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If your family needs 50 bitcoin to survive...something is a bit wrong. Other than that, getting involved with pleblab would probably be a good idea. I feel their mission seems to be going in the right direction.
If your family needs 50 bitcoin to survive...something is a bit wrong.
That's my point. What do you do with the bitcoin you don't need, to help the world? Donate to opensats? Start a small community mining operation in Africa?
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I guess if l had to give it away, l would talk to people who are already doing it and get some advice. I would think you would want to form some kind of trust, or way to keep gaining more bitcoin so you never run out of funding?
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You could invest in some startup fund like Ego Death Capital, buy some SN territories, etc. There are many possibilities.
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Right, these look promising. I guess it depends how hands on you would want to be?
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31 sats \ 2 replies \ @ek 15 Apr
Other than that, getting involved with pleblab would probably be a good idea. I feel their mission seems to be going in the right direction.
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/cc @Car
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100 sats \ 1 reply \ @Car 15 Apr
100% we would only use 2-3 bitcoin to purchase our own space. 50 is an insanely amount of bitcoin for one entity to control to distribute. Would not recommend it.
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5 sats \ 0 replies \ @Car 15 Apr
I also would direct you towards the startups/builders inside of pleblab to directly invest in them they have trouble raising because they are building on the cutting edge. Not a lot of Bitcoin VC's take those kind of risks these days. Max of Hivemind might be the only one I know of.
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