Lostcoastkid
9 hours ago
Here let me help out today because Im feeling friendly…
A) Bitcoin is not crypto….these are entirely different, dyor…
B) a “recent article” is not an article from 2019 or 2021. Thats cherry picking to fit your narrative. This is a recent article…
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/donald-trump-flips-crypto-scam-building-crypto-army-rcna157171
C) RFK , a candidate, just announced that most of his wealth is in Bitcoin….he didnt say weed stocks, he said Bitcoin
D) Trump is following through on his new found belief. Within the past 2 months he met with 2 of the largest Bitcoin miners at his crib in Palm Beach to learn more about the industry, how they can stabilize the energy grid etc
I follow actions not words. Policy not identity politics and virtue signaling. Either way it goes, i could careless
Bitcoin has outperformed every asset (including Buffet) over the past decade…yes decade
But what do I know? Im not a financial advisor. Im a surfer, dude…
LCK
Lostcoastkid
13 hours ago
2 out of the 3 candidates will speak today/tomorrow at the Bitcoin conference in Nashville. RFK already has been doing fireside chats, Trump will speak also.
The weed vote is soooo 2020, it wont move the needle at this point. You got fleeced, they did nothing for 4 years on this matter. Follow the puck, money, whatever you want to call it….or how about the data?
BTC current price is 67,000 bucks, already made a new high this year and is down 5ish % off the high
TCNNF would need to go up 500% from here to hit the high, its down 80-85% ish and gets traded like a hot potato.
Im not a financial advisor so don’t take my word, all these charts and data are just some wacky astrology stuff anyhow.
I have no position in TCNNF now….I used the proceeds to go all in BTC/proxies 3 years ago
LCK
HoldHigh
4 days ago
Although Harris initially lacked a strong pro-reform stance on cannabis, she has since shifted her position, publicly supporting legalization, sharing her own cannabis experiences and co-sponsoring bills to aid the cannabis industry and address the war on drugs. If she runs for president, it’s expected she will maintain this stance, given the majority of Americans support federal marijuana legalization.