I share
for myself entirely. I do not show people my work out of a desire for affirmation, worldly desires or possessions. I enjoy a succulent meal and a fine photograph. My existence is simple. Thus, if I drop a link to a funny music video encouraging one to acquire some digital asset, it’s for your viewing pleasure. I am stunned as different pieces connect a large jigsaw puzzle together. I think I am a moderate risk-taker because I have “nothing” to lose. I could lose it all today- and still want to go for the chance at something greater. Imagery is that powerful. Imagine a world racked by the shackles of ancient theory concerning economic concepts rapidly evolved past all precedent due to technology, and you might see the United States. I may tell you it’s the whole world, but I don’t split hairs. Why can’t the SEC disclose the motive for a lawsuit on Coinbase’s planned Lend product? The reason might shock you. Now picture a portraitist turned economist using the same product offered by another firm, insured, with more percent earned interest on select digital assets. I could refer you, if you like. Governments simply harbor an action jones on the burgeoning industry to create a better entry point for themselves. After all, the train’s left the station and no one wants to get left behind. You could say my post instructing you to buy the dip was a neat tip, but it wasn’t even my idea. Just thought I’d share. I posit that as far as my pictures, this bull market, and blockchain goes, we ain’t seen nothing yet.
Things are just getting crazier and crazier, huh
I mean, the government doesn’t want you getting any money over their heads, no matter what. So they’ll front like its illegal til they can do it, for money. Stay woke.
what a beautiful freedom to have. and it doesn't come from a job or lack thereof, but purely principles.
I am taking liberty with the chances given me; I understand not everyone may- which is all the more reason I must share my experience. It is unique.
Hmm, for some reason I feel there's a lot I'm missing here, even with the links
I don’t blame you, I make several assumptions with a fair bit of speculation. I gather that at least in the U.S, the federal government’s not keen on admitting the USD and traditional finance are ripe for innovation, but as we both know, many things happen whether you’re ready or not. After all, I use a credit lending platform that is not withheld by the U.S., featured even on Bloomberg a few times. Why can’t Coinbase offer it, even as a Silicon Valley startup? It’s the same reason the SEC chases down XRP on this lawsuit but can’t offer any transparency. It’s to create opportunities for themselves, as innovation and tech advances much faster than politics.