Here's a very high-quality photo of me... If only I were really this fair, haha!

No more talking... I'm going to sing and pump the market, haha. If any project teams want to promote, you can contact me or Huajiao geigei @off_thetarget.

Let's put the orders aside for now, how about we work out at noon……… btw, a certain foundation is really awesome, it didn't even smudge despite all the sweating🤣

I am listening to the voice live broadcast "R u OK? Are you okay? Episode 2!\nWill $BTC break through again next week? Is it going to take off, crash, or just "lie flat" like this?\nSome explosive surprise topics, stay tuned 👀", and join me here to listen:

Come on, come on! Tomorrow there will be a talent show hahahaha, if you want to listen to the song, come to the comment area to order a song

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Buffett's underestimation of Bitcoin is a great miscalculation Buffett's aversion to Bitcoin is not surprising, his wealth accumulation is based on the stability and core position of the US dollar, Bitcoin was born to reform the life of fiat currency, although now relying on the bridge of stablecoins, cryptocurrencies are even helping the US dollar stabilize its market position, but that day will come sooner or later, people rely on currency issued on the chain and will not be indiscriminately printed. For Buffett, investment is a philosophy of building a pyramid, from the beginning of accumulating wealth to moving bricks day after day, so when he sees a 3D printed skyscraper, he will subconsciously judge that it is unreliable. In fact, Buffett's evaluation criteria are based on the initial definition of stock value, that is, the right to claim a company's future cash flow, and Bitcoin is not a stock that can be judged by the same criteria, and his definition should be closer to precious metals, which have both monetary attributes and have room for investment because of their scarcity. When Bitcoin was $600, Buffett called it a "mirage"; at $5,700, it is called a "real bubble"; at $9,300, the name was upgraded to "the square of rat poison"; The last time it was called "I don't want $25", it was Bitcoin to $38,000. The current price of Bitcoin has soared to $120,000, with a market capitalization of more than $2.3 trillion, which is more than twice that of Berkshire Hathaway. Understandably, another point of Buffett's aversion to Bitcoin is the extreme volatility of prices, but Bitcoin's limited downside risk of 100% corresponds to orders of magnitude of upside, and this "asymmetric return" gives determined investors unimaginable returns. This is a great miscalculation that proves how difficult it is to stay sharp and right even for the most successful investors; It also proves how rewarding it can be when you keep learning and researching, believe in what you've delved into, and believe in the power of believing!

My friend praised me, and he said that I look very good and in line with the core values of socialism.........

Ahahaha, as a newbie to the currency circle, a shallow view~ Thank you Mr. Nut!! It's so well organized!!!!!! I look forward to more teachers' views and guidance in the future!!

Musk is also OK to are you? It's crazy!