Harold Moller

@auditman80 @pumpolinsky Price prediction?

@pumpolinsky Just watch when $TAO FOMO starts!

Only 21 Million $TAO available for 8+ Billion People Let that sink in

@firehustle_net Thanks Firehustle Money doesn’t solve all your problems but it will help when TAO and quasar start to explode

Happiness has become one of those things people almost feel embarrassed to admit they want. It sounds soft and simple. The world is obsessed with status, money, clout, and constant achievement. People will proudly say they want to dominate, scale, build, win, and become exceptional. But say you just want peace, a healthy body, people you love, a home that feels warm, and a mind that feels calm... well you'll get treated like you’re aiming too low. I think that’s terrible. There is something powerful about genuinely liking your life. Being thankful for waking up without that heavy feeling in your chest. Eating dinner with people you love and actually being present for it. Being present is something I'm personally working on. Laughing in your own house. Having a quiet moment in the morning. Feeling healthy enough to enjoy ordinary things. Having enough money that you can breathe and help the people around you. That kind of happiness is easy to overlook because it does not always look impressive from the outside. But deep down, I think it is what almost everyone is really chasing. Peace, ease and connection. A lot of people spend years chasing things they think will make them feel whole, only to realize later they never caught the high they were looking for Moments where they can just sit there and think, yeah, this is good. This is enough... I'm happy. That kind of happiness is one of the highest forms of success. And it is so hard to build honestly. It takes a lot out of you. And in a world that constantly trains people to want more, louder, faster, and bigger, being able to create a life that feels deeply good on the inside is a serious achievement. Be thankful if you have this.

@pumpolinsky What y’all think of TAO Lending subnet token

Let’s do some community maxxing for $TAO 🚀 If you’re bullish, show it: ❤️ Like 🔁 Repost 💬 Drop Your Price Prediction

@DreadBong0 @thedefivillain What wil tao be worth 2030

@thedefivillain It doesn't.. you need $TAO to buy subnet tokens In fact, it does the opposite of dilution.. as it increases buy pressure on $TAO if you want to onboard into the ecosystem So yeah.. pretty great idea imo

What a great idea to have tokens for each Tao subnet, it definitely won't dilute the buy pressure going into the main token $TAO

@KaspaSilver Buy tao

I cant even buy $5 worth of Bitcoin self custody it and send it to someone with the value still being $5

@KaspaGuru You think Kaspa will fly if Iran 🇮🇷 crisis explodes

@mindajane0507 Hi sweetie you know if Kouri Richins was using condoms when cheating?

I had to leave most of the way through the prosecution's closing. So despite the verdict, I decided to finish watching the prosecution and watch the defense. The stark difference in the two is wild. The prosecution's is organized and beautifully put togethe. #KouriRichinsTrial

@SisterWendy23 @cathyrusson Oh so she had two men dumping their load in her ?

@HarryMoller @cathyrusson Probably not.

Kouri Richins found GUILTY of the murder of her husband, Eric Richins. The jury deliberated just under 3 hours. Kouri took a deep breath and lowered her head. She was also found guilty of attempted murder (Valentine's Day), Guilty of insurance fraud x2, and guilty of forgery. GUILTY on all counts.

@mistrialmisfit I think modern day feminism is what ruined her. Instead of being focused on being a wife and mother she was sold that lie that you deserve better and should be a independent woman She had everything her husband was rich now she’s going to the slammer What an ungrateful woman

🚨BREAKING🚨: Kouri Richins GUILTY on ALL Counts after less than THREE hours deliberating. I don’t like her at all, but this doesn’t seem like these jurors took enough time to weigh and consider all the evidence. This was a circumstantial case and deserved more. I hope I never find myself subject to the jury system. I have very little faith in it. I say this even on a case where I don’t like her! She probably would’ve been convicted anyway, but it deserved more than less than three hours. If the system doesn’t work for the worst, it will never work for the innocent.

@BrettneyG90 @Mindabeez82Bee You think she was using condoms when she was cheating

@Mindabeez82Bee Exactly! And nobody had an issue when it was donna or lori.

