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@sherloc88310091 @jondipietronh @LogicalFool1 @zerohedge Mainly its used for energy such as transportation and generating electricity like Jon mentioned but also useful for petrochemicals, think of plastics paint, tape, etc.

Now that China has lost cheap Venezuela oil Beijing will have no choice but to finally engage in major fiscal stimulus.

@jondipietronh @LogicalFool1 @zerohedge Oil isn’t only used for energy

@LogicalFool1 @zerohedge China can replace that with a couple of nuke plants by next Saturday, if they want to. They have bigger problems to worry about.

@paulswaney3 Done

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We printed money on Starlink + PolyMarket. $24k in 15 days. Two devs, no insider info, no signals, no leverage. Sounds weird? Yeah, it did to us too at first. But when you break it down, it's almost stupidly simple. The Setup @Polymarket markets always resolve to $1. If UP + DOWN < $1 -> you buy both sides -> guaranteed profit when it resolves. This isn't secret alpha. Everyone knows this. The problem? Speed. Those gaps exist for like 2-3 seconds max. Bots everywhere. Humans can't react fast enough. The Real Edge Polymarket sits behind Cloudflare. Order matching depends on geography. Milliseconds matter. So we built: VPS near their infrastructure WebSocket feed tracking live prices Scanner watching for UP + DOWN < $1 Auto-buy when it triggers Nothing crazy. No AI/ML bullshit. The weird part: Starlink @Starlink satellites orbit around 340 miles up. When one passes nearly overhead, latency doesn't just stay stable - it drops. Fewer hops. Shorter distance. Physics. During those windows our orders hit the book milliseconds earlier than competition. That's it. That's the whole thing. Scanner finds gap -> orders arrive faster -> both fill -> market resolves -> $1 payout. Do this hundreds of times. Results: ~$24k profit, ~15 days (PM gabagool-inv) Costs: Starlink subscription + VPS + our time Just math + network physics. No gambling. If this scales the way it has been, $1M in 3 months isn't unrealistic. Real question though: Is this a temporary inefficiency that'll get arbed away or is infrastructure arbitrage massively underpriced right now?

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@0xTria @Lighter_xyz Thanks for this, new insight on correlation between OI and MCap of DEXes.

🚨How much would Lighter points really be worth? If @Lighter_xyz follows the Hyperliquid model — where 100% of the initial circulating supply comes from the airdrop — then 1 point could be worth $8–$13+ at launch. Let me show you the math 🧵👇

@0xUsamaro @katexbt Agreed

@katexbt idk abt this one chief, valid criticism, you dumped on your follower that aren’t on tg didnt ape but also didn’t expect this from you

smolting get me in

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@katexbt Who is even farming marginfi 😭

Cryptocurrency is, like most markets, predicated on the concept of opportunity cost. Before I even begin to go into more detail here - we have to understand that there's a reason why we, The People, are even in $USDC or $USDT - because we believe the asset (United States Dollar) is best used (most productive) while in that form. There's a reason why Coinbase pays 12% for USDC on their website - not a lot of people are doing it, compared to how many are buying tbills/MMFs, and CB want users. There's a reason why American Express give you free $250 (yippie!) within 6 months of you opening a rewards checking account and deposit $500 in there - they want more users - they've crunched the numbers and did the math on what pays off for them. By depositing a dollar (or $SOL) into @marginfi, I am depriving myself of the opportunity to use that dollar in some other project, on some other chain, of a similar risk profile (this is literally the textbook Intro To Econ definition of OPPORTUNITY COST), ceteris paribus. By putting in a dollar into @marginfi in 2023, I am giving up: - a 5x on my money perptrading, getting liquidated, and still getting an insane airdrop on hyperliquid a year ago - dust on zora worth nothing - getting rugged on memecoins - hitting a 200x on ai16z and retiring - participating in whatever ponzi on whatever chain - buying $DOGE at 10c - buying BTC that went up a lot more than that dollar earned me points since 2023 - buying my adorable 9 year old niece a chocolate that would make her much happier to eat than it makes you happier to see it on DeFi Llama TVL display - my time and energy spent traversing your website, my wallets, your stale oracle issues, which I'm not getting back You're genuinely curious about the negativity behind people's posts about marginfi? They're a corollary of how the users (via their deposits, indirectly) feel treated by the project. Is there a lot of things that you've done well? Absolutely. Does the product work and has improved in the past 2 years? It indeed has. Is it safe? I would say so. But you are missing out on one very important fact, which someone who has built & sold companies should know: This is a people's business. There's a reaction for each action (or lack of action, one might say). In crypto, this is amplified tenfold, you know this if you've been here for longer than 2 years, there's no reason for me to go in depth. No one decided to wake up one day and create a smear campaign out of boredom - it's absolutely deserved because you've disrespected (albeit indirectly) the most important thing in finance: The opportunity cost of a dollar.

