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Bitcoin itself is the yield.
One of the key metrics recently is the rise in new inflows from larger sources of capital. Outflows have been relatively small, and now with institutional buyers entering the market - and with more 401k exposure on the way - larger pools of capital are being deployed. As a result, volatility will likely compress, and the network continues to strengthen. The upside remains open-ended. It's not about onboarding more people anymore - it’s about more capital entering the system. Everything’s unfolding as expected.
It’s a fine line, but you do need “money” - whatever form it takes - to exchange later for goods and services. But for me, finding meaningful work is more important. If you enjoy what you do, even when it’s hard or challenging, that sense of meaning tends to carry you through. The money becomes just the outcome of finding your place.
Not too sure. I'm sure they're struggling with that now as they have been gone for a few days now with no improvement or clean up