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If you're using a cold card to secure your bitcoin, you should transfer all of your bitcoin out of your cold card wallet ASAP. A lot of btc has been swiped recently from peoples cold cards. You can read all about it on X/twitter. Here's what I would do right now if using the cold card: Step 1: Transfer all BTC from coldcard onto an exchange (Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, etc.) right now. Note: I normally NEVER encourage you to keep your btc on an exchange, but for the next few days it's a safer option than keeping it on a cold card. Step 2: Order a new type of hardware wallet, like a Blockstream Jade. Step 3: While you wait for your new wallet to arrive, watch a few YT vids to learn how to use it. Step 4: As soon as it arrives, use the dice roll method + add a BIP-39 passphrase to it. Step 5: Transfer your BTC from the exchange to your new hardware wallet. Step 6: Consider a multi sig approach for long term safety. Best, T

Sent this text to my friends this morning, do you think they’ll listen? - Would highly encourage you guys to spend time this year learning about BTC. Truly looking into it. Do the knowledge. The reason nobody does is because they don’t actually know the problem it solves. And they don’t even know they have a problem. Think about it like this… Right now, every dollar you have, is a melting ice cube. Why? Because the longer it sits in your bank account, whether it’s a savings account or even just cash you have, the less it buys you tomorrow, next week, next month, and next year. Your $1 is only worth $0.90 next year. How? Because the money we use and get paid in or pay others in, isn’t actually money. It’s currency. What’s the difference? Money is scarce, currency isn’t. Money therefore by definition should automatically be a way to save your money because it’s scarce, but the US dollar isn’t scarce. It’s a piece of paper they just print when they need more of it. Think about during Covid, when we all get stimulus checks for $1k or whatever, where did that come from? They printed the money. They printed money because they needed to ensure the saved the economy and avoided the economy collapsing from all the debt we have, which as of today is over 38 TRILLION dollars by the way. And why is this a problem? The MORE the print of your money, our money, your moms money, your dads money, the LESS valuable our money actually is. Another example would be if I was trying to sell you one of my Adspend dad hats. Let’s say you wanted to buy one from me and I told you that it’s $100 because there’s only 10 of them ever being made… And then right before you give me the money, 10 people walk in wearing the Adspend Dad hat. What does that do to the worth/value of the Dad hat to you? Makes it LESS valuable because you can clearly see that the Dad hat isn’t as rare or scarce as you first perceived it to be. So maybe you say, I’ll give you $50 for one hat. And I say okay, deal. But then once you’re about to give me the money, again another 10 people walk in wearing the hat. Well, now obviously you’re going to want to pay LESS for the hat again because you see MORE people have it and it’s not as scarce as you once again perceived it to be. Therefore it becomes worth less.

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What is your prediction? Drop it below! I'll go first... I'm thinking $180k ATH this year! What's yours?? ⬇️