The Metaverse is Here

[Jack Reacheround]

You guys keep moving the goalposts here. First it was that people buy video game skins, so this is the same thing. But then upon realizing people are investing huge amounts of money into this stuff in hopes of selling it at a higher value later, you change it to it being a wealth transfer back to the middle class. I think you know that it is a bad idea to get wrapped up in this.

My advice: the next time the value shows any appreciation in value above the normal deviation, sell it and cash out.

And for God’s sake do not buy virtual property. Maybe at the very beginning you can get lucky on it. But it won’t last, so get out fast.

 

[TeTe]

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So there is evidence that a massive wealth transfer from the upper 1 to 10% to the lower 90% has occurred as a result of cryptocurrency, but I just haven’t seen it? Is that what you’re saying? Because I am perfectly willing to accept that it has happened and I just don’t know about it.

But I guarantee you that if it is true, wealthy people, like the CEO of Fidelity, wouldn’t be spending millions to Lobby Washington on behalf of cryptocurrency, because it would not be in their best interest. If cryptocurrency was in fact responsible for some kind of wealth transfer from them to the middle and lower classes, they would by lobbying Washington to outlaw it. That part is just common sense.

I’m not trying to shit on you guys. I am trying to help you here. Be careful.

I'll be happy to lobby Washington on behalf of crypto seeing as though, even after a huge dip in the past few days, I'm still up 40 percent on the year.

It's fine that this your opinion on crypto, meta, NFTs. I respect that. But I also see a lot of people doing very well in this space and not at the mercy of some big bank and wealth manager. To me, if you are even a somewhat savvy investor, you should take advantage of any path to financial freedom that doesnt involve the government or a rigged banking system. Fidelity, JP Morgan can buy whatever they want, but I don't need them. Just like people who are day trading the stock market in their boxers every day. But, crypto has better returns.

 

[Jack Reacheround]

I'll be happy to lobby Washington on behalf of crypto seeing as though, even after a huge dip in the past few days, I'm still up 40 percent on the year.

It's fine that this your opinion on crypto, meta, NFTs. I respect that. But I also see a lot of people doing very well in this space and not at the mercy of some big bank and wealth manager. To me, if you are even a somewhat savvy investor, you should take advantage of any path to financial freedom that doesnt involve the government or a rigged banking system. Fidelity, JP Morgan can buy whatever they want, but I don't need them. Just like people who are day trading the stock market in their boxers every day. But, crypto has better returns.

For now it does.

 

[abject]

We are officially in the Meteverse now. We have digital prints of us on Facebook,IG,TikTok, etc. We have digital money to buy digital properties now and stuff to put in them. A digital place that you were you could open up a shop and sell digital items from digital money and become rich. This is pretty cool to see the world changing right now and watching us enter the Meteverse

Nah. I deleted my real facebook and only operate a fake one now. And i wont touch crypto yet. when govts introduce their own, as china is doing, then there is big trouble. When i go meta it will be with nothing tying me to my real identity - batman

 

[BB in Crazy!!!!]

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So there is evidence that a massive wealth transfer from the upper 1 to 10% to the lower 90% has occurred as a result of cryptocurrency, but I just haven’t seen it? Is that what you’re saying? Because I am perfectly willing to accept that it has happened and I just don’t know about it.

But I guarantee you that if it is true, wealthy people, like the CEO of Fidelity, wouldn’t be spending millions to Lobby Washington on behalf of cryptocurrency, because it would not be in their best interest. If cryptocurrency was in fact responsible for some kind of wealth transfer from them to the middle and lower classes, they would by lobbying Washington to outlaw it. That part is just common sense.

I’m not trying to shit on you guys. I am trying to help you here. Be careful.

You do realize plenty of banks and investors are trying to get it outlawed. The ones who are lobbying for it are the ones who understand it. And not just from a money making prospective which they can make tons off of, but a utility purpose.