@FabianoSolana Isn’t having a larger mcap/revenue worse?

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Trump just finished watching Attack on Titan and decided to be Eren Yeager

Warren Buffett watching the stock market collapse while holding $300 Billion in T-Bills

jup be like: we’re gonna be the coinbase of DEXs also jup: hey dear airdrop farmer who hasn’t even run their own lemonade stand, what’s your opinion on how we should compensate these highly skilled individuals in our rapidly growing startup?

@Yogurt_Boy_123 @pakpakchicken And what would be the result of inflating the supply? Inflation?

@pakpakchicken Maybe I’m retarded, but can’t the government just “print” more money to buy bitcoin? This wouldn’t use tax payer funds, just inflate the supply Please someone explain if I’m right or wrong, thanks

BTC Executive order is bullish long term + no shitcoin buying. Quote: "The Secretaries of Treasury and Commerce are authorized to develop budget-neutral strategies for acquiring additional bitcoin, provided that those strategies have no incremental costs on American taxpayers" 6 plausible budget-neutral strategies they might consider: 1 - Issuing Treasury Instruments Backed by Bitcoin The Treasury could issue a new class of bonds or notes tied to Bitcoin holdings, using proceeds from their sale to acquire more Bitcoin. If structured so that the Bitcoin acquired matches the liability of the instrument, this could be budget-neutral, with market demand driving the process rather than taxpayer funds. 2 - Repurposing Existing Federal Revenue Streams The Treasury could redirect a small fraction of specific revenue sources—such as tariffs, fines, or fees collected by federal agencies—into a Bitcoin acquisition fund. 3 - Trading Surplus Federal Assets The government could sell or trade underutilized federal assets—such as surplus real estate, obsolete equipment, or even portions of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (if market conditions are favorable)—and use the proceeds to buy Bitcoin. This would essentially swap one asset class for another, maintaining budget neutrality. 4 - Accepting Bitcoin as Payment for Federal Services or Obligations Agencies could pilot programs to accept Bitcoin for certain payments (e.g., federal licenses, permits, or tax settlements), retaining the Bitcoin rather than converting it immediately to dollars. This would require no outlay of taxpayer funds, as it simply changes the form of payment received. 5 - Leveraging Public-Private Partnerships The government could collaborate with private entities—such as crypto exchanges or mining firms—where the private sector donates or transfers Bitcoin to the government in exchange for non-monetary benefits (e.g., regulatory clarity, tax incentives already in the budget, or preferential contract considerations). This avoids direct taxpayer expenditure while acquiring Bitcoin. 6 - Mining Bitcoin with Excess Federal Energy Capacity Federal facilities, such as dams operated by the Army Corps of Engineers or nuclear plants under the Department of Energy, often produce surplus electricity. The government could deploy Bitcoin mining rigs at these sites, using excess energy that would otherwise go unused or be sold at a loss. Operational costs could be offset by existing budgets, making the net cost zero. Crypto submit is tomorrow. Maybe one of the points above will be proposed. If any of the above is implemented, it's permanent buy pressure.