You know that old man who yells at Bitcoin online? Turns out his son has turned his back to gold and opted for Bitcoin. They even Tweet about their personal differences on the matter online to one another like all normal families do.

I admit, I briefly chuckled when I read the headline and saw who it was referring to but part of me also feels suspicious, like this is some sort of act or something. First off, is it normal to call your son out online like that on his birthday regarding your long lost hate aka Bitcoin? But leaving that aside, it all just seems too real, by that I mean it's mostly the younger generation who's learning and adapting about Bitcoin and crypto right, while the older generation mostly either doesn't care or becomes an obsessed weirdo.

This father-son relation portrays that age representation in crypto perfectly. So IDK, maybe it is just a case of the inevitable, about how the younger generation wants to understand and learn more, wants to break free from the monetary shackles and perhaps is even attracted to it all due to crypto's rebellious nature. Either way this father-son dispute is of no concern to me, I'm more concerned about this sub-20.000 level we're at again now. I honestly have no idea what's to come and I'm not really trading or doing anything these days, but history has taught me that when a certain level is tested often enough, it will eventually break far beyond. So why aren't I fiat-ing the bulk of my crypto and hope that history repeats itself? I'm not sure to be honest, maybe the vague reasons for these crashes are just not impressing me. All I know is I'm just keeping things as they are for the time being and for the rest just keeping an eye on the TORN developments, both legally and technically.