42 sats \ 1 reply \ @kilianbuhn 5h \ on: US: Money supply growing again econ
More buying power to my sats then πβπ»
Do you think like in a couple decades we will talk about the total supply of Bitcoin left? Like how much of the 21m is actually left circulating?
They just came out of the shadows. Before the nomination of Hillary they thought they could leverage the entire democratic party. But mainstream social democrat parties aren't on board with fully fledged socialism... π€·π»ββοΈ
A lot of the faucet-esqe and custodial infrastructure seems to be in downturn. Hopefully it's just winter season and not the end of an era π€
Yeah but why? π€ NDA about not sharing technological advancements makes sense. NDA about internal arguments about AI safety makes sense. NDA about how far OpenAI has come internally is very sus in my opinion
I like the orangepilling at work. I wonder how it is recieved at the tenants side. The splitting of Bitcoin appreaciation surely is a nice incentive but I fear that it might come off as sketchy. I hope not.
It's not the reason why they do it but the boomers really should just ask the bing chat about windows problems. That's really is a good idea π
10 sats \ 1 reply \ @kilianbuhn 16 May \ parent \ on: Americaβs Average Retirement Savings, by Age econ
Homes are not only significant money on the asset side. They also lower the cost of living in the long run. An investment you literally live in
It still seems so surprising to me that kids grow up with the moden internet existing. It's nothing new but I still have this reaction to this thought
It seems like society has already decided that. Social media, websites, podcasts...
It's up to you to decide what you find worth your attention. There absolutely are more reasonable and more delulu πͺοΈ voices out there...
Status quo Bitcoin has total dominance. All these softforks are utterly irrelevant. Also, they're boring
Let's ask the expert: @CarlBMenger
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In theory yes. In practice no because at an auction the price goes down / interest up until there is a sucker that takes the bet.
You can see this with junk bond from crappy companies. At some point the risk/reward is closer to a lottery bet and almost always someone is willing to gamble (until one day nobody is anymore ofc...)
They don't buy at auction tho. They only buy secondary on the market.
Although that's only a technicality. Entities can buy at auction knowing the fed will eat it up anyways when they sell...