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<blockquote data-quote="cosine" data-source="post: 1572639" data-attributes="member: 10363">My money strategy:1. Obtain cash-flowing assets, mostly real estate2. Don&#039;t slack off or quit my job until #1 does really well3. Buy some crypto, mostly BTC.I have a little more than 1 whole BTC. Given that there&#039;s only 14.4 million or so actually in circulation, and Michael Saylor or Max Keiser each control a hundred thousand or more, my 1+ BTC should serve me well if it really becomes the future of money.For me personally, I might as well just focus on steps 1&amp;2.Sure, BTC Automated Teller Machines could drive adoption, but I guess I don&#039;t personally see why I&#039;d need one. If you can show me that they generate stable, predictable, reliable cash flow then that sounds great. But then it&#039;d also be adding another step and complicating my life.Why would you buy a BTC ATM over bitcoin, real estate, FAANG stocks, S&amp;P 500?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cosine, post: 1572639, member: 10363"] My money strategy: 1. Obtain cash-flowing assets, mostly real estate 2. Don't slack off or quit my job until #1 does really well 3. Buy some crypto, mostly BTC. I have a little more than 1 whole BTC. Given that there's only 14.4 million or so actually in circulation, and Michael Saylor or Max Keiser each control a hundred thousand or more, my 1+ BTC should serve me well if it really becomes the future of money. For me personally, I might as well just focus on steps 1&2. Sure, BTC Automated Teller Machines could drive adoption, but I guess I don't personally see why I'd need one. If you can show me that they generate stable, predictable, reliable cash flow then that sounds great. But then it'd also be adding another step and complicating my life. Why would you buy a BTC ATM over bitcoin, real estate, FAANG stocks, S&P 500? [/QUOTE]

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