exploiter of fragility

@SP199393 @ActAccordingly Two things can be true: 1) agentic AI requires more memory 2) memory is still cyclical, at least to a degree

@ActAccordingly Dude, you may be wrong here Let me put it really simply - do you think agentic AI requires more or less memory? $MU

If you're wondering about the action in $MU today, I think you should look to Druckenmiller's sage advice on chemical stocks. If you don't look at the $MU print as anything but a commodity producer benefitting from a supply/demand imbalance you're probably not going to do well here. I don't make the rules, he does: "Chemical stocks, however, behave quite differently. In this industry, the key factor seems to be capacity. The ideal time to buy the chemical stocks is after a lot of capacity has left the industry and there’s a catalyst that you believe will trigger an increase in demand. Conversely, the ideal time to sell these stocks is when there are lots of announcements for new plants, not when the earnings turn down. The reason for this behavioral pattern is that expansion plans mean that earnings will go down in two to three years, and the stock market tends to anticipate such developments."

@wholemars On the margin, I think Milton has much more credibility than Brett Adcock, but that of course doesn’t say much

You’d have to be an absolute fucking moron to invest in Trevor Milton’s new company You’d have to be an even bigger moron to ride in his “autonomous jet”

@itsVreng @dxvid @elonmusk “Lawyer, programmer, animator” yeah, you’re cooked

@dxvid @elonmusk is this a threat?

Minute-long story made w Grok Imagine

@Giovann35084111 Death is an engineering problem and it will be solved

Such a fascinating video—twenty people engaging in elaborate mental gymnastics to argue that death is somehow “good.” It really highlights how deeply conditioned we are. From early childhood, we’re immersed in a cultural narrative that normalizes—and often even glorifies—death as something natural, necessary, or meaningful. That belief becomes so ingrained that questioning it feels almost taboo. Breaking out of that mindset is incredibly difficult, because it’s not just an idea—it’s a societal enchantment, reinforced by philosophy, religion, and tradition.

@AForeit @StockMKTNewz Tell me you don’t understand bitcoin without telling me

@StockMKTNewz Singlehandedly destroying the usefulness of Bitcoin to the point it'll be worthless.

Michael Saylor and Strategy $MSTR bought 22,337 more Bitcoin this past week for an average cost of ~$70,194 per bitcoin. Saylor and MicroStrategy now hold a total of 761,068 Bitcoin, which they bought for ~$75,696 per $BTC 761,068 Bitcoin is 3.62% of the Bitcoin that can ever exist

@ronjonbSaaS TSLA relative to BTCUSD over time. Which one is shit again?

$BTC is S*it. 2021 and 2026 has proved it. Reply if you think otherwise.

@ronjonbSaaS Google stock relative to BTCUSD over time. Which one is shit again?

@ronjonbSaaS Bitcoin is the best performing asset in history, it has displayed power law behavior (straight line in log-log) over eight orders of magnitude. Assuming the power law holds, BTC price Dec 30 2050 projected: 10^-17 * 15337^5.8 =$18,936,269.33/coin. No asset you hold can compete.

@robox1234 @PeterMcCormack @Heccles94 Govt hires and expands payrolls only by taxing value created in the private sector through entrepreneurship and production. Without a productive private economy, it has no sustainable funding. It redistributes jobs but cannot solely generate net sustainable growth or real wealth.

@LongVol42069 @PeterMcCormack @Heccles94 Does the government not create jobs then? How many were jobs that have been privatised over time? Hard to say. Got nothing against entrepreneurs. They’re great. The safety net the state provides encourages them to take the risk.

Billionaires do not create jobs. Stop saying it. Without billionaires, we would still build things, design things, teach things, sell things, buy things. Billionaires capitalise profits. That's it.

