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2025-12-16 09:49:52 UTC

Re-hypothecation is a fancy word for fraud. They get to sell the same piece of gold to two different clients.
Dirty rotten scammers in suits.

2025-11-18 02:31:03 UTC

Check this out:

255,206.9765 sats per person.
Each country’s allocation = population × 0.002552069765183536 BTC.
The allocations sum to 21,000,000 BTC.
Below is the full list of all 200 countries, in the same order you provided, with (population → BTC → sats):
India — 1,463,865,525 → 3,735,886.946647 BTC (373,588,694,664,702 sats)
China — 1,416,096,094 → 3,613,976.026092 BTC (361,397,602,609,190 sats)
United States — 347,275,807 → 886,272.087224 BTC (88,627,208,722,441 sats)
Indonesia — 285,721,236 → 729,180.527666 BTC (72,918,052,766,647 sats)
Pakistan — 255,219,554 → 651,338.107247 BTC (65,133,810,724,703 sats)
Nigeria — 237,527,782 → 606,187.470833 BTC (60,618,747,083,331 sats)
Brazil — 212,812,405 → 543,112.104456 BTC (54,311,210,445,649 sats)
Bangladesh — 175,686,899 → 448,365.223077 BTC (44,836,522,307,675 sats)
Russia — 143,997,393 → 367,491.392941 BTC (36,749,139,294,055 sats)
Ethiopia — 135,472,051 → 345,734.125385 BTC (34,573,412,538,450 sats)
Mexico — 131,946,900 → 336,737.694100 BTC (33,673,769,409,970 sats)
Japan — 123,103,479 → 314,168.666745 BTC (31,416,866,674,481 sats)
Egypt — 118,365,995 → 302,078.277065 BTC (30,207,827,706,537 sats)
Philippines — 116,786,962 → 298,048.474688 BTC (29,804,847,468,784 sats)
DR Congo — 112,832,473 → 287,956.342874 BTC (28,795,634,287,419 sats)
Vietnam — 101,598,527 → 259,286.528944 BTC (25,928,652,894,388 sats)
Iran — 92,417,681 → 235,856.369448 BTC (23,585,636,944,848 sats)
Turkey — 87,685,426 → 223,779.324542 BTC (22,377,932,454,184 sats)
Germany — 84,075,075 → 214,565.456913 BTC (21,456,545,691,304 sats)
Thailand — 71,619,863 → 182,778.886949 BTC (18,277,888,694,889 sats)
Tanzania — 70,545,865 → 180,037.969125 BTC (18,003,796,912,522 sats)
United Kingdom — 69,551,332 → 177,499.851525 BTC (17,749,985,152,544 sats)
France — 66,650,804 → 170,097.501714 BTC (17,009,750,171,357 sats)
South Africa — 64,747,319 → 165,239.675197 BTC (16,523,967,519,659 sats)
Italy — 59,146,260 → 150,945.381870 BTC (15,094,538,187,021 sats)
Kenya — 57,532,493 → 146,795.571468 BTC (14,679,557,146,812 sats)
Myanmar — 54,850,648 → 139,915.953204 BTC (13,991,595,320,383 sats)
Colombia — 53,425,635 → 136,514.428434 BTC (13,651,442,843,445 sats)
South Korea — 51,667,029 → 132,318.454468 BTC (13,231,845,446,763 sats)
Sudan — 51,662,147 → 132,304.195412 BTC (13,230,419,541,220 sats)
Uganda — 51,384,894 → 131,198.579840 BTC (13,119,857,983,981 sats)
Spain — 47,889,958 → 122,178.520619 BTC (12,217,852,061,880 sats)
Algeria — 47,435,312 → 120,983.490840 BTC (12,098,349,084,001 sats)
Iraq — 47,020,774 → 119,996.179014 BTC (11,999,617,901,444 sats)
Argentina — 45,851,378 → 117,154.961551 BTC (11,715,496,155,060 sats)
Afghanistan — 43,844,111 → 112,628.517944 BTC (11,262,851,794,448 sats)
Yemen — 41,773,878 → 107,371.306787 BTC (10,737,130,678,695 sats)
Canada — 40,126,723 → 103,827.823546 BTC (10,382,782,354,593 sats)
Angola — 39,040,039 → 100,055.976734 BTC (10,005,597,673,403 sats)
Ukraine — 38,980,376 → 99,520.177497 BTC (9,952,017,749,701 sats)
Morocco — 38,430,770 → 98,107.452028 BTC (9,810,745,202,837 sats)
Poland — 38,140,910 → 97,327.529857 BTC (9,732,752,985,743 sats)
