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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @Maximux 2 Sep \ on: Is Capitalism Making Us Lonely? AskSN
People should spend some time in a communist country like North Korea to see how much they'll miss the capitalism they criticize so much.
That depends on several factors: type of employment, personal health status. But in general, I think it's harder to start a new job after age 60.
In relation to stock market investing 📈, the only thing that catches my attention is Bitcoin ETFs (and I mean ETFs that actually buy BTC ⚡).
What do you think about Naval Ravikant? I'm thinking of reading a book about him. Do you think it's a good use of my time?
I'd say it's a forum-like platform where you can freely discuss Bitcoin. Some topics are a bit technical, but it's an uncensored environment. Plus, you can access very knowledgeable people.
I don't have a Bitcoin ETF. However, I've read about it (I'm interested in anything related to BTC), and my opinion is that the best Bitcoin ETF is one that actually buys BTC every time someone buys an ETF. The important thing is that each ETF purchase corresponds to a real BTC purchase.
I'd like a different kind of platform: investing with Bitcoin⚡and earning returns on BTC. A decentralized platform with real privacy (no KYC).
In Dubai, the market is more free and deregulated; Miami is also open, but with more controls and regulations (US federal laws apply). Regarding Bitcoin use, in Dubai, BTC is more common in everyday life for direct payments; in Miami, BTC is more commonly used as an investment. In my opinion, Dubai's weak point is the weather: too hot.
In my opinion, eating meat is extremely important for the body, muscles💪, and especially the brain 🧠
In reality, most of us who enjoy this platform aren't very interested in the price of Bitcoin⚡, neither now nor at the end of 2025 or at the beginning of 2026. Why? Well, because we're not going to sell: we don't care about the price. We look for BTC for its intrinsic value, for what it means and what it represents.