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@edv_spezialist @giacomozucco @Blooma_Lorea @dylanleclair Yes the only thing needed for timestamp purposes is a hash of the data.

@ArchetypeTheory Where do you think you can build political support for a ban? Which state? Which political consistency? Which reps or govs? Is there grassroots support?

Circumcision is their main form of ritual child sacrifice. The soon you realize banning it criminalizes their existence and islam at the same time, restores western moral dominance over lesser cultures and people, the sooner we get our society back on track. Banning circumcision is the shortest path to victory over them.

@mikepat711 Few understand that the market is selling off because 14.3 isn't really coming this week 😭

I’m not buying this market selloff. Nothing really changed in Trump’s speech from what we already knew. I call bullshit

@edgecase411 Definitely need to allow some level of control over follow distance.

Leaked FSD 14.3 telemetry footage. 👀 
Looks like adjustable following distance is coming, possibly in response to recent complaints about aggressive following.

@NbergWX @fox35orlando Why can't it be seen after 40k feet?? This doesn't seem right.

THE BIG DAY: You will see Artemis in the sky as far away as Miami and Savannah. Best viewing will be in central Florida though. Will be seen about 20-30 seconds after launch around Disney World and Universal. After about 40,000 feet, nobody can see it anymore. @fox35orlando

@BTC_JEDI21 It's basically like trying to solve FTL travel.

What would u say to someone who is worried about Bitcoin being hacked by quantum computing?

@MAKS_Diogenes Wow if Bitcoin is so fragile why are you here?

Really beginning to believe the notion that Saylor is planted here to destroy bitcoin

@NinersDawgs @JSX423 The speed profiles are atrocious. Let us set max speed and follow distance!!

@JSX423 This is fake news. Literally the best thing about the Tesla is FSD. 6,000 miles on it and rarely ever correct it.

My mom is probably as close as she's been to unsubscribing to FSD (and ironically she loves it most of the time) but the speeds make no sense.. She is not a tech nerd and can live without it as her Alfa Romeo does what it needs to do on the highway - And I have used and it's not great but it's good enough. In the 55 zones around her she doesn't like going 70 in Standard (and that won't change) and the only other option is Chill at 57. It's such a fine line between comfort and annoyance - set at 63mph and she would absolutely love it (like she loved 13.2.9). You may think this doesn't matter but there's a reason 88% of owners don't use FSD and outside of money, it's this fine line of comfort and convenience vs annoyance. When it's a Robotaxi and we do not pay fines or insurance, then forget every single thing I said. But - Tesla just isn't there yet. @Tesla_AI @pduan @yunta_tsai

@MartyBent Marty if we needed to, how quickly could Bitcoin be upgraded?

This gets at the core of why the bitcoin quantum FUD is overblown. There certainly seems to be some progress on the theoretical front, but how close are we to actually building quantum computers with persistent uptime that can wage these attacks? Not saying it will never happen, but the leap from theoretical possibilities to application at scale is still unclear to me.

@costareports @CBSSunday 10/10 would vote

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@biancoresearch "I believe the market signal is that the Strait must be opened, and the military must do it." This assumes the military can open the straight. Maybe the only way it can be opened is by following Ron Paul's foreign policy advice.

When Trump announced a delay to the bombing on Monday morning, crude oil futures immediately fell 10%. Compare this to the reaction to yesterday afternoon, when he extended the delay another 10 days (red box). It was short-lived, and now, about 12 hours later, prices are meaningfully higher. I believe the market signal is that the Strait must be opened, and the military must do it. The longer we delay starting this process, the higher crude oil prices will go. All Trump did yesterday was add 10 more days to the ongoing supply shock. Any further statements by Trump about a deal are white noise to the markets. Only if the IRANIANS say the talks are going well will it impact markets. Why isn't the crude oil market substantially higher ($150+), like many are asking? I would argue that the market believes the military can open the Strait. But it will be "messy." In other words, there are no good choices, only ones that are less bad.

@Intern_Leverup @coinbase Bitcoin only.

@coinbase the mortgage officer looking at all the shitcoins in my application

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@KylerWalls @RoaringRagnar You're wrong that it is "in no way a good thing." What would be the inherent risk?