Everyone saying that was a fast verdict, for who? Donna Adelson was the same. Charlie was 2 hours. Murdaugh was 2 hours. Lori Daybells' last trial was 3 hours. So why does anyone think it was fast? 🤷‍♀️

@SisterWendy23 @cathyrusson Was Kouri using condoms when she was cheating ?

@cathyrusson She really thought she was going to get away with it.

@WVU87TAMU23 @ltanoury Gulity

@ltanoury The circumstantial evidence is overwhelming...I would vote her ass GUILTY as soon as they tell us as jurors to deliberate..ERIC is the VICTIM here & he was nothing but good to her as far as we know..he gave her and the kids a good life..and what did she do? you already know. ✌🏽

I’m still shocked at the ending of the #kouririchinstrial. To literally put on no defense after weeks of promising so is mind boggling. Personally I still couldn’t vote guilty beyond a reasonable doubt despite believing she likely did it. But my prediction is she’s totally cooked. I’d say either a quick guilty verdict or best case for defense is a hung jury if at least one person sees it the way legal analysts do and go strictly by the law. But I’d say she’s cooked. #kouririchins

@KaspaReport When you think the largest exchange will no longer be able to do price suppression

The holder of Kaspa’s largest address has created a supply shock. This holder’s continued accumulation of KAS is unsustainable, especially as demand from other market participants rises. Kaspa’s supply shocks are likely to be extreme, due to its rapid emission schedule, completely inelastic supply, and strong tendency for rapid adoption as both a store of value and medium of exchange.

@KaspaSilver Z cash has VC funding

We have an internet speed Bitcoin now aka Kaspa (Bitcoin but actually useful in the digital world) kindly zoom out. $KAS

@KaspaReport When I look at the Kaspa emissions schedule for 2035 I know the supply shock is coming

I respect Asher’s analysis in the quoted tweet and the time he took to look into this, but I believe that what this chart shows is just that we are in the miner-capitulation phase of the cycle. Although it’s a subtle point, one shortcoming of the chart and its analysis is the assumption that the U.S. dollar, as the unit of measure for miner revenue, is globally determinative. Not all miners track mining revenue in USD. In some countries, local fiat currencies experience inflation far faster than the dollar, which means that KAS mining revenue denominated in those currencies has dropped by less than this chart suggests. For instance, in Venezuela, the price of KAS in local currency is higher now than when the Kaspa network’s hashrate was at its peak, indicating that the chart may not accurately reflect miner incentivization there. While I’m not asserting that mining KAS in Venezuela is more profitable, I am highlighting the problem with assuming USD-denominated revenue is globally determinative of mining incentivization. Mining will increase if KAS is increasingly used as money, because mining is the mechanism by which energy is converted into money within the Kaspa economy. Therefore, if Kaspa’s use as money continues to grow, as rising inactive supply clearly indicates, mining and hashrate will tend to rise as well. Relatedly, I am working on a report that attempts to quantify the extent to which exchanges are suppressing Kaspa’s fiat price. It is important to understand that mining incentives are being artificially held down at the moment, and this is not due to any design defect of Kaspa. In effect, this suppressive action by exchanges “steals energy” from miners and distributes it, in its converted form, to market buyers of KAS. Exchanges are therefore subsidizing the cost of KAS for buyers at the expense of miner profitability. The good news for Kaspa’s security is that such suppression can only ever be temporary, as a supply shock will eventually disrupt it. From a theoretical standpoint, exchanges suppressing Kaspa’s price are behaving as inefficient economic actors. Over time, market forces will eliminate these inefficiencies, and the suppression will necessarily end. A time will likely come when some of the same actors currently pushing Kaspa’s price downward will, after accumulating enough KAS, attempt to drive price upward — and when that happens, the incentive to mine will return with full force. We are currently in the phase of the cycle where both the coin and mining are “cold.” Once the coin “heats up” again (price rises), hashrate will follow on a lagging basis. We can be reasonably certain that the price of KAS will rise by looking at multiple metrics: inactive supply continues to increase (i.e., KAS is increasingly being used as a store of value), transactional volume is generally trending upward, and basic supply-and-demand dynamics support higher prices. Kaspa’s supply is completely inelastic and new supply falls rapidly, so when demand rises (or even if it merely stays constant or decreases more slowly than new supply) price will move higher. With that said, we already know real demand for Kaspa is extremely high; see my recent post analyzing the KAS accumulation of Kaspa’s largest address (x.com/KaspaReport/st…). A supply shock will eventually occur, and Kaspa’s price against fiat currency will likely rise sharply, marking the beginning of a new bull cycle and a renewed rush to mine. Kaspa’s hashrate won’t just reach new all-time highs; it will tend to increase faster than Bitcoin’s over time. Kaspa’s much higher block creation rate reduces mining reward variance and improves the efficiency with which miners convert energy into its stored monetary form, KAS. This, along with block parallelism / the avoidance of stale blocks, makes mining KAS more attractive than mining BTC and, over the long term, will cause the Bitcoin network to leak hashrate to Kaspa. In essence, because Kaspa is a better distributed ledger and a superior commodity money, Kaspa’s hashrate will tend to rise faster over time. Since 2024, the scarcity effects of Bitcoin’s halving made BTC temporarily more valuable relative to KAS. As that effect fades, and because Kaspa’s stock-to-flow ratio rises much more rapidly than Bitcoin’s, the pendulum will swing strongly back toward Kaspa, and KAS will become more valuable when measured in Bitcoin terms. When Kaspa becomes more valuable relative to Bitcoin, Bitcoin miners will tend to switch to mining Kaspa. As Kaspa surges in value against Bitcoin, Bitcoin miners perceive an opportunity to mine KAS and convert it into BTC for an excess return compared with mining BTC directly, which causes Kaspa’s hashrate to grow faster than Bitcoin’s. This excess return can also be understood as KAS being more energy-efficient to mine than Bitcoin, which ties back to Kaspa’s lower reward variance and absence of stale or orphaned blocks. This is precisely what MARA’s CEO recognized when the company chose to begin mining KAS. Again, I respect Asher’s analysis and the time he took to review the data, but it is flawed because it assumes USD-denominated revenue is globally determinative for mining incentivization. There are also confounding factors, such as temporary CEX price suppression, that the chart and its analysis do not capture. The important question is whether Kaspa’s use as money is intact and growing; if it is, then the incentive to mine will remain intact and grow as well. Kaspa is unstoppable, and the world has barely begun to grasp the scale of the disruption it will cause.

