Bitcoin, The Land Amongst the Sinking Titanic
This thing (Bitcoin) that emerged out of nowhere in 2009, invented by someone(s) who has no identity, is Bitcoin. We're now at a point where it has become worth several hundred billions of dollars. It's not like in 2017 when this price was fragile, Bitcoin has never been stronger. How ridiculous is it that the world is turning to this esoteric form of money in favour of their government sponsored money? The answer, in my estimation, is quite ridiculous. Yet, here we are.
How to Recognize your Financial Pain, then Do Something About It
It can be that we’re in so much debt that we’re embarrassed to admit it. Or maybe it is because we live paycheque to paycheque and are unable to save for our future. There are no shortage of reasons why to be frustrated about your finances, but here at Go Full Crypto, we like to encourage people to be excited about money. We can do this, by talking about our Financial Pain, and how to Do Something About It.
It is not Too Late to Buy Bitcoin
What we encourage people to do, is to recognize that we are in the early stages of the digital revolution. The entire planet is undergoing rapid changes to digitally connect each and every human being. The foundations of the internet were laid in the 1960’s and 1970’s, and it wasn’t until the 1990’s that the internet was commercialized. Asking whether or not it is too late to invest in bitcoin, is like asking whether or not it is too late to invest in the internet in 1990.
Stephanie Holmes-Winton on CacheFlo Planning
Stephanie specializes in, and has pioneered much of the field of behavioural cash flow planning. This is the idea that no matter who you are, and where you are in the wealth spectrum, your behaviour governs how you spend, when you spend, and why you spend. This is a fundamentally different way of looking at things than the approach taken by the typical financial advisor.
Answers from Money, Bitcoin, and Time
At the same time that money contains these useful properties, it starts to feel strange when we consider that money is paradoxically valueless. Both bitcoin and paper bills are without value in the absence of people to believe it has value. In that sense, money is a belief system first.
The Coming Currency Wars
Currencies compete. They compete for attention, they compete to be held, and they compete to be spent. The more a money is held, and spent, the more dominant it is. Have you ever wondered why you think of the value of something in dollars, yuan, or rupee? It is the money you think and communicate in. Entire wars have been fought over money, and what we decide to call money.
