Got 11% of one bitcoin. Hopefully I can read ach 20% in the next year

I see a lot of people talking about it. Buy BTC?

unfollow those people

if anyone wants an under the radar tech company look at Asana (ASAN)

started by a facebook cofounder and it is SaaS that just IPOd in early october and is below the IPO price

and ETH

bett. looks like ETH dropped a little bit too. good timing

What happened to core?

<--------- ngmi

sort of cringe but an interesting thread

hard for alts out there

cringe how? Like a little dramatic? I think it will drop a bit again, but it certainly is going to average user level in the bell curve of technology adoption. It's still early adopter in my eyes rn. Most people who try to dip in still don't know the work around of block chain and crypto in general.

I still don't know s*** about alt coins and a lot of their usage.

i just think a lot of crypto twitter comes off cringe lol, personal opinion

also i'm not sure if the average person needs to know that much about use cases or crypto for it to be successful and widely adopted or that it is even a delimiter for growth - while obv ideal (decentralization!) i feel like we're just waiting on boomer adoption + a middleman to wrap it up nicely whether it be some large institutions or something else.

its alright i still dont know s*** either tho

Tech really been pissing me off these past two weeks

is $RIOT a good long term hold?

we love yearn 🌽

All I see is red. Need to diversify a bit lol

ill admit im teach heavy but the S&P is my biggest holding at 26% tho (which tech makes up most of the top of the S&P but still)

@based4life

You seen QQQM? They made a more affordable QQQ with a lower expense rate.

etfdb.com/tool/etf-comparison/QQQ-QQQM

So why would Invesco launch a twibling? The short answer: Invesco designed the new
QQQM to appeal to buy-and-hold investors, while traders and institutional buyers may
prefer to stick with the original QQQ.

Let’s explain. For starters, the new fund is cheaper. QQQM (affectionately known as the
Q mini) has a lower management fee. Shares of the Q mini are also a fraction of the
value of QQQ, putting the mini within reach of small savers who might balk at QQQ’s
price tag.

So why didn’t Invesco just cut the price of QQQ? There are several reasons. Many older
funds like QQQ, which launched in 1999, were structured as trusts. Trusts, unlike many
other equity ETFs, can’t lend out the stocks in their portfolio, and use the revenue to
help offset fees. They also can’t reinvest dividends, which many buy-and-hold savers
prefer. The Q mini can do both.

Best way to hold bitcoin? Where to buy it first?

Best place to hold it would be a hardware wallet like Ledger. As for buying, Coinbase is the most user friendly but not the best. Cash App is pretty straightforward too if you’re just buying Bitcoin

25k 😳

DELET THIS

here we go again with these sort of posts

Is it me or does it feel like this boom is relatively quiet..