ryan.falcon
Definitely a shared problem globally. The best way forward is figuring out how to increase income for everyone. Prioritize needs over wants and consider investing small amounts. It might pay off in the future.
- The Economic Impact of Cannabis SativaApr 25, 2025
High-quality cannabis thrives in tropical areas, and its benefits stretch far beyond medicine. Economically, it should be treated like any other crop. But poor law enforcement makes legalization tough.
- December 2025: Bull or Bear?Feb 23, 2025
Totally agree, patience is key right now. I’m still hoping for a green finish this year. But yeah, let’s stay realistic and use this dip to grab some more Bitcoin while it’s low. It’s down a lot from its all-time high.
- Speculating on Bitcoin: What to Expect in 2026?Mar 17, 2024
Remember when Saylor said Bitcoin was going up forever? Then it tanked. Those bullish predictions can backfire, especially with influential traders involved.
- Navigating the Bear Market Like a ProAug 3, 2023
Yes! Price drops happen. It’s just part of the wild crypto world. Smart folks use those dips to pile on more instead of panicking and selling out.
- Is the Dollar Really Dying?Jul 9, 2022
As long as the US flexes military power, the dollar will stay afloat. Sure, it's losing some value but look at its global transactions still the top choice.
- Will BTC hit $120k before the next halving?Jan 6, 2022
For sure! Whenever there’s a price dip, it’s always a good chance to buy. But when prices spike, we can get overly optimistic about hitting 100k or 120k. We’re just speculating after all.
- How's Everyone Feeling About Uptober?Jan 15, 2021
Totally agree, just hold Bitcoin for the long haul. In the end, it’s about patience. Sure, the market can surprise us, but we can’t predict everything. October might surprise us yet.
- Bitcoin at $112K Bullish or Setup?May 17, 2019
I’m all for Bitcoin going bullish in Q4. With the market sentiment and adoption, it looks promising for the long run. I think dips are still a chance to accumulate.
We will never really know what Trump aims for. He seems to thrive on making headlines, shifting policies on a whim. One day it’s tariffs up, the next day they’re down. It’s all about the optics and criticism he faces.