funkin
2.5K posts

funkin
@cryptopanicker
nihao playa, buy bitcoin, funkin since 2017

Call me stupid but I find the strategy of averaging in over like 6 years and then selling below your average 6 years later Kind of retarded? Especially considering the fact BTC went up 10x from where he first started buying





House prices ending May with entrenched weakness: Brisbane & Adelaide slowing House prices in May (1 day to go); Change ytd SYD -0.8% -1.5% MEL -0.8% -2.5% BRI +0.8% +6.9% ADE +0.5% +5.2% PER +1.5% +10.5% 5 cities -0.1% +1.7% Via @cotality_au



You can literally full port zec right now, hit a clean 10x, retire, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it This asymmetric only opportunity exists because the majority of people in crypto and aware of zec have lost most of their funds on 10/10 and after What’s stopping you?





@MikeIppolito_ We already have gotten all the bull catalyst we hoped and dreamed for in the past decade(s) This is the big issue




Crypto is a dying asset class

I’m starting to think that I’m the only right-winger on this platform who believes that climate change is a real phenomenon. Not saying it hasn’t been exaggerated in the media, but I just don’t see how you can wholesale reject it.


I did not realise they were taxing gross rather than net gains… AFR: Investors with diversified share portfolios making a mix of gains and losses compared to inflation could face tax rates of more than 100 per cent on real gains, due to the Albanese government not compensating investors for underperforming stocks. A former senior Treasury tax official and a hedge fund manager both warned that people with a diversified portfolio of shares could face tax rates 50 per cent higher than Treasury calculated… Chalmers’ office and Treasury were contacted for comment on Thursday about whether real losses would be indexed to inflation. Under another example, an investor buys shares in Coles and Woolworths, with one outperforming inflation and the other underperforming inflation. The overall real return is zero after inflation, but the investor would pay tax on the winning stock. If an investor instead bought an ETF of supermarkets with the same overall result, they would pay no tax. afr.com/policy/tax-and…








