> if you own nothing that you do not personally control i have exclusive control over my crypto. > cannot easily be exchanged crypto can be easily and instantly exchanged, especially on dexs which are not subject to financial regulation and cannot be controlled. crypto is substantially more fungible and liquid than any other asset. it's the easiest asset in the world to exchange, and is faster and cheaper to boot. > either formally or informally, then you own nothing. i'm not worried then. sounds like i own quite a lot. > if you have to invest in money, buy the japanese yen. does the yen mint millions of new rich people every four years? > with the upcoming war two more weeks. > the current low price of the yen is a guaranteed payday once re-industrialisation and re-militarisation ramps up. i'll look into it, but i'm not gonna invest on a happooner assumption that something will totally happen this time, not like all those other times where nothing happened. > japan is going to be making money hand over fist when people realise that most of the western world can't figure out how to screw in a light bulb without hiring an indian to do it. i'd like that for them, but if it requires a happooning, then it won't happen. > personally i'm getting into cyber security and looking for people i can blackmail or gather compromising intelligence on. based
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