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Good fucking question. I'm pretty much limited to a handful of non-shit asian countries, eastern europe and south america. Hence my little tour of the world. Seeking a place worth living in.

Mexico!!!

Uhm... "that country" is in the EU. Uses euro AFAIK. Schengen borders. Be careful out there.

Iceland!

What is that island called 

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This is going to be bank money, or Libra. Libra can easily be a sort of shitcoin (worse than Bitcoin,. better than FIAT) backed by Bitcoin.

We have to say that when this post was written even Hal couldn't imagine the development of second Layer solutions.
Now  we don't even need banks: we can use Bitcoin as a SoV running Layer 2 solution, think of LN, for example, for quick settlement or MoE.

I was going through some of Hal Finney's posts recently, and was reminded of this:

Speaking of diversification:


https://twitter.com/PsychedelicBart/status/1173974896411598851?s=20


Here, I feel I can disclose my very own portfolio allocation:

The exit of some problems for companies:



Especially those who request loans from banks to increase capitalization or buy raw materials, some to acquire machinery. Now is a good time to capitalize.

^truth

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That's hilarious. Doesn't matter to us tho, it is ultimately just another expression of fiat.

How long before Ibian's bank announces it's own "cryptocurrency"?

Sooner or later the "up to" will also be the minimum. And then the laws will get even worse. Why even tolerate it to the point it is today?

Out of sMerit, so +1 WO sMerit for explaining the german "correction" procedures.

I don't know if this is still about facts? However, as a German I am more than happy to explain how the executive works over here collecting pocket money (fines and fees) for the state and/or city.

We have plenty of laws (you can be sure you will violate some as soon as you leave your own property - okay, you probably violate some of them by just breathing on your own property as well). For example, there are laws for retailers how to indicate/state the price and weight of products, how to weigh the product, that scales have to be calibrated every so often, etc. Obviously we have government agencies in place to check all these rules and regulations are being followed.

Let's say that one of the friendly inspectors went into a shop and found the baker violated one of the laws. Our baker will now receive a letter informing him what he has done wrong and that he should correct his mistake within e.g. two weeks, otherwise he can be fined up to 25k EUR. This maximum amount is specified in the applicable law. After two weeks it will be checked whether the baker has fulfilled his duty or not. If not - a fine of, let's say 1k EUR, will be charged and he will receive a second letter in which he will be informed of his first fine, how to pay it and of course he will have to correct his mistake within a new deadline, if he does not... he will receive a third letter to pay 2k EUR and so on. In case the baker is... persistent, he will eventually reach the maximum fine. That's basically how citizens will be "educated" over here.

The key point is most people miss the "up to" in the first letter and panic.

Mainstream media will not notice this either, they have to sell a headline.

The first part will just be tooting around in Thailand until spring. Beer bars, temple visits because why not, maybe pet a tiger in the tiger temple. The main part of the trip will be going by train all over the eastern european countries. Visit every country I have not yet been to pretty much.

I have already read that you are preparing an interesting adventure, keep us informed.

Anywhere not in the EU, US, Canada, anything muslim, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Russia and China.

Its altcoin season once again with eth going up pass $210.
Ohh yaaaahh!
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/crypto-bear-market-won-t-194818761.html

Meanwhile for some crypto watchers out in Vegas baby where duke is from!

read the fine print at the bottom if you can save and zoom in to the pic

I really like your customized tiering of goals that seems to recognize that you are investing in possibilities that may or may not be achieved, and actually it might not even hurt to have lower level goals too, in terms of accumulation levels, etc etc etc.

I am not asserting that you don't have lower level goals, as well, but just mentioning that for other readers here who might benefit from considering ways to create lower level goals that can also help to show them, on a personal level, that they are making progress in their preferred direction.  For the most part, wealth does not come all at once, but it comes gradually, and maybe even at some point, if you are preparing and preparing and preparing, you may end up in a position in which you actually get lucky and generate a whole hell of a lot more wealth (and more quickly) than you had expected (which is kind of what happened with me, in bitcoin).

So, yeah, I recognize also, and probably you do too, that maybe you will not achieve the differing level goals, but it is good to have them, including relatively high ones, and also to, perhaps, tweak them along the way to make higher goals and/or goals that fall between ones that you had established earlier.