Should the Teamsters/UPS 401k plan allocate to Bitcoin ETF when approved?

Should the Teamsters/UPS 401k plan allocate to Bitcoin ETF when approved?

  • Yes

    Votes: 13 21.7%
  • No

    Votes: 39 65.0%
  • I cannot read

    Votes: 7 11.7%
  • I love working

    Votes: 1 1.7%

  • Total voters
    60
  • Poll closed .

BadIdeaGuy

Keyboard Kenny
Staff member
We told them don’t you dare liquidate our treasuries.

Your reaching…grasping. Relax. Siri makes it hard on me sometimes with talk to text.
Anyone that treats an investment as a religion is either misguided, or directly benefitting from the ignorant followers.
 

Over70irregs

Bans = Control…. Moving on
The government needs the control its spending.

The FED really messed up after covid when I started issuing short-term treasuries
The rights was very low they should have done 10, 20 and 30 year treasuries
At 1% or less
They can’t control. Greed is base in nature. It has to be taken out of their hands.
 

Over70irregs

Bans = Control…. Moving on
Anyone that treats an investment as a religion is either misguided, or directly benefitting from the ignorant followers.
Religions have a leader. Buildings. Addresses. Non-profit designations. Telephone numbers. Centralized leadership. Also prone to falling off the path. Political affiliations abound.
 
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BadIdeaGuy

Keyboard Kenny
Staff member
I help run an organization. It is reality… it is now.
Christianity has no phone number. No address. No mortal “leader”.

You can find local groups with such trivial attributes, but the religion doesn’t have them.

There are those on this board that treat Bitcoin as a religion.
 

Thebrownblob

Well-Known Member
Don’t have to trust. You can run your own node to verify for yourself. Ask the people in Central Pension how trust went. If they could have verified their funds it would not be underfunded and/or made adjustments accordingly.

Run your own node? You do realize 80- 90% of the people in this country have no idea what you’re talking about and that is exactly why it’s not an investment vehicle for the investment majority at this time.
 

BadIdeaGuy

Keyboard Kenny
Staff member
Run your own node? You do realize 80- 90% of the people in this country have no idea what you’re talking about and that is exactly why it’s not an investment vehicle for the investment majority at this time.
And the fact of the matter is that anyone with enough computing power and bandwidth can run many nodes.

Giving them many votes in the future of the technology.

It’s a democracy where one IPV4 connection is one vote. Which is great if you are AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
 

Over70irregs

Bans = Control…. Moving on
Christianity has no phone number. No address. No mortal “leader”.

You can find local groups with such trivial attributes, but the religion doesn’t have them.

There are those on this board that treat Bitcoin as a religion.
All religions gravitate towards centralization. We have to resist it and allow growth of the people. That is our true purpose. Even God wasn’t singular…. “Let us make man”…
 

Thebrownblob

Well-Known Member
And the fact of the matter is that anyone with enough computing power and bandwidth can run many nodes.

Giving them many votes in the future of the technology.

It’s a democracy where one IPV4 connection is one vote. Which is great if you are AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
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100%ORIONComplianceGuy

26+ Year UPSer and Teamster
It is in a pension.
Not if the asset provides a constant return overtime.
I’m a little bit confused. I thought true cryptocurrency champions hated fake Fiat backed by our federal reserve. Why would they want bitcoin to be an investment vehicle for something that pays out in Fake fiat?
To counter inflation. Which, unless you are on certain government pensions, are susceptible to the devaluation because of the inflation.
This is false.

Bitcoin *currently* has a fixed supply, with the promise of collective wisdom preventing future inflation.

I do not trust this to be a constant therefore.
False. Bitcoin is considered a hedge against inflation because of its finite supply.
 

Thebrownblob

Well-Known Member
Not if the asset provides a constant return overtime.

To counter inflation. Which, unless you are on certain government pensions, are susceptible to the devaluation because of the inflation.

False. Bitcoin is considered a hedge against inflation because of its finite supply.
Our pension has never been guaranteed against inflation. Best we can do is negotiate at contract year. We are not the government we do not have pretend money.
 
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