You could've bought 25,000 bitcoins even in mid 2010.   D=  I didn't even know about it back then and even if I did I likely wouldn't have invested because I was a fool. 

Just post regularly and give valuable insight into any field you have knowledge about.  Post amount will come with time, be sure not to spam.  Just generally be a normal person and ask/answer questions when applicable and you wont go wrong.

There's lots of different methods to earning money in the crypto world.  Day trading is probably the most common.  Pick some coins that have decent price action (fluctuations daily between 10-20% or so) and buy low sell high.  It may seem more complicated than that but it really isn't.  The trick is to diversify your investments.  Every coin in the market will have different price action so you can invest in a different one if one isn't doing well currently.  The worst thing is to get stuck in an investment before you're able to get out in profit.  To minimize the damage of that, don't invest everything into one thing.  Invest multiple different coins.  At the same time, you can minimize your risk by buying more in as the price drops on a coin as well.  As the price drops and you get more and more invested, the average price of your investment per coin lowers overall, allowing you to take profit earlier when things rise again.  There's lots of different methods, but you should find one and stick to it.  Leave emotions out of the decision, they will get you killed in the market.

Why can't we have both?  I think privacy to a certain extent should be important for everyone to have access to.  We shouldn't have to restructure our society because there are a few people out there who aim to do terrible things.  Infringing on everyone's privacy to attempt to stop that small group is a terrible way to go about it, and likely still won't stop anything.  We've had our lives snooped on for the past decade now, but that hasn't stopped any of these school shootings, or any of the other shootings in general.  The one's that have been stopped are because someone in that person's life saw red flags and did something about it.  We need more of that, not general surveillance of the public.  People have the right to privacy.

Hey, thanks so much for doing this! 

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someone already got me from another post, but again I appreciate your efforts!