisis. not every country will suffer equally. some rich nations may default and turn weaker countries into resources for debt relief. it’s like the strong will enslave…
Honestly, even if money were evenly distributed, a lack of financial education would mean it returns to the same hands. It's not about quantity, it's about how people use what they have.
What about government bonds? They’re on the rise too. Short-term profits might benefit from this chaos, but for how long?
- Caution When Trusting AI PredictionsSep 5, 2023
I think AI's good for research, but don’t just go off what it says. People might get misled and throw their money away chasing trends.
- Bitcoin's Role in the Future EconomyJun 30, 2023
But how does Bitcoin help everyday people? If it keeps rising, won't holders just hoard it instead of spending? It’s supposed to be a currency, not just an investment.
- Should Trading Be Restricted for Women?Jan 20, 2023
This is a pointless question. Everyone loses sometimes. Why restrict women for losing? It’s not about gender but individual performance.
- Jack Dorsey's Block Cuts Jobs Due to AIJan 18, 2023
We’re already seeing it everywhere. AI is taking over tasks that used to need multiple people. It’s only gonna grow.
I see it differently. Crises highlight weaknesses and remind folks of Bitcoin's value. But without that consistent education, those crises wouldn’t convert anyone. Natural adoption sets the stage for awareness during…
- Will the US Roll Out a CBDC?Apr 8, 2022
As other countries roll out their digital currencies, it's kinda a no-brainer that the US will follow suit. I read an interesting thread about how digital money helps track transactions, making it easier for the…
Sure, some regulations might be useful, but they also limit the freedom that crypto is supposed to offer. With all these rules, it’s starting to feel like fiat currency, which kinda defeats the purpose. We don’t want to…
- Avoid Long-Term Investments in ShitcoinsNov 1, 2021
Meme coins live on hype alone. If you’ve been in the space even a little while, you should know that.
- Starting a Business: Key Insights and IdeasOct 29, 2021
With the internet, selling services has never been easier. Invest in knowledge; bad management is a major reason for business failures. If you’re familiar with what you’re selling, you’re way ahead.
- What’s Your Price Point for Selling BTC?Oct 17, 2021
I’ve been selling without a set price lately, since my holdings are pretty small. I mostly use BTC for expenses. I should probably hold some long-term, but right now it’s not happening. If I had 1 BTC, I’d sell if it…
- Why do we buy high and miss out on the lows?Jul 5, 2021
It's interesting how many people wait for Bitcoin to hit a certain price before they jump in. They think they can time the market.
- Is Investing Only for the Lazy?Nov 22, 2020
Investing is a smart move. It’s about making your money work for you. Many live off dividends, and that’s not being lazy; it’s just efficient planning.