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@Steelheadache @ChampRDS subtle but hes favoring his right knee. intensity not there.

@ChampRDS Looks like a guy hiding one bad knee making a preflight video to cover his tracks…. 🤷🏼‍♂️ Any preflight video throwing hard with both legs? 🤔

🚨 The UFC just released Conor McGregor’s pre-fight warm-up footage, showing no obvious signs of injury coming into the fight He was even drilling the exact same kick that appeared to injure him during the fight

@LynAldenContact you should get scuba certified and touch water.

Seems like dialogue these days cannot be accomplished without use of Ai. Despite the noteworthy argument, im just not interested. I will say this, im glad @LynAldenContact brought back this thread. Its been on my mind ever since and I always wanted to give Lyn the flowers she deserved. 🫡 On a different note. Lyn, do u scuba dive? Red Sea on my bucket list!

@AlgorithmMD @LynAldenContact Ehhh I mean you’re tryin to have your cake and eat it too with that logic: In other words: a prerequisite to the challenge itself IS to have one’s hands tied; you can’t pretend that that’s a separate matter, it’s baked into it. Hence why it was doomed to fail.

A lot of people are like "he quit DOGE because he's running for governor of Ohio now" and I'm like "yeah, because he realized he couldn't cut a trillion dollars off the federal budget, thanks for the non-argument." And it's a half-joke. Mostly kidding but also not really.

@buxdabomb @LynAldenContact The question is could he have without having his hands tied. The corruption was too deep. He suggests this on a Joe Rogan show.

@AlgorithmMD @LynAldenContact Welp, looks like he couldn’t quite engineer the impossible on this one

@saylor @Strategy Conviction NOT cowardliness. Laser-like focus!

We’re gonna need more charts.

@RobinSeyr @ts_hodl i read this and thought “what a flake” so much for utmr interesting post.

@ts_hodl I‘m not even sure if I support it in the first place.

My Take on BIP-110 & Core vs. Knots Full disclosure: ⇒ I currently run Knots on my main node ⇒ I have 9 miners with a total power of over 1200 TH/s running in the Ocean pool What is the argument really about? ⇒ Should we allow “non-monetary” use cases? ⇒ Can we filter out non-monetary use cases? ⇒ Will BTC die if we don’t act? Or if we act? First of all, my opinions: Bitcoin is Money I hate all non-monetary use cases on BTC. I don’t think they’re part of Bitcoin, and I hope they go away. I don't only HODL I earn & spend a good amount directly in BTC Self Custody. Should we use BTC only for monetary reasons? YESS! Can/Should we enforce that? This is the Question I'm not very sure about for 2 specific reasons: 1.) I worked as a software Dev for 6 Years, so I know that changing a working system always comes with unintended consequences. 2.) Even though I'm technical, I don't think I'm expert enough to fully crasp all the second order effects. I’m leaning towards yes, though. Will BTC die if we don't act? Of if we act? No, but there is a more nuanced better question: ⇒ How much does non-monetary data actually degrade Bitcoin’s main properties, and is that harm large enough to justify the cost and risk of intervening? What’s next? 2 paths forward: Either this resolves and blows over quite soon. (I don’t think that’s very likely.) Or there’s a way bigger fight coming down the line. In both those cases, I’d rather preserve my energy. I’m not enough of an expert. I’m not fully convinced of the solutions. I think there’s a bigger fight coming!

@SimonDixonTwitt Simon ur saying things of so little value. Hardly anything that uve said has come to light. Its getting old sir.

Not to take anything away from Elon Musk’s financial achievement, but understanding the difference between sovereign wealth and subordinated wealth is useful when saying that he has become the world’s first trillionaire. People see Forbes rankings and think that’s where the real money is. The House of Saud, Abu Dhabi’s Al Nahyan family, Qatar’s Al Thani family, the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, sovereign wealth families, and the broader financial-industrial complex have spent generations building influence over capital, banking, energy, debt markets, institutions, and the rules of settlement itself. Most billionaire wealth is marked-to-market. It is a quoted value based on public company shares, liquidity, credit conditions, lenders, institutional shareholders, asset managers, and collateral rules. Direct control of wealth is different. Much of the world’s wealth is not publicly visible. Private companies, trusts, foundations, sovereign entities, and offshore structures rarely appear on rich lists. Privacy, control, and asset protection are features of wealth preservation, not bugs. You’re a trillionaire when you can send a trillion dollars of Bitcoin in a single transaction (and nobody in the world can do that yet), or load a trillion dollars of gold onto a ship in your name and move it without permission. Everything else is subordinate to someone else’s balance sheet, rules, and approval. Visible wealth and actual financial power are not the same thing. I encourage sovereign wealth over subordinated wealth. Only sovereign wealth is true freedom. Follow the money.