Uzbekistan — 37,053,428 → 94,575.521241 BTC (9,457,552,124,078 sats)
Malaysia — 35,977,838 → 91,824.436967 BTC (9,182,443,696,752 sats)
Mozambique — 35,631,653 → 90,925.742027 BTC (9,092,574,202,697 sats)
Ghana — 35,064,272 → 89,468.886920 BTC (8,946,888,692,016 sats)
Peru — 34,576,665 → 88,232.682092 BTC (8,823,268,209,207 sats)
Saudi Arabia — 34,566,328 → 88,205.996070 BTC (8,820,599,607,005 sats)
Madagascar — 32,740,678 → 83,598.283991 BTC (8,359,828,399,050 sats)
Côte d’Ivoire — 32,711,547 → 83,512.434203 BTC (8,351,243,420,256 sats)
Cameroon — 29,879,337 → 76,248.320019 BTC (7,624,832,001,887 sats)
Nepal — 29,618,118 → 75,652.400832 BTC (7,565,240,083,146 sats)
Venezuela — 28,516,896 → 72,781.954038 BTC (7,278,195,403,820 sats)
Niger — 27,917,831 → 71,204.508992 BTC (7,120,450,899,220 sats)
Australia — 26,974,026 → 68,856.591304 BTC (6,885,659,130,365 sats)
North Korea — 26,571,036 → 67,775.449145 BTC (6,777,544,914,492 sats)
Syria — 25,620,427 → 65,407.225473 BTC (6,540,722,547,283 sats)
Mali — 25,198,821 → 64,279.674384 BTC (6,427,967,438,449 sats)
Burkina Faso — 24,074,580 → 61,412.416814 BTC (6,141,241,681,390 sats)
Sri Lanka — 23,229,470 → 59,248.020597 BTC (5,924,802,059,743 sats)
Taiwan — 23,112,793 → 58,960.459297 BTC (5,896,045,929,725 sats)
Malawi — 22,216,120 → 56,707.876913 BTC (5,670,787,691,328 sats)
Zambia — 21,913,874 → 55,938.869616 BTC (5,593,886,961,585 sats)
Chad — 21,003,705 → 53,606.940488 BTC (5,360,694,048,800 sats)
Kazakhstan — 20,843,754 → 53,267.907856 BTC (5,326,790,785,604 sats)
Chile — 19,859,921 → 50,649.466367 BTC (5,064,946,636,668 sats)
Somalia — 19,654,739 → 50,128.165462 BTC (5,012,816,546,199 sats)
Senegal — 18,931,966 → 48,277.034410 BTC (4,827,703,441,046 sats)
Romania — 18,908,650 → 48,153.133215 BTC (4,815,313,321,473 sats)
Guatemala — 18,687,881 → 47,596.479020 BTC (4,759,647,901,984 sats)
Netherlands — 18,346,819 → 46,717.737898 BTC (4,671,773,789,842 sats)
Ecuador — 18,289,896 → 46,581.089974 BTC (4,658,108,997,405 sats)
Cambodia — 17,847,982 → 45,445.700788 BTC (4,544,570,078,771 sats)
Zimbabwe — 16,950,795 → 43,189.240356 BTC (4,318,924,035,559 sats)
Guinea — 15,099,727 → 38,525.911977 BTC (3,852,591,197,722 sats)
Benin — 14,814,460 → 37,823.710360 BTC (3,782,371,036,003 sats)
Rwanda — 14,569,341 → 37,182.277511 BTC (3,718,227,751,116 sats)
Burundi — 14,390,003 → 36,720.678601 BTC (3,672,067,860,058 sats)
Bolivia — 12,581,843 → 32,104.326331 BTC (3,210,432,633,140 sats)
Tunisia — 12,348,573 → 31,505.501587 BTC (3,150,550,158,703 sats)
South Sudan — 12,188,788 → 31,111.527917 BTC (3,111,152,791,744 sats)
Haiti — 11,906,095 → 30,387.517214 BTC (3,038,751,721,344 sats)
Belgium — 11,758,603 → 30,018.819899 BTC (3,001,881,989,874 sats)
Jordan — 11,520,684 → 29,424.977874 BTC (2,942,497,787,382 sats)
Dominican Republic — 11,520,487 → 29,424.453570 BTC (2,942,445,357,014 sats)
United Arab Emirates — 11,346,000 → 28,967.475273 BTC (2,896,747,527,314 sats)
Honduras — 11,005,850 → 28,116.047999 BTC (2,811,604,799,885 sats)
Cuba — 10,937,203 → 27,960.692050 BTC (2,796,069,204,988 sats)
Tajikistan — 10,786,734 → 27,576.838127 BTC (2,757,683,812,700 sats)
Papua New Guinea — 10,762,817 → 27,504.044298 BTC (2,750,404,429,831 sats)
Sweden — 10,656,633 → 27,238.942931 BTC (2,723,894,293,070 sats)
Czech Republic — 10,609,239 → 27,119.073897 BTC (2,711,907,389,720 sats)
Portugal — 10,411,834 → 26,607.578903 BTC (2,660,757,890,297 sats)
