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@Davincij15 definitely would have been wild. I regret not buying a whole one at 16k, can't imagine knowing about it and understanding it in 2011. life changing
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I could have owned 100,000 #BTC in 2011 but I didn't go all in. I regret that.
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@Steezehuman Those would be better financial figures than 99% of people who buy cars. Most have no money saved and still finance things
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In my area, In-N-Out and Chipotle are hiring around $20/hour for new workers.
Let’s say you even land full-time at 40 hours/week: $20/hour = $800/week
That’s $3,467/month before taxes.
After just 12% in federal taxes, you’re left with about $3,051/month take-home.
Now here’s the reality: Average one-bedroom apartment is around $2,000/month.
So even working full-time in fast food, 65% of your income disappears to rent alone.
That leaves you with about $1,050/month for:
• food
• transportation
• insurance
• phone
• savings
• emergencies
This isn’t a “budgeting problem.”
This is a cost of living crisis.
Working full time should never mean barely surviving.
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@WarPath2pt0 We're just not the same. Both with irreplaceable value. But not the same
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Counterpoint--
UN Women@UN_Women
Any job is a woman's job. Any job is a woman's job. Any job is a woman's job. Any job is a woman's job. Any job is a woman's job. Any job is a woman's job. Any job is a woman's job. 📢 We’ll keep repeating it — this International Workers’ Day and every day. #MayDay
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Most Bitcoin owners don't actually own Bitcoin.
They own a database entry on an exchange.
The Bitcoin lives on that exchange's balance sheet, not in their custody.
Mt. Gox went down with 850,000 BTC in 2014. Eight years later, Celsius and FTX wiped out billions more between them.
Most people only learn the difference between having Bitcoin and owning Bitcoin once it's too late.
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