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Boring Company’s goal is to solve traffic in cities and one day build Hyperloop high-speed transit between city centers
The Boring Company@boringcompany
See how Prufrock continuously mines - pushing and building at the same time. The machines, from Las Vegas to Dubai, are remotely controlled from our Bastrop Operations Center. These advances help TBC deliver more miles each year in the battle against soul-destroying traffic.
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@BitcoinMagazine please don't put 6 years of dca'ing and living in peasantry into a single point of failure usb stick😞
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"Finally hit 10 coins 🙌🙌"
After DCAing for the past 6 years and living like a peasant, I finally reached my goal."
Legend ✨
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the resume never mattered in the first place
unusual_whales@unusual_whales
The resume is dying, as hiring shifts towards skills, portfolios and real work proof, per Forbes.
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We are in the midst of the largest robbery in human history with the world’s wealth and power are being concentrated into fewer and fewer hands.
With the current trajectory I see no outcome that doesn’t involve mass authoritarian measures to control the masses until the same power is brought to bear on the elites in retribution.
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Haha i do my best to be transparent with most of it.
Our typical client does maintain a permanent allocation to bitcoin in cold storage (never touched). We refer to this as their legacy capital.
Then we also have an allocation to bitcoin within fluvius which to your point is actively traded.
The buy/sell signal we use is a long term simple moving average. The entire goal is to capture the long term trends, not try to time every little move. For reference, we allocated to bitcoin from 1/2023 - 11/2025 and are still not holding bitcoin as of now. We came up with this after nearly a year of due diligence trying other signals/more complex approaches. In our experience, simpler the better.
When we sell, we reallocate the capital to other asset classes where we have buy signals (either commodities or equities). When there are no other buy signals we will hold cash (rare there are sell signals across the board).
Happy to answer any follow up Qs.
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85 year old client with a $5.5M portfolio.
Doesn't need the money, strictly for inheritance. But sensitive to volatility and is currently in a traditional 60/40.
Do you allocate to bitcoin? If so, how much?
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Do you also position clients with a permanent allocation or only during "buy signals"?
What are those "buy signals"?
How did you come up with them?
What do you do with cash during those "no buy zones"?
Genuinely curious what you can share without ofc giving away your secret sauce on X to the masses
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Here's what we decided for now:
30% Fluvius (our active strategy)
40% Bonds
30% static allocation to commodities + equities.
The 30% fluvius allocation will net her a 10% global allocation to bitcoin when we have buy signals.
The performance metrics of this portfolio vs the traditional 60/40 were drastically better despite sticking with the 40% bond allocation.
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Makes a chart 📊
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Becomes Giga Chad within 6 years
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Jesse Myers@Croesus_BTC
6 years of fairly regularly posting analysis & writing about Bitcoin to hit 100k followers. Thanks all! Was never my plan... just wanted to share the world-changing, Once-in-a-Species implications of Bitcoin. Buckle up! BTC is still <1% of the way to end state ($10m / BTC)
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still infinite money at the federal reserve
Brennan Schlagbaum, CPA@Budgetdog_
2005 vs 2026: Chipotle burrito: $6 → $11 Median home: $223k → $440k Average car: $20k → $50k Median income: $46k → $80k That’s why it feels like you’re running faster just to stay in place. Because you are. I don’t see a world in which the speed of inflation slows down. I believe it will speed up. My advice is to take drastic action before you are too far behind.
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sir this is a Wendys
Leading Report@LeadingReport
It now costs a millennial $252 on average for a date, per BMO.
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Bitcoin from ~$47 on Mar 11, 2013 to ~$82,000 today is roughly 174,400% total return—over 21x MU's ~8,150%.
A handful of stocks outperformed MU too (NVDA crushed it with far higher gains), but nothing common beat buy-and-hold on taxes/fees like your MU play did. BTC was the outlier.
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**Around $9.73 adjusted close on Mar 11, 2013 → ~$803 now (May 11, 2026 close).**
1000 shares: ~$9,730 initial → ~$803,000 today. Cumulative total return ~8,150% (CAGR ~38% over 13+ years). Recent dividends are tiny (~0.1% yield) so negligible impact.
Buy-and-hold was extremely efficient on fees/taxes (one-time buy, deferred long-term cap gains). No common strategy beats this net after fees/taxes—active trading adds costs + short-term tax hits, and broad indexes returned far less. Great call in hindsight on the journal pic!
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