So, what’s the problem then?

Just because you used to enjoy doing something, doesn’t mean that you enjoy it any more. Or maybe, you temporarily don’t enjoy doing it anymore.

Either way… stop doing things you don’t enjoy.

It’s a bit sad to see something take over someone’s life like that. Imagine being so excited about the US Dollar that you sabotage your romantic chances.

Stop doing things you don’t enjoy.

It’s that simple, you are just over complicating things.

Instead of hoping that Bitcoin goes to infinity, you should do something more tangible to take control of your life. Like, say, starting a business and putting matters into your own hands.

Orangecels, that’s a new one.

Haha he thinks he matters. Durov owns a platform used by hundreds of millions, Rumble doesn’t have 10% of that user base.

I hope we get an emoji for tin foil hats one day.

Drivel that ChatGPT could have generated. It even sounds like it. So, why post it?

Just got around to replying everyone, cheers!

Where is it published? Do they have an API to access up to date wallet ID’s?

Can I get the guide? ☠️

Tipping you in advance.

Those Seattle bitcoiners are ruthless.

It’s closer to villain, than scoundrel.

Lmfao. Y’all should backup to cold wallets like Trezor if you haven’t already.

Troll alert.

In both cases, they will need someone to hold their hand through the whole process. Why not just skip the middleman?

No offense, but ‘non tech-savvy’ senior populations will have just as hard of a time learning to use a remittance app as they would understanding how to set up a Trezor wallet.

If you buy a Trezor wallet, their software literally makes it easy to send bitcoin to any address.

Such a concept is literally useless. You don’t need a remittance company, to take middleman fees. Just send the bitcoin directly.

Am I missing something?