I started stacking Bitcoin ~5 years ago.
Too bad I didnāt start earlier but in my defense, I was too busy living my carefree teenage life, blissfully unaware of how the fiat system or inflation actually worked.
At first, I bought through exchanges, paying with my bank account.
Back then, I also had some ātraditionalā investments: mostly super safeā¢ BlackRock funds my advisor had sold me with great enthusiasm.
A few months after my first Coinbase purchases, my advisor calls me:
āWeāve noticed you made some transactions to buy Bitcoin. Itās my duty to inform you those are all scams.ā
Aside from the mild horror of realizing they monitor everything we buy with our own money, that was the moment I started to realize I wanted as little to do with banks as possible.
Fast forward three years.
I closed my BlackRock investment, down about 10% after 3 years š©. Had to talk to my advisor again, so I said:
I closed my BlackRock investment, down about 10% after 3 years š©. Had to talk to my advisor again, so I said:
āGood thing my Bitcoin gains more than made up for the dumpster fire you sold me.ā
He didnāt laugh.
I did.
In sats. š
Diversification is mostly a fiat scam:
why dilute pure water with radioactive swamp juice, mud punch, expired pool water, sewer water, or that weird glowing water in the corner of the fridge?
why dilute pure water with radioactive swamp juice, mud punch, expired pool water, sewer water, or that weird glowing water in the corner of the fridge?