@KaspaReport This price suppression is giving me more time to buy back in

Wallet #1’s vast accumulation last month proves that real demand for KAS is extremely high: a single entity alone demanded more KAS than all miners combined could supply. Yet this exceptionally strong real demand is not reflected in Kaspa’s fiat price. This is because Kaspa’s fiat price is being heavily suppressed by exchanges. Exchanges can suppress Kaspa’s price in multiple ways, including issuing Kaspa perpetual futures, manipulating order books/price oracles, and/or halting or delaying KAS withdrawals. Consequently, fiat price is an unreliable measure of Kaspa’s real value. Certain on-chain metrics better capture the true value of Kaspa, and they cannot be easily manipulated. These metrics, such as inactive supply, suggest continued and reliable growth in the use of Kaspa as money. Although it can be difficult to accept the idea of measuring Kaspa’s value in something other than fiat currency, a day will come when using fiat currency to measure Kaspa’s value will make no more sense than using Rai stones or cowrie shells to do so.

@KaspaReport Thank You I’m so lucky to get this chance to buy back into Kaspa

Not owning any Kaspa is always a bigger risk than owning some.

@KaspaReport I believe Kaspa will be listed after the Fed Chair is replaced in May 2026 and the money printing starts after the November mid term elections. 2026 We gonna have one more year to get in cheap then largest bull run 2028 2029

In this report, we pinpoint the probable owner of Kaspa's second-largest wallet and the three individuals primarily responsible for its inflows. In addition, we present a prediction regarding the wallet that is likely unknown even to its owner... 🧵1/24

@KaspaSilver Dear Kaspa silver Etfs owns bitcoins spot price now Exchanges will list Kaspa after they buy their own supply like everyone else not given to them

This is what $KAS is up against. Do you really want exchanges that badly ? We need DEXs.

@KaspaSilver Dear Kaspa Silver Kaspa is following same organic growth model of Bitcoin Will increase in value with halvings Used to be that way for Bitcoin but no longer with ETFs Bitcoin goes up with uptick in liquidity no longer halvings