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Better yet, if most of my wealth is in crypto, can I be considered an accredited investor question

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Does crypto count for being an accredited investor?

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Crypto is for opposing the banks. I truly hope no one is under the delusion that they’ll participate in the end of their own scam. They have zero interest in sound money and will behave very, very badly to prevent it.

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The clicks and pops on every recording is brutal. You need a new Mic, XLR cord or recording device. Love the content every day.

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Well then, let's call it qualified wealth. If you buy a Maserati at a highway dealership that offers no off-ramps, do you really own a Maserati?

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The rise of crypto wealth presents a challenge for traditional banks, which often don't account for cryptocurrency holdings when assessing net worth. Startups like Meanwhile are seizing the opportunity to offer tailored financial services to this growing demographic, signaling a shift in the financial landscape toward crypto-focused solutions. Let us hope that we are all right and startups like meanwhile will get to flourish.

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The real estate world is so messed up.

I got rejected from ~20 lenders for a mortgage even though my salary was plenty.

Finally, my employer was able to create a US entity and label me as a W-2.

Suddenly all the banks opened their arms to me.

I'm excited for these antiquated institutions to get replaced.

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