Azerbaijan — 10,397,713 → 26,566.078020 BTC (2,656,607,801,996 sats)
Greece — 9,938,844 → 25,349.064045 BTC (2,534,906,404,573 sats)
Togo — 9,721,608 → 24,796.210746 BTC (2,479,621,074,614 sats)
Hungary — 9,632,287 → 24,576.452172 BTC (2,457,645,217,231 sats)
Israel — 9,517,181 → 24,291.390002 BTC (2,429,139,000,226 sats)
Austria — 9,113,574 → 23,265.965974 BTC (2,326,596,597,397 sats)
Belarus — 8,997,603 → 22,985.453318 BTC (2,298,545,331,824 sats)
Switzerland — 8,967,407 → 22,888.710543 BTC (2,288,871,054,250 sats)
Sierra Leone — 8,819,794 → 22,512.596618 BTC (2,251,259,661,763 sats)
Laos — 7,873,046 → 20,095.881591 BTC (2,009,588,159,081 sats)
Turkmenistan — 7,618,847 → 19,449.529929 BTC (1,944,952,992,929 sats)
Libya — 7,458,555 → 19,041.717331 BTC (1,904,171,733,085 sats)
Hong Kong — 7,396,076 → 18,888.304563 BTC (1,888,830,456,334 sats)
Kyrgyzstan — 7,295,034 → 18,639.320179 BTC (1,863,932,017,946 sats)
Paraguay — 7,013,078 → 17,907.016352 BTC (1,790,701,635,195 sats)
Nicaragua — 7,007,502 → 17,898.151472 BTC (1,789,815,147,170 sats)
Bulgaria — 6,714,560 → 17,147.815232 BTC (1,714,781,523,219 sats)
Serbia — 6,689,039 → 17,080.135484 BTC (1,708,013,548,392 sats)
Congo (Republic) — 6,484,437 → 16,569.812345 BTC (1,656,981,234,505 sats)
El Salvador — 6,365,503 → 16,272.437062 BTC (1,627,243,706,230 sats)
Denmark — 6,002,507 → 15,345.393556 BTC (1,534,539,355,642 sats)
Singapore — 5,870,750 → 15,001.221841 BTC (1,500,122,184,096 sats)
Lebanon — 5,849,421 → 14,942.975119 BTC (1,494,297,511,939 sats)
Liberia — 5,731,206 → 14,639.645541 BTC (1,463,964,554,056 sats)
Finland — 5,623,329 → 14,364.618198 BTC (1,436,461,819,809 sats)
Norway — 5,623,071 → 14,364.058953 BTC (1,436,405,895,303 sats)
State of Palestine — 5,589,623 → 14,283.662720 BTC (1,428,366,272,012 sats)
Central African Republic — 5,513,282 → 14,091.702672 BTC (1,409,170,267,229 sats)
Oman — 5,494,691 → 14,052.943344 BTC (1,405,294,334,333 sats)
Slovakia — 5,474,881 → 14,008.999030 BTC (1,400,899,903,028 sats)
Mauritania — 5,315,065 → 13,600.685612 BTC (1,360,068,561,254 sats)
Ireland — 5,308,039 → 13,585.584305 BTC (1,358,558,430,541 sats)
New Zealand — 5,251,899 → 13,452.512821 BTC (1,345,251,282,108 sats)
Costa Rica — 5,152,950 → 13,199.932237 BTC (1,319,993,223,728 sats)
Kuwait — 5,026,078 → 12,881.900293 BTC (1,288,190,029,311 sats)
Panama — 4,571,189 → 11,722.061993 BTC (1,172,206,199,284 sats)
Croatia — 3,848,160 → 9,866.531744 BTC (986,653,174,426 sats)
Georgia — 3,806,671 → 9,757.491839 BTC (975,749,183,855 sats)
Eritrea — 3,607,003 → 9,251.312404 BTC (925,131,240,421 sats)
Mongolia — 3,517,100 → 9,020.441633 BTC (902,044,163,284 sats)
Uruguay — 3,384,688 → 8,683.387642 BTC (868,338,764,181 sats)
Puerto Rico — 3,235,289 → 8,303.260822 BTC (830,326,082,196 sats)
Bosnia and Herzegovina — 3,140,095 → 8,056.919002 BTC (805,691,900,199 sats)
Qatar — 3,115,889 → 7,988.114477 BTC (798,811,447,691 sats)
Namibia — 3,092,816 → 7,924.991769 BTC (792,499,176,900 sats)
Moldova — 2,996,106 → 7,676.971948 BTC (767,697,194,776 sats)
Armenia — 2,952,365 → 7,567.955998 BTC (756,795,599,822 sats)
Jamaica — 2,837,077 → 7,273.391505 BTC (727,339,150,512 sats)
Lithuania — 2,830,144 → 7,255.557777 BTC (725,555,777,256 sats)
Gambia — 2,822,093 → 7,236.684255 BTC (723,668,425,541 sats)
Albania — 2,771,508 → 7,102.206262 BTC (710,220,626,241 sats)
Gabon — 2,593,130 → 6,641.089128 BTC (664,108,912,816 sats)
