Vision Cim

• Like the cryptocurrency market, my relationship with a bitcoin bro was unpredictable and exhausting.
• I asked a financial wellness coach what to do differently next time, and she suggested paying attention to money behaviors as early as the first date.
• I learned that I prefer spending money in alignment with my values over get-rich-quick schemes.
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I dated a masculine person who was heavily invested in bitcoin and altcoins for a year and a half, spending most of her time on reddit threads and group chats about which way the market will go next. Just like the cryptocurrency market, our relationship was unpredictable and exhausting.

It started with expensive dinners, fancy gifts, and last-minute island trips. When it was time to buckle down and talk about finances, she and I got into many heated arguments. I quickly realized we had different values when it

• Glassmaker View halted the installation of key machinery, people familiar with its operations said.
• The SoftBank-backed company has high operating costs that eat into its cash reserves.
• Former employees told Insider that View burned capital almost as fast as it raised it.

View Inc., the SoftBank-backed glass manufacturer under pressure from Nasdaq for failing to file recent financial statements, has delayed the introduction of new production machinery critical to its growth, Insider has learned.

This month, the company halted the installation of a second “coater” — a machine that applies a special film to its glass — at its factory in Olive Branch, Mississippi, to slow down cash burn, three people familiar with View’s operations told Insider.

The second coater was meant to help View produce more glass over a shorter time period and at a lower average cost, the people familiar with the operations said. It was also expected