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George @George1Trader

15 hours ago

Everything about to bounce hard imo..

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Carl Moon 🌙 @TheMoonCarl

22 hours ago

BITCOIN COLLAPSE IS STARTING youtu.be/J3iyyKQDAMM?si…

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Coins I find interesting (that are not extremely consensus atm): $KNTQ (gud HYPE beta) $WALLET (Ambire token - privacy infra builder team...if ETH privacy narrative does take off, feels like proxy exposure at 1/50th the price of Railgun) $VEIL (seemingly forgotten privacy protocol on Base with strong backers) $ETH (not actually bullish, but I have stockholm syndrome)

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Quinten | 048.eth @QuintenFrancois

a day ago

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Charles Hoskinson @IOHK_Charles

2 days ago

Summit Ideas x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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Ansem @blknoiz06

4 days ago

had to reread this a few times but pretty wild how much value saylor created doing this even when they're essentially flat on the investment, am excited to see how this plays out w/ robotics investments instead of BTC as the underlying

RoboStrategy @RoboStrategy

2 weeks ago

Case one: Strategy (Nasdaq: MSTR). In August 2020, Strategy began buying Bitcoin. BTC value per diluted share: ~$2.34. Today, BTC value per share: $164.71 Net of Credit/Preferred Shares: $129.53 That’s ~55× in 5.7 years. Important note: Strategy's average Bitcoin buying

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Sjuul | AltCryptoGems @AltCryptoGems

2 days ago

$BTC / $USDT - TA OTD 📊 Unfortunately, bitcoin is following our plan from last week. We knew sellers were in control, and we expected price to keep pushing lower. And here we are. But not all bad news is equal, and a big opportunity may be waiting just around the corner. Follow me to find out!

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Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 @pmarca

2 days ago

Plausible.

RoboStrategy @RoboStrategy

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Cooker.hl | 版本之子 (Theo Arc) @CookerFlips

2 days ago

lmfao

Cooker.hl | 版本之子 (Theo Arc) @CookerFlips

a year ago

If you like Hyperliquid at $35 you’re gonna love it at $50 when the biggest CEXs start buying their share Fair warning

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Titan Builder 🌕👷‍♂️ @titanbuilderxyz

7 days ago

1/5 PropAMM volume on Ethereum is starting to ramp, hitting $1M+ in the last week alone.

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Dan Held @danheld

4 days ago

There’s Bitcoin. And then there’s everything else. Folks are finally starting to realize that.

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Laura Shin @laurashin

3 days ago

🛢️On the latest Bits + Bips, @SteveSosnick describes a ratchet effect in markets: stocks rally on every hint of a Persian Gulf resolution, and when the story falls through, oil and bonds give it back but equities don't. 🎧

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Crypto Kid @CryptoKid

4 days ago

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Rodney @cryptojourneyrs

3 days ago

Just four legends hanging out. $TROLL $PEPE $DOGE $WOJAK

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TFTC @TFTC21

4 days ago

Japan's oil imports from the Middle East have plunged 67% since the Strait of Hormuz blockade began. The country is now buying Russian crude for the first time since the war started. Roughly 90% of Japan's crude comes from the Middle East, with the vast majority transiting Hormuz. A naphtha shortage has disrupted plastics, packaging, and construction, with imports down 47% in April. Japan has already drawn down its strategic petroleum reserves at record pace, releasing roughly 80 million barrels in March alone, with additional releases in May. As @peruvian_bull laid out in a recent episode, Japan's fiscal position was already fragile before this. Public debt exceeds 200% of GDP. The 10-year JGB is at multi-decade highs. The BOJ is running out of room between yield curve pressure and the need to taper. Japan has been papering over structural problems with monetary intervention for decades rather than letting the system restructure. Now layer an energy crisis on top. If the Strait stays closed much longer, Japan faces surging energy costs, inflation, manufacturing disruptions, and mounting fiscal strain, all hitting a system that was already stretched thin. It is scrambling to reroute through US crude, Russia, and alternative suppliers, but at significantly higher cost. This is the kind of cascading fragility that makes sovereign, permissionless money matter. When your currency is being debased, your fiscal position is deteriorating, and your energy supply depends on a chokepoint on the other side of the world, the ability to hold and move value without permission is not a luxury.

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Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1

4 days ago

We're all slaves to the bottom quintile and the collection of megacorporations that exploit the various subsidies lavished upon it For example, the productive are taxed to fund SNAP, which the bottom quintile uses to buy carbonated corn syrup called soda, and SNAP is about a quarter of Coca-Cola/PepsiCo revenue. Soda is the number one item bought with SNAP. We then are taxed yet more to fund the Medicaid for the bottom quintile, so our tax dollars can pay for the diabetes treatments for the corn syrup enjoyers, so they can continue consuming more corn syrup while relying on SNAP and Medicaid. So, those who are destroying the West's topsoil at a rapid rate to grow corn benefit (they're subsidized through other programs as well), Pepsi and Coca Cola benefit, and the bottom quintile benefits The average net taxpayer, on the other hand, receives absolutely no benefits from this...unless he owns shares in those companies, the gains on and dividends of which are then taxed again to further keep the ridiculous cycle of yeast life subsidization going

Mike Solana @micsolana

5 days ago

almost every city in the country now sits atop a system in which a minority of highly-productive young people are expected to work away their best years around the clock, just to cover rent, while giving away half their income to crazy people, criminals, and bureaucrats.

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Jim C @uncleJim21

4 days ago

Brb learning how to Coinjoin EBT cards on @TFTC21 with @MartyBent 's latest guest. I suggest you do the same.

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Santiago R Santos @santiagoroel

a week ago

For crypto to grow we need more transparency. Biggest step forward for the industry in a long time Great work @Blockworks

Blockworks @Blockworks

a week ago

Introducing the Transparency Alliance. An industry-led alliance establishing the Token Transparency Framework as the standard for token market disclosures.