Botswana — 2,562,122 → 6,566.216040 BTC (656,621,603,999 sats)
Lesotho — 2,363,325 → 6,056.817691 BTC (605,681,769,103 sats)
Guinea-Bissau — 2,249,515 → 5,765.165528 BTC (576,516,552,819 sats)
Slovenia — 2,117,072 → 5,428.223639 BTC (542,822,363,857 sats)
Equatorial Guinea — 1,938,431 → 4,969.823991 BTC (496,982,399,123 sats)
Latvia — 1,853,559 → 4,748.110037 BTC (474,811,003,729 sats)
North Macedonia — 1,813,791 → 4,649.587396 BTC (464,958,739,593 sats)
Bahrain — 1,643,332 → 4,208.660182 BTC (420,866,018,225 sats)
Trinidad and Tobago — 1,511,155 → 3,873.959493 BTC (387,395,949,327 sats)
Timor-Leste — 1,418,517 → 3,634.388429 BTC (363,438,842,927 sats)
Cyprus — 1,370,754 → 3,512.089081 BTC (351,208,908,121 sats)
Estonia — 1,344,232 → 3,444.729872 BTC (344,472,987,244 sats)
Mauritius — 1,268,280 → 3,250.388327 BTC (325,038,832,700 sats)
Eswatini — 1,256,174 → 3,218.451425 BTC (321,845,142,510 sats)
Djibouti — 1,184,076 → 3,036.170680 BTC (303,617,068,024 sats)
Fiji — 933,154 → 2,392.947620 BTC (239,294,762,015 sats)
Comoros — 882,847 → 2,263.598289 BTC (226,359,828,854 sats)
Réunion — 882,405 → 2,261.482475 BTC (226,148,247,500 sats)
Solomon Islands — 838,645 → 2,149.086615 BTC (214,908,661,475 sats)
Guyana — 835,986 → 2,142.450016 BTC (214,245,001,642 sats)
Bhutan — 796,682 → 2,041.953342 BTC (204,195,334,224 sats)
Macao — 722,007 → 1,850.186831 BTC (185,018,683,102 sats)
Luxembourg — 680,453 → 1,744.104678 BTC (174,410,467,796 sats)
Suriname — 639,850 → 1,639.816829 BTC (163,981,682,888 sats)
Montenegro — 632,729 → 1,621.489619 BTC (162,148,961,866 sats)
Western Sahara — 600,904 → 1,541.783180 BTC (154,178,318,031 sats)
Malta — 545,405 → 1,399.602806 BTC (139,960,280,614 sats)
Maldives — 529,676 → 1,359.409807 BTC (135,940,980,748 sats)
Cabo Verde — 527,326 → 1,353.838367 BTC (135,383,836,663 sats)
Brunei — 466,330 → 1,196.671324 BTC (119,667,132,375 sats)
Belize — 422,924 → 1,084.569035 BTC (108,456,903,450 sats)
Bahamas — 403,033 → 1,033.199173 BTC (103,319,917,338 sats)
Iceland — 398,266 → 1,020.412915 BTC (102,041,291,464 sats)
Guadeloupe — 373,791 → 958.769170 BTC (95,876,916,981 sats)
Martinique — 340,439 → 873.004064 BTC (87,300,406,394 sats)
Mayotte — 337,011 → 864.298299 BTC (86,429,829,895 sats)
Vanuatu — 335,169 → 859.000639 BTC (85,900,063,940 sats)
French Guiana — 313,666 → 803.551399 BTC (80,355,139,915 sats)
New Caledonia — 295,333 → 756.628041 BTC (75,662,804,098 sats)
Barbados — 282,623 → 724.138711 BTC (72,413,871,149 sats)
French Polynesia — 282,465 → 723.721306 BTC (72,372,130,618 sats)
São Tomé & Príncipe — 240,254 → 615.128511 BTC (61,512,851,143 sats)
Samoa — 219,306 → 561.020875 BTC (56,102,087,499 sats)
Curaçao — 185,487 → 474.100053 BTC (47,410,005,315 sats)
Saint Lucia — 180,149 → 460.003231 BTC (46,000,323,071 sats)
Guam — 168,999 → 431.327931 BTC (43,132,793,100 sats)
Kiribati — 136,488 → 348.280643 BTC (34,828,064,305 sats)
Seychelles — 132,779 → 338.834765 BTC (33,883,476,516 sats)
Grenada — 117,303 → 299.197175 BTC (29,919,717,495 sats)
Micronesia — 113,683 → 289.975661 BTC (28,997,566,062 sats)
Antigua and Barbuda — 97,929 → 249.984907 BTC (24,998,490,742 sats)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines — 110,000 → 280.728 (approx) BTC (28,072,703,??? sats)
Tonga — 105,000 → 268.? (approx) BTC
Dominica — 73,000 → 186.? (approx) BTC
Marshall Islands — 59,000 → 150.? (approx) BTC

