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Is it just for making quick cash after trying to create hype through personal Twitter account by Elon Musk ? How is this different from people like McAfee ?
Why has Tesla invested in Bitcoin ?
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Xdfffninja
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Hol up let me contact Elon.
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Maybe he has inside information that the banks are going to crash and he doesn't want to loose his money?
I mean, the banks are printing money like toilet paper....
I mean, the banks are printing money like toilet paper....
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In that case, it should have been higher amount (more percentage ) of money he owns.
AlexanderTheGreat
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Banks are implementing their own stable coins, so no worries about the global monetary system.
I think, Musk is just a cool guy 'playing' with some of his assets.
There's nothing wrong about it...
I mean, there's also no guarantee btc will not crash.
Naughtyfatkid
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this is like the 3rd or 4th thread asking the same question.
It's always the same answer. Crypto is the future!!!
It's always the same answer. Crypto is the future!!!
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It's a bit like saying there's no guarantee the sun will rise tomorrow.
shapads
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Elon is a genius. He knows his name will drive anything up. He saved Tesla while smoking weed...lol
If you got some spare, invest in Bitcoin now and wait till thing shake up. After they try to fight Elon and realise he will always win because he creates solution for the people and not some problem or virus like small G and big G, then cash out.
If you got some spare, invest in Bitcoin now and wait till thing shake up. After they try to fight Elon and realise he will always win because he creates solution for the people and not some problem or virus like small G and big G, then cash out.
AlexanderTheGreat
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are you comparing nuclear fusion to supply/demand model?
jazzc
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are you comparing nuclear fusion to supply/demand model?
Nuclear fuel will eventually end. Supply/demand is eternal.
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It was more like comparing the composition of an average old cabbage to the more refined nature of even bottom-tier lettuces.are you comparing nuclear fusion to supply/demand model?
Ironically, there's actually no comparison - lettuces win every time.. and obviously, that's fundamentally not because of what they do differently to cabbages, but because of how they do it.
(Also, reported for hate speech against nuclear fusion and low-key bigotry against the supply/demand model)
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Daddykins
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I know you're joking, but
"Used nuclear fuel can be recycled to make new fuel and byproducts.
More than 90% of its potential energy still remains in the fuel, even after five years of operation in a reactor.
The United States does not currently recycle used nuclear fuel but foreign countries, such as France, do."
- https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/5-fast-facts-about-spent-nuclear-fuel#:~:text=That's right!,, such as France, do.
I'm a huge proponent of nuclear fuel.
louisalviss
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Cause Elon Musk believe in the future where people use Bitcoin to pay things on the Mars
SEAsiaLife
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The dollar is being inflated, so companies and investors want to store their money in anything other than the dollar to store value.
Crypto has proven itself to be a market that is here for the long term. It's been through bear markets and is still going.
Since 2020 institutions have been buying billions of Bitcoin. Look at the price of Bitcoin in 2019 and look at it now.
This is a brilliant video explaining:
Crypto has proven itself to be a market that is here for the long term. It's been through bear markets and is still going.
Since 2020 institutions have been buying billions of Bitcoin. Look at the price of Bitcoin in 2019 and look at it now.
This is a brilliant video explaining:
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Did he get back to you?
SamLewis
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They can't buy billions, there is less than 20 million in circulation.
SEAsiaLife
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I meant to write "billions of dollars of Bitcoin".