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@ObsoleteSony I love how it had the spiderman 3 font and also coincided very closely with spiderman 3. It also gives rather nice venom look too. Purchased it at launch until it died and Sony replaced it with a slim :(. Even tried to repair it myself by opening it up.

I remain bullish on Bitcoin in the long term - the U.S market alone has the potential upend the landscape.

@F1 @Cadillac_F1 Excited to see it race here in Melbourne, I’ll be repping @ElbaiteUS come March at Albert Park.

Cadillac's first-ever Formula 1 car is here 😍 #F1

@ZynxBTC Fudders gonna fud until they don’t

You can't make this up. The author of the financial times article today has been talking shit about Bitcoin since 2015 when it was at $300. She's literally saying the same things 11 years later with Bitcoin at $70,000. Some people never learn. Next one at $250,000 perhaps?

@Cadillac_F1 @ElbaiteUS time to stamp our logo on that

Progress under pressure. The first Cadillac Formula 1® Team livery is here.

@Cointelegraph 🤔

🇺🇸 ETF FLOWS: SOL and XRP spot ETFs saw net inflows last week, while BTC and ETH spot ETFs saw net outflows. BTC: - $689.22M ETH: - $149.07M SOL: $2.94M XRP: $39.04M

@toly My puppy is growing currently at 5% per month in mass, my calculations show that in 10 years time he’ll be 1.4 tonnes. I don’t know how to afford the food he’ll need by then.

If energy demand grows at 2% a year by year 5000 we should be using all the energy in the Milky Way galaxy.

@ElbaiteUS Good time to hodl I guess

I wasn't sure we'd be back...but see you day 5😒

Everyone is talking about gold and silver but the real metal of the future is copper. I’m extremely long on this metal for several reasons but the key conviction is stemmed from the fact that copper mining isn’t something you can spin up quickly and global demand is insatiable.

@KobeissiLetter Never thought gold and silver would experience volatility of this magnitude.

BREAKING: Gold officially reclaims $5,000/oz and silver rises back into $80/oz. Another wild week is ahead of us.

@laurashin Bitcoin and Copper - why copper? Because it’s required for almost everything the entire global economy is focusing on building. Even yes bitcoin miners require copper. There is also greater demand for it than the copper output due to some several large copper mines shutdown.

Which assets are you most bullish on right now? 🐂🎯🤑

@FT Only a few years ago $70,000 BTC seemed like a far fetched reality to most fudders. Bitcoin is volatile, this is the volatility in action. In fact its volatility has steadily been reducing over time.

Good morning, Asia. While you were sleeping, one of our most-read articles was this opinion piece about bitcoin’s worst crash since 2022. Ever since its creation, bitcoin has been on a journey that will end, splattered on the ground, writes Jemima Kelly. ft.trib.al/mMo0Wj6

@Kalshi Over what time period?

JUST IN: 45% chance Bitcoin reclaims $100,000

@ValtteriBottas @tiffanycromwell @southaustralia It’s a beautiful country and welcome to Australia

You beauty 🇦🇺

These kinds of weeks don’t move charts much. But if you’re actually building long-term financial infrastructure, they’re the ones that matter.

It also explains why this phase feels slower and less exciting. More licences. More compliance. More boring conversations with lawyers and regulators. But that’s the cost of handling real money at scale.

Two crypto stories this week stood out to me, and not because of price. US regulators giving crypto firms a path toward national trust banks. And JPMorgan launching a tokenised money market fund.