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It must be hard using the Internet as a retard, but get some parental supervision before posting
Enjoy your shitcoins
Thanks for the mention, off grid and can't answer the OP in depth at the moment but have thought lots about what comes next
It's on margin so you just get hit with the juice every month against your portfolio equity
If you sell something it lowers your margin debit
If you have room at the end of the year on your tax deductions moving some each year tax free is a good strategy
Homeschooling is the correct and natural order, there's no substitute for parental touch and agency. Good decision.
We don't concern ourselves with programs necessarily, ad-hoc with second hand books/games goes a long way... and workbooks are pretty cheap once you get a handle on brands/publishers you like.
The biggest thing is not to overthink it, flow over force is the super power.
To be fair, there's plenty of fear in the air. Debt ceiling drama. Trade wars. Oil shocks. Middle East conflict. Spiking tariffs. Inflation shadowboxing. You name it, it's in the headlines.
Because while retail sits on the sidelines, watching CNBC and waiting for disaster, corporate giants are buying back their own stock like it's Black Friday.
Retail buying is intrinsically linked to leverage, unlike buybacks. We've had several de-leveraging headlines with many of those still unresolved and loitering.
The odds of a crack-up boom, a sovereign debt crisis, Taiwan go-hot, are all equally likely at this point. How much leverage you can safely have going into those, or accessible during those, is anyone's guess.
This is arguably healthy, less leverage while companies return capital to investors (retirement funds as boomers age out).
Will everything be way the fuck higher a year from now? Can all but guarantee it. But, can you risk blowing up your portolio between now and then if any of these shits hit the fan?
Robinhood for one, who I've honestly been pretty impressed with after moving a few things there there...
When researching rates Interactive Brokers was pretty close IIRC too.
You can get a 5% APR margin loan, with only a 25% LTV, in pretty much any size with ETFs
That tool for speculative attack is a huge magnet for coins, there's nothing else even close
This one is a no brainer, @Car's living in 2030 and knows what's up
Automatically makes anyone in Bitcoin curious enough to at least check it out
I hope to get back to the nostr-social side of things eventually and make something that works, still a lot to do on the wallet/node side though :-\
Most nostr apps are clients, not websites, and that's the problem.
By clients I mean data is loading directly from relays and being organized on the device/browser locally for display. This is slow, bad UX.
Primal is the least bad because they have indexers to partially pre-load stuff so the client and relay don't do all the work.
The protocol is fine for an open network apps can have automatic user generated content from, it's just that developers are amateurs that don't know anything about architecture.
There's so much to do still to make nostr usable at scale it will make your head spin, and no one is doing it.
Yep, first use here: #1019472
It's not a nuanced label as the article implies, but a slur for fake L2's that lie about being non-custodial. https://x.com/shocknet_justin/status/1939774027746484579?t=rVBRBHLZC28FyjfxkLeqjA&s=19
Shinobi, the author of the article, is a faithful waterboy for scammers though of course.
Spark and statechains are 100% custodial, naive users simply hoping they don't rug doesn't change that.