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No clear answer for why Bitcoin is stable right now. It’s normal for it to be both stable and unstable. It’s one of the most volatile assets. We’ll see what happens if the war ends.

What happened to Libya shows the risks. Gaddafi gave up his nuclear ambitions, and look where they are now. Just chaos. The US sometimes seems to promote terrorism by supplying arms.

Once a country gets deep into debt, it’s nearly impossible to climb out. They just keep taking loans to fund whatever crisis hits next.

If a grad ends up unemployed, is their education even worth it? Many think a degree guarantees a job, but then their resumes just get ignored. If they shifted their focus to entrepreneurship instead, they might create…

Look at Bitcoin’s price history. It’s tough to make accurate predictions. Prices can drop suddenly. If we can hold until 2030, it’ll likely create a new ATH after the halving.

Being labeled a Bitcoin maximalist isn’t a bad thing. I’d rather put my money in Bitcoin than in a sea of altcoins that just don’t measure up.

Yeah, if Bitcoin keeps gaining traction, it'll be tough for governments to enforce regulations. Imagine people transacting directly wallet-to-wallet, completely bypassing any middleman. It's a while away, but Bitcoin's…

Middlemen control pricing way too much. Farmers can’t get their produce to market, which leads to imports flooding in and raising prices.