Just had a conversation with someone that hit.
They asked if you would rather buy bitcoin today at 65k or190k… the MSTR price is currently equivalent to the 190k price.
Hope whatever your friend does works out.
My wife hates this, but I’m still proud of my 3rd grade “invention”.
It’s a piggy bank, coin toss game. My goal was to make saving money more fun.
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Taking my annual commission update course.
Number of attendees seems to be 1/2 what it was the last few years.
Realtors are dropping like flies with higher rates, more regulation and less volume in general to go around.
…time to scoop up market share.
I have a friend from high school who is having trouble sending money to a friend in Palestine because of, you know, banks.
Any recommendations on a wallet for a no coiner Palestinian?
I’ve offered an additional $5 tip in bitcoin for the last 3 years at mine.
They also got two more customers from the @SpaceDenver simply because of this.
Switching orange theory gyms because I met a newly minted bitcoiner who is a franchisee. I’m even driving an extra 5-10 minutes further.
Although I’m still paying in fiat, at least I know it’s more likely for a portion to help grow the network and I get to show this new bitcoiner that we’re a loyal bunch and a good team to be on.
I have a group chat with my family where we just say good morning every day. It’s basically to make sure my 96 year old grandma is still alive.
Recently her eyes have been bothering her, so she requested that we all type in all caps to make it easier for her.
IT’S OFFICIALLY ALL CAPS SEASON!
@ODELL
Met a lady in her 50’s yesterday talking about how XRP is the future and BTC stands for Baby Trader Coin.
Tried being nice and explained a little about Jed McCeleb’s history, but she was uninterested in a “baby’s” opinion.
Might be the last shitcoiner I try to help this cycle.
Having a lot more spicy conversations with agents on the other side of transactions recently.
I do believe bitcoin helps me keep a more level head in an industry where volume is currently drying up.
Emotions are high right now.
It’s just a lot easier for deals to fall apart right now, which has agents becoming more combative. Basically we’re just back to negotiating again. To get the best deal possible, often times you flirt with the edge between killing the deal and closing. Don’t want to go into details of my clients personal pending deals though.
In general: financing is tougher, causing buyers to get cold feet more often. Some deals are going under contract well under list price, resulting in sellers digging their feet in the ground when it comes to the rest of the negotiation like inspections and appraisals.
On top of that, the volume of transactions is down. There are a lot of crappy agents out there getting emotional because they don’t know how they’re going to pay their bills.
Family member called today telling me that they’re cutting out Starbucks and making their own caffeinated drinks at home. Every time they make a drink, they’re buying $5 of bitcoin with the savings.
I’m finally having success!
The reason to do it is that you think bitcoin will appreciate well above 15% in the coming year and you want to do whatever you can to keep what you have.
Nobody uses bitcoin at my wife’s farmers market booth, but it’s still awesome hearing her say “I accept cash, Venmo and bitcoin” to almost every customer.
I think the FOMC meeting was good for bitcoin today.
Don’t know what was said, but these theatrical performances by the money makers seem more and more silly the longer you stay humble and stack sats.
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