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Why there is no uproar about this? - Social Security will be insolvent by 2033

So, basically, Social Security will be insolvent by 2033. When this happens, money in this fund won't be sufficient to fund all retirees. What happens after this? Will they raise taxes to fund all retirees or print money? ​ I recently found out through a survey that the majority of American Millenials are depending on social security money post-retirement. I am surprised with very little uproar considering how big of an issue this is. Why aren't more people talking about this? [https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/09/03/social-security-insolvency/](https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/09/03/social-security-insolvency/)

Coinbase Rival Cuts Bitcoin Trading Fees to Zero. A Price War Could Be Next.

If Bitcoin becomes the global rerserve currency

how would the government fund itself?

Only 21 million #Bitcoin Forever.

Spain Could Force Crypto Holders To Disclose Their Funds

Canadian youth banned from crypto for a year after hacking $48-million from ‘bitcoin pioneer’

Crypto miners dump GPUs as token prices fall | CryptoSlate

MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor says he's unfazed by bitcoin's massive sell-off and compares crypto in 2022 to the early days of oil: 'We are witnessing the birth of a new industry'

Investors Pile Into Short Bitcoin ETF Betting on Prices to Fall

Goldman Sachs Raising Funds to Buy Celsius Assets: Sources

Creating a situation to find out how much this sub believes in Bitcoin

Let’s supose you find an old Pendrive somewere in your house, plug into your computer and suddenly remember you bough some Bitcoins 10 years behind. There’s a TXT file with a seed phrase, wich lead you to a Wallet filled with 10 Bitcoins. ​ What would you do with the vast majority of those Bitcoins? ​ Would you sell? Would you keep them? ​ I say "vast majority" because we can all agree that selling at least, a little bit of those bitcoins to create a more confortable life is the most recommended option. But after that, what would you do?

Nasdaq: Bitcoin Uses 50 Times Less Energy Than Traditional Banking

Safecoin AMA: Mid-year review

Maybe we are at the "same prices" as 5 years ago. But back then we were purely euphoric now it's the complete opposite. This is some heavy progress.

For many the fact that we just crossed our ATH from 2017 was apperantly very bad and kind of made up that we are now just back at where we started five years ago with no progress. I can say that this is completly wrong as the sentiment required to be at those price levels is the complete opposite right now. That's indeed some big progression we made over the years. Back in 2017 everyone was completly euphoric about us reaching 20k as it was a literal 120x from the prior bear market low. Now five years later we just dropped to that level and we are at one of the biggest fear phases Crypto ever had. This may seem obvious but again many tend to forget that and just concentrate on the price as a number. The price should always be seen in contrast to the current market sentiment.