@IOHK_Charles x.com/algorithmmd/st…

No I'm not leaving x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@SimonDixonTwitt True, however, Charles Hoskinson is one the most intelligent people in this space.

Remember There is no founder in Bitcoin to “take a break.” That’s why Bitcoin is different. In my opinion, Satoshi was “taken out for a permanent break” after Gavin Andresen met with the CIA. I discuss why I hold that view at the end of this podcast: youtu.be/u4RawKdA_gM?si…

@LynAldenContact Agreed. Also focus on well spoken articulate podcasters.

Increasingly from what I'm already doing, I'm more likely to agree to podcasts if they are more grounded in terms of promotion/headlines/thumbnails, and will decline podcasts if I view them as habitually sensational in terms of promotion/headlines/thumbnails.

@Rainmaker1973 Low IQ resolutions, believing that killing a species in “an easy way” is somehow honorable. We have to be better than this.

An easy way to remove a wasp nest

@jameslavish This is about sentiment trade. Nothing else.

Good morning. If you are selling Bitcoin this morning because Strategy sold .004% (1/26,367th) of their holdings, then you do not understand tax harvesting and/or simple corporate finance. Have a great day.

Last Thursday on @SchwabNetwork, I discussed $BTC pricing dynamics, Digital Credit $STRC, its impact on $MSTR, and the convergence of DeFi and TradFi as Bitcoin reshapes financial markets.

@saylor @SchwabNetwork Hands down his best interview. Prove me wrong.

@SimonDixonTwitt @TFTC21 Still waiting for the “HUGE announcement” from May 15 that was supposed to to change the new world order”. What percentage would u say u have been accurate thus far?

CORRECTION Trump: “We do need Canada & Mexico’s diesel. We don’t need the Strait for oil imports, unless China can’t get the energy it needs to keep exporting to support our MIC & TIC, which still depend on Chinese manufacturing and supply chains. And we definitely do need you to STOP SELLING OUR BONDS. I’m just waiting for FIC to tell me we’re ready to sign the MOU for the new multipolar world order now Americans are paying more, LNG exports are boosting GDP, and energy shocks are pumping stocks.”

Trump: "We don't need oil. We don't need the strait. We don't need anything."

@LukeGromen @TMTLongShort Luke most ppl dont want to diet and excercise -its baffling. Diabetics T2 want cookies and cake, obese wNt glp-1, COPDers want cigarettes, Heart failure patients want salt and sedentary life. Point of no return evolves to palliative treatment.

@TMTLongShort Begs an interesting question: Why does the medical establishment spend so little time fighting disease the way they recommend fighting aging (diet & exercise v. Rx)? 🤔

Aging is a disease. Start thinking of it as such.

@SimonDixonTwitt Did u delete a previous similar post where @jackmallers replied? Was that because u edited ur original accusation or did his tweet get deleted?

With Tether now controlling more than 70% of $XXI, any future merger with Strike would effectively place Strike under the Tether umbrella. It’s a Cantor Fitzgerald creation now, and we know who Howard Lutnick represents. I warned some time back that Jack has now entangled himself with the deep state apparatus and the financial-industrial complex. Same with Adam Back. Bitcoin-backed loans, anybody? Stick to Bitcoin in self custody.

@RaoulGMI @AndreasSteno Bought it when u mentioned it in a podcast in passing. Its been a winner since. Thanks 🙏

@AndreasSteno We've been long this from very near the low. Was such an obvious investment

Agree

@1MarkMoss The solution is “energy” and bitcoin is energy.

We always knew he would come around!

@CJKonstantinos Super interesting!!

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