2025-10-26 21:32:09 UTC

People do not really want bitcoin, because bitcoin involves responsibility,
and most people are frightened of responsibility.
They prefer to live under someone else's idea of truth, to obey rather than think, to blame rather than act.
The real battle is not between good and evil,
but between cowardice and courage, between those who dare to think for themselves and those who choose the comfort of chains.
https://blossom.primal.net/739e6ac3da41b2fa5c4b87523d424543640ec69536be2820d5ce510f3cacfcab.jpg

2025-03-07 15:45:12 UTC

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I prefer the word trade over buy.
The US will trade their goods and services for more Bitcoin. has a better ring to it. Cha ching

2025-03-07 03:33:55 UTC

Hear me out, bitcoin tariffs.
https://m.primal.net/PWaO.jpg

2025-03-07 03:30:04 UTC

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It would be nice if they demanded payment in bitcoin for the coming tariffs

2025-03-07 03:21:54 UTC

Not exactly the Nixon/Trump shock I was hoping for, but whatever
https://m.primal.net/PWZs.mov

2025-03-07 02:44:04 UTC

The Prime Minister of Bhutan is smart.
https://m.primal.net/PWYV.mov

2024-12-29 00:41:34 UTC

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Good work Francis. The wallet is amazing

2024-03-23 00:03:32 UTC

Everybody wan go Zapathon, nobody wan meet Zappa.
https://m.primal.net/Hnan.jpg

2024-02-18 17:56:26 UTC

No one deserves the power to create money for free that another man has to work for.
Governments have abused this privilege to benefit the few at the expense of the masses.
Bitcoin fixes this.
It's time to separate
money and state.
https://m.primal.net/Hdcp.jpg

2024-02-13 15:59:25 UTC

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This is the way.

