Hey Ted, first of, I’ve followed you from Skool and respect all of the work you’ve put forward to the community. 💪 Second, I’m curious, will you be planning to host any live calls in this group for some beginners Q/A type stuff? I’ve got so many questions as a beginner about assessing the risk of governments shutting BTC down, the best way to hold it, the best way to buy less than one entire Bitcoin, how to avoid theft, future forecasts for growth, on and on. Would love the chance/ format to live chat with some mentors and others at my same level. Any future plans for something like this? Cheers, Mitch

Not sure whether anyone is watching, but I have seen many new hurdles put up for UK bitcoiners over the past few months: exchanges closing down, or overseas ones throwing out UK customers b/c "regulatory changes", also UK-based ones dialling down their services and limiting features that we were used to having earlier. Has anyone else in this group noticed these things going on, and what's you guys' take on this? I am aware they cannot "make it illegal" or stuff, but it is annoying enough if the on- and off-ramps are increasingly limited, congested, or taken away. Sure the "genie is out the bottle" (as Andreas Antonopoulos always points out) but I'd rather have easy access and options for going in and out of Crypto than bloody government boneheads -- who don't get it anyway -- making things unnecessarily difficult just to give themselves (and their failed monetary policies) some lift. Please feel free to comment below and add your own thoughts (whether UK-related or not). I see similar things happen in the U. S. as well (matters around Coinbase & more).

Where's the devil's advocates? What are the most prevalent cons and risk factors for using or investing in Bitcoin or crypto in general? To make a wise choice it would be ideal to consider all sides as potentially true.