@bettyvschmartz @robox1234 @PeterMcCormack @Heccles94 If there were no entrepreneurs, being employed by the government would yield horrible QOL: 1) no private sector innovation to drive deflation of goods and services, 2) no negotiation leverage regarding pay/work/benefits, 3) no equity compensation: no chance to build real wealth

@robox1234 @PeterMcCormack @Heccles94 So you think jobs just spring up without entrepreneurs? Jeff Bezos employs ~1.5m people. You are right to some extent though; these people would be employed. By Socialists. They'd make up jobs in government and let the tax payer fund the unproductive. I'd rather Jeff pay them.

@robox1234 @PeterMcCormack @Heccles94 And why were there jobs elsewhere? Because other entrepreneurs founded those companies and created those roles. If there were no entrepreneurs to create companies, there would be no alternative jobs..

@PeterMcCormack @Heccles94 Commie. 😂. It is an interesting subject that. Do billionaires really create new jobs. Did I create jobs by setting up my business or were those jobs there elsewhere or would have been elsewhere. I don’t think I created demand just shifted it.

@comic @dotkrueger 99% seems a bit high there, buddy. Also probably not a good idea to proclaim general truths based upon a cherry-picked sample size of… one.

@dotkrueger That price predictions and time frames are wrong 99% of the time Diversified portfolios are smarter than highly concentrated ones

Holding cash the last 5 years has outperformed holding bitcoin the last 5 years Lesson there

@Sherrypeter @toshonx

@toshonx lmao

out for a walk in dubai and posting about it because nothing bothers this app more than someone choosing to live here and loving it

@gray_rhinos The degree to which one believes bitcoin is “speculative” is inversely correlated with the depth of one’s knowledge of it

Big picture, $BTC is failing as the reserve asset. - Underperformed during the largest save heaven rally. - Underperformed during largest Middle East conflict. The only time it outperformed was during risk-on cycles. The conclusion is $BTC is a risky speculative asset. And there’s nothing wrong with that.

@gray_rhinos @DavidFBailey Agents will store the value they create in bitcoin. “Blockchain” is the marketing buzzword.

@DavidFBailey To avoid getting involved with? Other I don’t see how those two connect. Blockchain + AI is the future, but Bitcoin + AI is marketing at most.

What are the most interesting Bitcoin+AI companies?

@TheIntelSpec @dmweisberger @Rajatsoni @saylor All altcoins are going to zero long term relative to bitcoin, nobody who understands bitcoin is afraid of shitcoins, shitcoins compete with other shitcoins, bitcoin is a commodity and a protocol

@dmweisberger @Rajatsoni @saylor Notice how scared shitless Rajat is. Alts scare him...they should. They compete with BTCs store of value narrative. Alts that move stables act as a store of value for their respected ecosystem.

Who else thinks @saylor should stop posting nonsense? ADOPTION is what matters, and this stuff turns people off...

@Hail_BAIJ @Julianare0515 @TateTheTalisman The majority of Israelis are for the genocide in Gaza. These are not moral or good people. They deserve zero sympathy.

@Julianare0515 @TateTheTalisman It’s not all of them bro. You can’t blame all the Jews for what Netanyahu does.

I’m going to church to pray for everybody in the Gulf. Iranians, Israelis, Arabs (Saudis Bahrains and Emirates alike), everybody in Cyprus and those flying overhead and nearby. I don’t care where you live I do not want innocent people to die. Ever.

@JGinMD1 @MyronGainesX Probably because you’re a fruity big-nosed fa66ot

@MyronGainesX I'll take this over the Free Palestine crown any day of the week

Get these dreidel spinning niggas outta Times Square. No thanks.

@BushidoPandemic @dotkrueger @piovincenzo_ Learn about fat tails and expected value. Selling options is a mathematically concave and negative expected value behavior.

@dotkrueger @piovincenzo_ Yes it is. Always has been

Selling options gives you income You need to be responsible doing this Not a gambling addict Selling conservative options is a great strategy IMO

@psyklopps214 @Rajatsoni @btc_charlie You don’t know that. The future is probabilistic, not deterministic. Making deterministic and certain statements about the future is a clear tell you should be nowhere near financial markets.

@Rajatsoni @btc_charlie Do better, Rajat. Plenty of selling to come

Genuinely impressed Bitcoin hasn't shat the bed here.