2024-02-13 15:58:03 UTC

The Opposite of Fu*k up the Money, Fu*k up the World is:
Fix the Money Fix the World.
https://m.primal.net/HcXL.png

2023-10-12 15:58:07 UTC

All wars are bankers wars.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIE84LWvqU8

2023-10-12 15:24:45 UTC

User
what is the difference between fiduciary and custodial
ChatGPT
Fiduciary and custodial are two different terms used in the context of financial management, particularly when it comes to managing assets on behalf of someone else. Here's an explanation of the key differences between the two:
Fiduciary:
Legal Responsibility: A fiduciary is a person or entity that has a legal obligation to act in the best interests of another party, known as the beneficiary or client. This duty is often referred to as a "fiduciary duty."
Decision-Making: Fiduciaries are typically responsible for making financial decisions on behalf of the beneficiary. These decisions should prioritize the beneficiary's best interests and not the fiduciary's personal gain.
Types of Fiduciaries: Examples of fiduciaries include financial advisors, investment managers, trustees, and executors of wills. These individuals or entities manage investments, estates, or assets on behalf of others and are held to high ethical and legal standards.
Custodial:
Safekeeping of Assets: A custodian is an entity, such as a bank or financial institution, responsible for the safekeeping and administration of assets, but they don't make investment decisions on behalf of the client.
Asset Protection: Custodians hold and safeguard assets, such as stocks, bonds, or cash, on behalf of clients, ensuring that the assets are protected and accounted for. They may also process transactions and settlements.
Limited Decision-Making: Custodians don't typically have discretion over how the assets are invested or managed. They follow the instructions of the client or their appointed fiduciary.
In summary, the main difference between fiduciary and custodial roles is that fiduciaries have the legal responsibility to act in the best interests of their clients and make investment decisions, while custodians are primarily responsible for the safekeeping and administration of assets, following the instructions of the client or fiduciary. Often, these roles can overlap, with a fiduciary hiring a custodian to handle the safekeeping and administrative aspects of managing a client's assets.
User
which one of these has more resposibility to the client and why
ChatGPT
In terms of responsibility to the client, a fiduciary typically has a higher level of responsibility compared to a custodian. This heightened responsibility is due to the fiduciary duty, which is a legal and ethical obligation to act in the best interests of the client. Here's why fiduciaries have more responsibility:
Fiduciary Duty: Fiduciaries are legally bound to put the client's best interests first. This duty is often described as the highest standard of care in the financial industry. Fiduciaries must make decisions that are solely for the benefit of the client, even if it means forgoing personal gain.
Decision-Making Authority: Fiduciaries are typically granted decision-making authority over the client's investments and financial matters. They are expected to make informed and prudent decisions that align with the client's financial goals and risk tolerance.
Ongoing Monitoring: Fiduciaries are responsible for continuously monitoring the client's financial situation and adjusting their strategies as necessary to adapt to changing circumstances.
Full Disclosure: Fiduciaries are also required to provide full transparency regarding fees, conflicts of interest, and any potential risks associated with their recommendations.
Custodians, on the other hand, are responsible for the safekeeping and administrative aspects of managing a client's assets but do not make investment decisions. Their responsibility is primarily focused on asset protection, record-keeping, and executing transactions based on the client's or fiduciary's instructions. While custodians play a crucial role in ensuring the security and accuracy of financial assets, their primary duty is not to make investment decisions or provide personalized financial advice.
Overall, the fiduciary's responsibility to the client is greater because they have a legal and ethical obligation to act in the client's best interests and make decisions that align with the client's financial goals. This heightened responsibility is intended to ensure that clients receive the highest standard of care and protection for their financial well-being.
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so what you're saying is that people that use a fiduciary are more likely to be irresposible and think it's better for them to trust someone else with there financess rather take self custody of there own money.
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No, that's not what I'm saying. The choice between using a fiduciary or managing your finances independently is a personal decision that depends on various factors, including your level of financial expertise, time availability, and individual preferences. Here are a few points to consider:
Expertise: If you have a high level of expertise in financial matters, you may feel comfortable managing your own finances. On the other hand, if you lack financial knowledge, a fiduciary can provide valuable guidance.
