Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
People not buying bitcoin:
Bitcoin at $128k: «It’s too expensive.»
Bitcoin at $67k: «It’s going to zero.»
Bitcoin at $500k: «It’s too expensive.»
Bitcoin at $200k: «It’s going to zero.»
Bitcoin at $1M: «It’s too expensive.»
Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
Wrong Mr. Trump. China isn’t paying a 104% Tariff. Americans are paying it. If you still think China is paying it then you should be impeached for stupidity.
Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
Increasing tariffs doesn’t automatically spur local production as a replacement, nor does it always make sense.
If a widget costs $10 from abroad, it’s for a good reason. It’s because, if you made it locally, it might end-up costing $20.
Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
Because of tariffs and import quotas, the price of sugar in the U.S. is over 70% higher than the price of sugar on world markets. If foreign producers really pay the tariffs, then why is sugar in the U.S. so expensive? Why not lead by example and let Americans buy cheap sugar?
Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
Every dip makes you want to quit.
Every pump reminds you why you stayed.
Survive.
Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
1/ De Volkskrant: “Bitcoin is een tulpenbol zonder waarde, puur speculatie.”
Ook de Volkskrant: “Bitcoin is machtig en bedreigt de financiële stabiliteit wereldwijd.”
🧵 over het commentaar op #bitcoin van een cognitief dissonante hoofdredactie.
Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
How much Bitcoin do you need to guaranteed be in the top 1%?
21M coins / (8B people * 0.01)
= 0.26 BTC
In reality you’ll need way less because of lost coins and whales.
Mr. PlentyCoin retweeted
Bitcoin is going to go up between 30 and 60% per year for the next 21 years.
Once you accept that reality you will start to do everything in your power to hold that asset.