@RoaringRagnar This is getting crazy, I’m starting to view mstr as the ultimate attack on the bitcoin network, them having over a million is in no way a good thing. But I’m a nobody and it’s a minority opinion

Strategy's remaining capital raising capacity is now ~$50 billion, enough to reach 1,000,000 Bitcoin. That's an additional: 500,000 Bitcoin at $100K 400,000 Bitcoin at $125K 333,333 Bitcoin at $150K 250,000 Bitcoin at $200K That means that if Bitcoin stays below $200K, then Strategy has enough active capacity to reach 1,000,000 Bitcoin.

@NotGreg74113962 @FirstSquawk Buy Bitcoin!

@FirstSquawk How the fuck is this even possible? It just goes back to the entire fiat system is just fraudulent, a way to syphon wealth from Main Street into the hands that rub together feverishly and have clarinets that play in the background.

FED'S MIRAN SAYS THEY HAVE REVISED PLANS AND NOW EXPECT TO MAKE FOUR RATE CUTS, DOWN FROM PREVIOUS PROJECTIONS. "PULLED BACK TO PENCIL IN FOUR RATE CUTS."

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@BitcoinPierre @MartyBent @TFTC21 @brian_armstrong Amazing to watch this play out! Do the right thing @brian_armstrong ! The future needs you!

@MartyBent @TFTC21 @brian_armstrong The answer has to be “yes” if he is honest and coherent.

Coinbase is quietly lobbying to kill Bitcoin's de minimis tax exemption. The company reportedly told legislators that "no one is using Bitcoin as money" and that a Bitcoin de minimis exemption would be "DOA." Meanwhile, they're pushing for the exemption to apply only to stablecoins, specifically regulated, dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDC. Coinbase made $1.35 billion in stablecoin revenue in 2025, up 48% year over year, almost entirely from interest earned on U.S. Treasuries held in USDC reserves. Bloomberg estimates that number could surge 7x under the GENIUS Act. Every person who uses USDC for payments instead of Bitcoin is a person whose dollars are sitting in Coinbase's reserve pool generating risk-free yield for Coinbase. A de minimis exemption for Bitcoin would let people spend it freely for everyday purchases without triggering a taxable event. That makes Bitcoin a direct competitor to USDC as a payment method. Coinbase doesn't want that competition. They want you locked into their centralized stablecoin ecosystem where they clip yield on every dollar you park there. The irony is that a de minimis exemption doesn't even make sense for stablecoins. They're pegged to the dollar. They don't fluctuate in value. There's no capital gain to exempt. The exemption matters for Bitcoin precisely because it does fluctuate, and without it, every coffee purchase becomes a taxable event. Senator Lummis proposed a $300 de minimis exemption that would cover Bitcoin. The House framework only covers stablecoins under $200. The Bitcoin Policy Institute has already warned that Bitcoin is being deliberately excluded from these talks. A de minimis exemption that covers stablecoins but not Bitcoin isn't a tax framework. It's a subsidy for Coinbase's treasury management business disguised as consumer protection.

@saylor you must have some pull here! Do what needs to be done!

@hodlorado @wacamasta @saylor That doesn't make any sense at all. If Bitcoin rises at 20% and strc requires 10%, you could sell some coins to pay it and still increase your stack by new selling strc shares.

@wacamasta @saylor Makes sense

STRC is going nuts. How is it going to break or has @saylor really found the infinite bitcoin printing machine?

@MajorianBTC You'll sell your main chain coins for 110 coins, then? How many blocks after the fork?

Bitcoin has cut its market cap in half since Core 30 was released. Shitcoiners have us on a suicide mission to mirror Ethereum's irrelevancy, with another 80% of downside to go. BIP-110 puts us back on the path towards a 2500% increase in the price of bitcoin.

@Aaryouz @BitcoinPierre @Pledditor @Strategy Lolllll the basis of capitalism is now fiat.

@BitcoinPierre @Pledditor @Strategy Because with a truly limited currency it doesn’t matter if one player accumulates too much because they have to use it in one way or another. Hoarding is a fiat concept

This stopped being accumulation awhile ago. It's now straight up annexation. I do fear that @Strategy growing their stack beyond this level is actually detrimental to bitcoin. Definitely not good for the gini coefficient.