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Done. Are we doing charity thing or just cash money to each other?

Sharing because I hadn’t heard an official discussion of potential third booster shot. I’ve assumed from the beginning that it would be a yearly deal.

Oh that’s right. He ended up cashing in and making a shit ton of money too. That’s a good diversion for a power hungry narcissist.

Because Hillary had been anointed. It was her turn.

I’d like to visit this world you inhabit. The one where someone who was a Senator for 40 years and ran for President multiple times is potentially not a power hungry narcissist. Can I stay for a while? Those media puff pieces are actually working on people. Incredible.

I do. If they’re guilty they should be punished. Am I missing something or did they not get charged with causing the officer’s death?

Thanks for calling it out. Did the same.

Burt, you may already follow this guy, but he’s pretty much the top “serious” weed stock guy on Twitter. plenty of news, some charts, legislative gossip etc.

I own Curlf Crlbf Gtbif. Tcnnf is another big one. Access to those may be limited because they’re otc. MSOS is the full access etf play, has options etc.

Fair enough. And I pointed out the easy ways to work around the laws described. Governments try to ban lots of things people want. Drugs, sex, uninflatable and uncensorable money. These things are still available and in fact they thrive. In the case of Bitcoin, the fact that governments are scared of its competition should be a sign that the average person should look into it more closely.

I’ve posted about this before but US weed stocks will be big and they’re at a nice spot now with catalysts on horizon.

Good idea. Winner can pick which one when the bet settles.

It’ll be interesting to see how well they are able to enforce liquidation of crypto. I’m assuming they make the exchange cited in the story provide info on all clients. Then they go door to door? Not going to be easy. Let me show you how I could and would work around it. You seem to have a limited knowledge of the system. I pull my coins off the exchange into a hardware wallet (cold storage). If the Indian Feds track me down I say l lost my hardware wallet and the recovery phrase in a fire. Damn the luck. Will they put you in jail for that? It just said fines in the article. Could they even prove a crime? You don’t “own” them anymore. They’re lost, as far as they can tell. Let’s say I want to buy Bitcoin after this law is passed. Get a vpn, go on foreign exchange and buy some. Pull it offline. Voila. All that said, comparing India and USA in anything crypto related is a little misleading. More holders are in the US than anywhere else. Larger institutions and powerful individuals are becoming advocates. The snowball is getting bigger as it’s rolling down the hill.

Ok sounds good.

We can exclude him dying in office since nobody wants to see that. If he’s not President on January 19th, 2025 because he died in office then it’s a push.

I'm not in "Cult 45". Where have I referenced him at all? You're right that the nation doesn't care right now. Everyone is taking a breather. I suspect the President's mental status will become an issue this term. I've even attempted to wager people here on that. No one willing to have skin in the game.

Whoopsie daisy

I really don’t understand the inability to admit that POTUS is not hitting on all cylinders. He already won. Why are you fighting the obvious?

Ageism. Glad you could find one more ism to put out there.

I like the name too. "Decompression Center".

Are people really chalking up all the Biden gaffes to his stutter? The one he mastered his whole adult life, but is now resurfacing as his mental acuity diminishes? Anyway. We’ve moved up from kids in cages to kids in internment camps. Let’s keep waving them in.

oh noes, did i link to an unapproved outlet?

These things are already happening with at least one publicly traded, Federal Reserve member bank, Silvergate. Small, but they're at the forefront of the industry. Again, already happening if reports with anonymous sources are to be believed and in the CR I believe they are, without questioning. See the article I linked in prior post.

I didn’t think you were being cryptic. I just didn’t recognize those. Thanks. For the purposes of the CR thread on this topic and relating to your post. It’s becoming irresponsible for institutional investors like pensions to have zero allocation to Bitcoin. The old school 60/40 portfolio is going to go by the wayside. See fiscal irresponsibility thread. So how does that 40% to bonds get altered? It seems like a natural to move at least small amount to a high performing, non correlated asset like bitcoin. So when entities like the Harvard Endowment and Calpers and Texas ERS start holding some and it performs well just another roadblock in the way of “banning” Bitcoin. It’s already happening. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/harvard-yale-brown-endowments-buying-213404726.html To go even further CR, then the real question is when does it become irresponsible for global central banks to not be holding some? Starting with the smaller ones.