u/Richar_16

Let’s assume, hypothetically, that Bitcoin eventually developed a genuinely useful purpose beyond speculation, investing, and “number go up.”

For example, what if it were widely used for some meaningful social or economic function that we haven’t fully anticipated yet?

Would that change your opinion about Bitcoin?

Or would you still consider its fundamental flaws to outweigh any potential real-world utility?

Curious to hear your thoughts :)

Hello Brothers.

I’m a bitcoin bull, but I’m having some doubts.

At these prices, I don’t know what to buy:

Strategy or Strive.

I already hold Metaplanet and bitcoin.

Why Strive Is a better option than Strategy? 20.000 bitcoin is mega bullish for me.

And SATA Is pretty cool. Any thoughts?

I hold bitcoin and Metaplanet. I’m bullish long term. I think the cycles are real.

But I also have my VOO and chill part

I know you guys know a lot about why Bitcoin aint worth it, and if you want, I would like to know your thoughts :)

Thank you all!

The main things I’m watching with Vertical Aerospace are:

1. VX4 development progress – Are they meeting engineering milestones and improving the aircraft as planned?

2. Certification progress – Regulatory approval is the key milestone. Without certification, there is no commercial business.

3. Flight testing results – Performance, reliability, safety data and whether the aircraft is proving the original specifications.

4. Real customer orders – Not just letters of intent or MoUs, but firm orders and deposits from operators.

5. Cash position – How much liquidity do they have and how long can they operate without raising more capital?

6. Cash burn rate – How quickly are they consuming cash while developing the aircraft?

7. Potential share dilution – Future capital raises may be necessary, so the question is whether new funding creates value or simply dilutes existing shareholders.

For me, Vertical is not a short-term trade. It’s a high-risk/high-reward investment where execution is everything. The technology and market opportunity are exciting, but the company still has to prove it can move from prototype to a scalable commercial business.

Great entry If you Ask me.

The market is focusing too much on short-term competition and slowing growth expectations, but it is overlooking the quality of the business.

Decades of experience are bullish, strong cash generation and a massive long-term opportunity in obesity and diabetes…

Great companies are often bought when sentiment is weak.

Bullish!

Glad I bought the dip… holding 1200 shares at 1,3€. Letss gooo

Both of my sisters-in-law are pregnant again. They’re both due in October. One is about to have her fourth child, the other her third.

They’re constantly dealing with pain, making trips to the ER for one thing or another, and in general their husbands are working nonstop to provide for a growing family.

Meanwhile, my wife (their sister) and I are spending our vacation at a luxury hotel, investing our income, and enjoying the money we earn instead of spending it on raising kids. We’ve been married for two years and have no children.

Long live money and the childfree life.

Have done Some research and due diligence on PDSB and based off of the clinical data and all the positive news that came last year, it seems like a very overlooked stock.

Cheap af right now

My wife (25F) and I (25M) have been married for a year and a half and we’re really happy. We don’t want kids, we take precautions, and honestly we love our peaceful life.

The issue is that she has two older sisters. One has four kids and the other has three. So our Sunday family lunches are absolute chaos. Kids waking up, crying, screaming, fighting with each other… it’s nonstop.

After lunch, I sometimes sit on the couch with a coffee and relax. I help set the table, clean up afterward, and occasionally play with the kids or help out. But if my wife sees me relaxing instead of helping with the kids the whole time, she gets annoyed and says things like, “Help my family.”

My view is: they’re not my kids. I don’t mind helping from time to time, but I don’t feel like I should be responsible for entertaining or supervising them all afternoon. If a kid starts crying or throwing a tantrum, my instinct is that it’s simply not my problem.

This causes conflict between us because in her family it’s very normal for everyone to jump in and help with the children constantly.

I have been studying for exams and I’m tired on weekends. Don’t wanna babysit all afternoon.

Am I being selfish for wanting to relax and not spend the entire afternoon taking care of kids that aren’t mine?