/biz/ - Business & Finance

In every investment portfolio you should at least maintain 10% into "shtf" situations. For example, in the 2008 stock panic and ensuing recession and decade long stagflation, had you held you would have been fine. But had you had even just 10% of your portfolio in gold in 2005, well you wouldn't have just covered your losses, you would have actually MADE money during the worst recession since the Great Depression. A lot of idiots invested into "safe" assets like real estate and got fucked. "Safe assets" are not blue chips, they're not even stores of value, but assets that can be utilized when shit has gone awry.

Take for example a few pieces of information; the recent SEC lawsuit of Ripple, that cunt Lagarde's comments on BTC's need for regulation and the attempts by the IRS to crack Monero as well as the subsequent delistings. Let's attempt to piece it all together.

1. Regulation is coming. Whether it's the IMF, SEC or IRS; regulation and mandatory KYC is, for a fact, coming.
2. Lawsuits will be brought against several big tokens. Assuming the bull market continues, we can expect a mandatory IOU coming from the government requiring you to deposit your blockchain assets and getting a "gov backed stable coin" in return, just like they did with gold in the 30s.
3. The economy is going to get worse, not better with the subsequent covid pandemic and political instability isn't an after-thought. It's a fact.

Buccaneer V2 is the only thing you need to know about.

https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmUDSvUDtw1DUvjHbnU18Q8n4nSNo41VAYNM1goE4xE2jP

https://uniswap.info/pair/0x7772612549f27aa49c83fa59ab726f4799e4ecdc

>>22154709
>but your way of advertising this is just beyond shady.
Oh yeah, I forgot to hit up my Forbes connections for an article pushed to subscribers 4 days after I launch a project. Where the fuck do you think you are?

>It's not possible to trust you the way you are handling things.
Don't trust, verify.

4/10 fud in general. You can try any angle you want, you will continue to fail.