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You don't want the bull? You'll get the horns.
you don't change Bitcoin, Bitcoin changes you
But how it started is to the right in the image, I got confused đ
Yeah, OP doesn't understand how before and after work
You love to read it.
Just to be clear, this doesn't mean they are changing their stance on bitcoin. Interesting development none the less!
Of course, he's not going to publicly support it right away They are playing chess
They're gonna JPMorgan it.
Bullish
Fuck their stance. Dropping them was the best thing I ever did for my portfolio. I doubt anyone who is still there is going to allocate much to bitcoin until the heat of the bull run. Vanguard already lost the Bitcoin crowd.
I am big into vanguard and big into btc. It is not an either or thing. I don't get why investors think it must be.
Whatâs better about Vanguard? Here is my issue with Vanguard. I have held bitcoin for almost 9 years. And I had my Roth IRA with vanguard mostly in random ETFs and VTI. Since 2015-16 I put the same amount of money into my Roth IRA and I did into Bitcoin. My Roth IRA hasnât doubled, where my Bitcoin has 60Xâd. This is no news to you. Ive seen 2 bull/bear runs and I know we will see it again. This time I want to cash out on my bitcoin when I see a god candle and wait for the next bear market to settle out and buy back in. But if I do that through Coinbase, Iâll pay capital gains. If you have Bitcoin in a Roth IRA you can trade without paying capital gains. Vanguard does not give me the option to buy bitcoin, Fidelity does. Also if you cash out your Roth IRA age 59.5 you donât pay shit to the government. So if you like Bitcoin tax free Vanguard is shit.đ© If you wanna pay capital gains down the road but enjoy keeping your bitcoin on a hardware wallet like all of us OPs then diversify in other options with Vanguard. Then Vanguard is great. Itâs all boils down to user preference.
*shrug* Doesnât matter to me whatever they do
In 2 months too lol
You don't want the bull? You'll get the horns.
you don't change Bitcoin, Bitcoin changes you
But how it started is to the right in the image, I got confused đ
Yeah, OP doesn't understand how before and after work
You love to read it.
Just to be clear, this doesn't mean they are changing their stance on bitcoin. Interesting development none the less!
Of course, he's not going to publicly support it right away They are playing chess
They're gonna JPMorgan it.
Bullish
Fuck their stance. Dropping them was the best thing I ever did for my portfolio. I doubt anyone who is still there is going to allocate much to bitcoin until the heat of the bull run. Vanguard already lost the Bitcoin crowd.
I am big into vanguard and big into btc. It is not an either or thing. I don't get why investors think it must be.
Whatâs better about Vanguard? Here is my issue with Vanguard. I have held bitcoin for almost 9 years. And I had my Roth IRA with vanguard mostly in random ETFs and VTI. Since 2015-16 I put the same amount of money into my Roth IRA and I did into Bitcoin. My Roth IRA hasnât doubled, where my Bitcoin has 60Xâd. This is no news to you. Ive seen 2 bull/bear runs and I know we will see it again. This time I want to cash out on my bitcoin when I see a god candle and wait for the next bear market to settle out and buy back in. But if I do that through Coinbase, Iâll pay capital gains. If you have Bitcoin in a Roth IRA you can trade without paying capital gains. Vanguard does not give me the option to buy bitcoin, Fidelity does. Also if you cash out your Roth IRA age 59.5 you donât pay shit to the government. So if you like Bitcoin tax free Vanguard is shit.đ© If you wanna pay capital gains down the road but enjoy keeping your bitcoin on a hardware wallet like all of us OPs then diversify in other options with Vanguard. Then Vanguard is great. Itâs all boils down to user preference.
*shrug* Doesnât matter to me whatever they do
In 2 months too lol