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I am being forced out of my previous investment institution (US based), so I am faced with picking a new one. The top contender is a Canadian bank, but TBH the Canadian goverment seems dodgy as hell. Would you have faith that major Canadian banks will/can honor their clients, or have you got a better idea? US banks have utterly failed to service international customers, by choice and by law, so I have to get out. I know next to nothing about the laws and poitics of Canada, other than they are all faggots. Hopefully someone here can clarify the stability of Canada and their banks/financial law for me. Thanks fellas.

I am being forced out of my previous investment institution (US based), so I am faced with picking a new one. The top contender is a Canadian bank, but TBH the Canadian goverment seems dodgy as hell. Would you have faith that major Canadian banks will/can honor their clients, or have you got a better idea? US banks have utterly failed to service international customers, by choice and by law, so I have to get out. I know next to nothing about the laws and poitics of Canada, other than they are all faggots. Hopefully someone here can clarify the stability of Canada and their banks/financial law for me. Thanks fellas.

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Well, thanks for the advice.

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I gave you the "advice". I told you to learn about crypto, I told you to use a mortgage. If you want more "advice" (this is just my opinion and only that), buy commodities, exit fiat-derivative positions and keep as little liquid around as possible.

The most, other than the basics I've laid out, that I'd say about crypto is to avoid vaporware like dodge or Craig's bullshit scam or anything like it.

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I don't keep cash, never implied it, but crypto just dumped 53% on average over 2 weeks, no? Only a very few didn't tank. Or are you saying "buy the dip", like all of Reddit is? I don't consider 53% a "dip".

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You don't consider it a dip to buy because you don't know yet what Blockchain offers, you let moonboi faggots on faggit shape your view of the entire industry and you have yet to understand volatility is how you achieve upward mobility. Dave Ramsey is a retard. Listening to his "only let your money be in safe positions" is absolutely foolish and antiquated.

Crypto is FUDed like mad. The CIA just did that pipeline ransomware shit to capitalize on Elon's recent thumb on the scale. If you'll do basic chain analysis, you'll find most of the biggest wallets have been accumulating over this dip. Besides, you really think a measly 3x from last halving ATH is all that was going to come with the LN news and wider L2 storm, the NFT craze (seems like it's already faded; besides, we saw a simple glimpse of what NFTs can do... think about digitizing authentication immutability and what that means for other sectors) and the looming implications of wider adoption? Have you seen the news on El Salvador and Columbia?

You people have seen nothing. I didn't come here and give you all a primer at least a year and a half ago because I'm some asshole. I did it to help you. The retards smacking about DOGE and CUMMIES are best ignored. Find projects and chains that offer vivid utility and buy those.