HIPPYVALLEY

It’s really difficult to time the jump in points right now. We might be in a Super Bull cycle and if so, look for 20% or more pull backs and jump in as soon as the uptrend resumes.

The peaks and troughs with the top crypto’s will begin to stabilize as more institutions buy into it. A side benefit will be the government will be less likely to put any draconian regulations on it for fear of harming corporate interests. that being said I am still of the mind that we will have another big drop in the short term.

Yes, it’s very risky. I have just bought into a few projects that I think will survive into the future. The technology is here to stay but there will be a painful weeding out process and only a handful of the current players will be around in 10 years. It’s only value right now is that there are people that believe it’s valuable but can’t we say the same thing about fiat currency in general?

Most people I know laughed at me when I said Ethereum at $1200 was a bargain.

Ask a brewery worker and we will tell you it doesn't matter, because the glass can always be refilled.

Ya. I worry about him constantly but he is retiring in a year or so. After the Springfield tornado he was out here with his crew for over a week. He was making $500/day.

My brother is a lineman/foreman for Verizon and makes stupid $$. He hands my kid $100 bill every time we see him.

Doesn’t go in effect until midnight tonight.

Ethereum, Litecoin, Chainlink, Cosmos, Maker, Dash.

Best is south of here. .90” so far though. 56° RA

I would be sleeping in the living room with the dog if it hadn’t.

I took emergency savings money and put it in Ethereum a year ago. There’s been some cringe worthy moments but so far it’s worked out.

That’s the way to approach it. Play with money you can afford to lose and learn as you go. I sure wish I had more play money though. There were lots of investment opportunities but being under employed this year gave us no financial wiggle room.

Gary Gensler, the new SEC chief is crypto friendly, as is the BIden admin. in general. They will take a relatively hands off approach in the short term.

They can tax you to death on them though.

Most NFT’s and shitcoins will be nothing but a memory and a regret for the many that lost $$ on them. The majority of the cryptocurrency market is basically casino betting on horses that clueless investors (gamblers) have been told have a shot at placing in the race. Cryptocurrency’s will certainly be a huge part of the global economy in the not too distant future. However, It is more than likely that countries will issue their own crypto’s and the token currencies people are betting on right now, will be close to worthless. The only thing I would invest in are the actual smart Blockchain platforms that have a chance at becoming the globally dominant means of crypto exchange. Ethereum will probably be the winner and certainly could end up being 10x more than it is now if it gets its fee structure reasonably cheap. Formats such as Cardano, Chainlink, Uniswap etc could certainly find their niche. Cosmos (ATOM) would be the underdog surprise if they can get their platform to where their white papers indicate. Essentially they’re trying to create the Internet of block chains. Aside from passing fad’s like Dogecoin, there is a reason that the top 20 cryptocurrency’s are in the top 20. 2/3 of them are platforms that have some potential future use.

Easily

Well, I guess the Atlantic provinces are isolated enough with low enough populations that that type of policy could work. You’ll never have it down to zero cases anywhere in the US, that’s for sure.

Just talked to my SIL in Nova Scotia. She said as of yesterday the entire province is in a two week lockdown. Apparently they have about 400 cases province wide.

About 140 million Americans have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and more than 95 million are now fully vaccinated, as of April 26. If you’re wondering how many people have been vaccinated, the number continues to rise with three vaccines approved for emergency use in the U.S.

uhm, germ exposure helps keep your immune system trimmed and burning.

Is there a law against investments if you are getting subsidies? BTC is probably keeping them afloat.

Mild "flu like" effects are certainly to be expected. I was more concerned with the reports of female reproductive issues. Extended and heavier periods etc. Odd.

Plenty of nudity in Brattleboro on hot days. Not sure if they have passed a by-law about it yet but the Saturday farmers market on a hot July day used to be quite entertaining.

About .15" in the gauge. Sun popping out now. 56/45