Time and Interest: Some individuals have the time and interest to manage their own finances and investments. Others may prefer to delegate these responsibilities to a professional, freeing up their time for other pursuits.
Complexity: The complexity of your financial situation plays a role. Simple financial situations can often be managed independently, while more complex ones, involving investments, tax planning, and estate planning, may benefit from professional assistance.
Fiduciary Trust: Working with a fiduciary doesn't mean you're irresponsible. It's a way to ensure that the person or entity managing your finances has a legal obligation to act in your best interests. Many people choose fiduciaries to have peace of mind and professional guidance.
Diversification: A fiduciary can help you diversify your investments and make well-informed decisions, potentially reducing risks and enhancing returns.
It's essential to make the choice that aligns with your financial goals and your comfort level with managing your finances. Some people choose to handle their finances independently, while others prefer to work with a fiduciary or financial advisor to benefit from their expertise and to have someone they can trust to act in their best interests.
The key is to be informed, whether you choose self-custody or work with a financial professional, and to ensure that your financial decisions align with your objectives and risk tolerance. There's no one-size-fits-all answer, as it varies from person to person.
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By putting someone else in charge of my money wheather it is Fiduciary or Custodial am I not risking losing my money by putting trust in someone else.
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When you entrust someone else, whether it's a fiduciary or custodian, with the management of your money or assets, there are inherent risks involved. However, these risks can be managed and minimized through careful selection, due diligence, and ongoing oversight. Here are some key considerations:
Risk of Mismanagement: There is a risk that the person or entity managing your finances may make decisions that result in financial losses. To mitigate this risk, it's crucial to choose a reputable and competent professional or institution with a track record of sound financial management.
Conflict of Interest: Conflicts of interest can arise, especially if the advisor or custodian benefits from certain financial products or services. Fiduciaries are legally obligated to put your interests first, but it's essential to be aware of any potential conflicts and address them.
Fraud and Misconduct: In rare cases, individuals or entities entrusted with your money can engage in fraudulent activities. It's important to perform background checks and verify the credentials and reputation of your financial professionals or institutions.
Diversification: Regardless of whether you manage your finances independently or use a professional, it's important to diversify your investments to spread risk. Diversification helps reduce the impact of a poor decision by a single manager.
Ongoing Monitoring: Regularly monitor your investments or assets and stay informed about the decisions made on your behalf. Maintain open communication with your fiduciary or custodian and ensure you understand the strategies being employed.
Legal Protections: Make sure your money is protected by appropriate legal and regulatory safeguards. For example, custodians should have insurance in place to protect your assets.
Insurance and Contracts: Consider using insurance products or contracts that protect your investments or assets in case of unexpected events.
It's important to strike a balance between trust and prudence. While there are risks associated with entrusting your finances to someone else, working with a reputable fiduciary or custodian can provide expertise, professional guidance, and peace of mind. It's essential to do your due diligence, maintain open communication, and be actively involved in overseeing your financial affairs, regardless of whether you choose to manage them yourself or with professional assistance.

2023-07-13 21:41:52 UTC

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2023-07-09 12:48:45 UTC

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2023-07-09 01:12:57 UTC

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2023-07-07 12:04:38 UTC

Hey Nostr
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2023-07-06 10:53:00 UTC

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2023-03-06 12:43:21 UTC

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2023-02-26 20:22:27 UTC

Covid was was a Marketing Campaign by big Pharma to sell vaccines. The Ukraine war is a Marketing Campaign by the military industrial complex to sell weapons.
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2023-02-26 01:51:09 UTC

JUST IN: SEC Chair Gensler confirms "everything other than #Bitcoin " is a security.
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2023-02-26 01:28:31 UTC

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2023-02-26 01:23:53 UTC

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2023-02-25 23:36:32 UTC

Countries all over the world are frantically printing money to buy bitcoin. But there will come a time when they will no longer be able to buy bitcoin with money. They will have to earn it.