That they do! I was just joking, though. At least I hope Binance doesnāt have that much sway over gold and silver!
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That they do! I was just joking, though. At least I hope Binance doesnāt have that much sway over gold and silver!
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I was just joking, but yes, these are more paper metals and they are very open to manipulation.
Maybe gold and silver dumped because insiders cashed out once the metals got listed on Binance.
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Once you come to a certain understanding of Bitcoin, itās virtually impossible to date someone who doesnāt get it. Listening to the person across from you propose solutions to political and economic problems that you know will barely make a dent in our current issues (e.g., āIt only we could tax CEOs more!) while biting your tongue and not launching into a treatise on economics and explaining how Bitcoin is the answer is not just difficult but physically painful at this point. Iām at a loss.
Plenty of women in the Bitcoin space. Just didnāt think talking to non-Bitcoiner ladies would get so difficult.
Iām now aiming for the former
I thought you might like it!
Iād imagine thatās true
Ah, I see. Yeah, thatās true. When it comes to people buying actual bitcoin, though; I think we may be better off moving to an sats/dollar metric.
Iāve been thinking a lot about terms like ācollectivismā and ārugged individualismā - especially as a resident of New York City, which many claim to be the center of capitalism (it isnāt; itās the center of crony capitalism at best) and which now has a socialist mayor. My thinking led me to writing this: https://primal.net/frank/There-Can-Be-A-Warmth-To-Collectivism-nbagt1
Iām not sure I follow
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