/biz/ - Business & Finance

Let's say we're at the top of the next bubble and we've all made it through and it looks like we might have another crash coming up, so it's time to get out for a while. Now what? Most of us have never been rich before and don't have offshore secret accounts and wouldn't even know how to set one up. Financial advisers won't help us out because we don't have the money in a form they're used to. Getting our funds out of Coinbase will have huge tax implications (US). And it's highly likely cryptos will be universally accepted at that point (I can't just buy a house anywhere, and there's still tax implications).

What are your exit strategies?

What are the pros so far? Is there any interest or they are just good guys that can spend 50 millions+ on it without any interest? Why should they care and heavily fund a project that they do not own? Bitcoin is fully decentralized and without leaders. I'm trying to understand how btc supporters view this since they defend decentralization, and because of recent posts on rbitcoin about "we have no leader".

>>7712406

Roasties want their cut. Never mention you have crypto to anyone ever. Your girl could have you robbed. The government could freeze your bank accounts. Family could blab their friends who could rob you.