Blitzraver

@UnotheInvestor My bad 😂 its the whistling when he speaks, gets me every time

@Blitzraver Youuuuuu

🚨 ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott just dropped this on the AI hype: “Most businesses don’t want to build workflow software for everything internally. They want one responsible AI Control Tower.” ServiceNow is becoming the fabric connecting every hyperscaler, every LLM, systems of record and now full security (cybercrime = $1 Trillion/month problem). True agentic enterprise is here: MoveWorks, VZA identity, Armis OT/security. Integrated major moves in just 20 days. Jensen Huang ( $NVDA CEO) approves, they’re teaming up on the agentic future. 2030 Price Target: $1,200 – $2,000+ per share as they hit $30B+ revenue and own the enterprise AI operating system. While others talk apocalypse, ServiceNow is building it. $NOW to the moon. Who’s loading up?

@btc_charlie injective-protocol:native

Are there any alts worth owning?

@TheLongInvest Same with digital assets, and now AI. Together they will develop at an unprecedented rate.

Imagine 1999-2000. The internet has changed the game. Nothing like it has ever come before, And it still wasn’t any different for the market. Because humans get greedy, chase and panic because they have already spent those gains in their head.

@TheLongInvest Does this look similar to the silver chart or just me

$ASTS Pull back looks complete for us with a solid hold on the 50 WMA $156 remains the next target.

@terrybnd @WandFCouncil @CumbriaCrack @lakedistrictnpa @gazettenewsdesk Fun sponge

Look at these utter ignorant fools! Fly camping above the Kirkstone Pass Inn 😮🤯 It’s been reported to @WandFCouncil but who knows if anyone will head out to educate and enforce Public Space Protection Orders within a UNESCO World Heritage Site? #lakedistrict #countrysidecode My fell running pal sent me these images infuriated asking where are the rangers. Fact is such inconsiderate and irresponsible behaviour needs reporting. Hopefully, they’ll be approached with care and education. It’s a helluva tent to carry up that steep part of the fell above the Kirkstone Pass Inn! I’m sure the guests staying in the boutique accommodation holiday let by the pub will appreciate such views. I wonder if it’ll be abandoned on the fellside tomorrow? How much litter is left behind? Maybe fire pits that harm the land? 🤔🤔

Deploying more into $INJ weekly and monthly showing good signs - might start to see stocks to crypto rotation soon

@GBNEWS Melt

🚨 Wes Streeting confirms he will be standing to be the next Labour leader.

@TheLongInvest If this follows through people dont have enough $HOOD or $COIN

$BTC now has the opportunity to fulfill what it was originally designed for: To become a true digital store of value and a safe haven. Over the past 12 months, $BTC has not been tracking the US market and I believe that’s a very positive sign. There is virtually zero correlation. $BTC has now completed its Cycle Wave 2 pullback, while the broader market may begin its own correction later this year. At these levels, both $BTC and $ETH look like attractive Buys.

@historyrock_ PYT

Billie Jean, Beat It, and Thriller don't exist… What's your favorite Michael Jackson song?

@SustainableTall I can guarantee there are more leaches in our society than those that require care and don’t receive a penny.

@Blitzraver Your mentality is broken if you’re more concerned about families with disabled children receiving benefits, than you are about a billionaire paying their tax.

@NeilMcCoyWard Creating a welfare state in real time

🚨Your pension is about to be raided and HMRC just confirmed how.... From April 2027, pension schemes will be allowed to withhold up to half of your retirement savings to cover inheritance tax. They can hold onto that money for up to 15 months while they work out what is owed Pensions used to sit outside inheritance tax entirely. From April 2027 they get hit with the standard 40% rate like everything else So your family loses up to 40% of what you spent a lifetime saving. The pension company sits on the other half for over a year before anyone sees a penny. Funeral costs, mortgage payments, school fees, none of it can be covered while the money is locked up The policy was announced by Rachel Reeves in the 2024 Budget. The operational detail confirming the 50% withholding rule was quietly published by HMRC this week, with final guidance not due until spring 2027, weeks before the deadline 10,500 estates will be dragged into inheritance tax for the first time. Another 38,500 will pay more. Average extra bill, £34,000 And this is how these things always work. The threshold starts high, the public is told it only affects the wealthy, and the numbers stay frozen while everything else rises The inheritance tax threshold has been stuck at £325,000 since 2009. House prices have nearly doubled in that time Every year, more ordinary families get pulled in without a single rule changing The government calls this closing a loophole. What it actually does is treat your pension like another revenue stream for the Treasury. Money you saved out of taxed income gets taxed again on the way out If you have a pension, this affects you. Check what your scheme is planning before April 2027 arrives Follow me to stay informed

@ZynxBTC Im thinking build up to clarity act

Strive will announce a big M&A deal tomorrow. It's the only thing that makes sense. The new SATA + STRC ETF is nice but not worth this level of hype. I'm expecting a significant jump in the number of Bitcoin on their balance sheet when all is said and done. Bullish on $ASST.

@PolitlcsUK Kemi knocked the ball out of the park

🚨 WATCH: Kemi Badenoch says Labour MPs are "so arrogant" that they "want to lead our country" but "can't even a lead a coup"

@GBPolitcs Not 600pcm?

@ZynxBTC Its tiresome and it will destroy alot of pensions for people that are going to need it with the state then having to pick up the tab down the line

The Blair family are looting the British people with the help of the government. This is a tale of how your taxes flow into the pockets of those connected to power in a closed loop. The UK government is handing £500 million of taxpayers money to a Sovereign AI fund to be led by Suzanne Ashman, daughter-in-law of Tony Blair. That same government has already been funnelling tens of millions into Multiverse, an AI training company founded by Euan Blair, Tony Blair's son. Yes, Euan Blair is married to Suzanne Ashman. Multiverse receives up to £18,000 per person. Cohorts of 100. Multiple rounds. You do the maths. They generated £79.6 million in revenue last year, largely from government contracts and taxpayers money. This is despite falling below the targets for the service they are supposed to be providing. They don't need to compete for customers in any meaningful market sense. They need to maintain proximity to the people who control the budget. That is a completely different incentive structure. No price signal exists to tell anyone whether £18,000 per head for an AI business analysis course represents value for money. No profit and loss mechanism. No competitive pressure. No consequences for overpaying. The bureaucrat who signed off on this contract will never feel the cost. The taxpayer who funded it will never know the counterfactual. Now look at Multiverse's AI Advisory Board. Doug Gurr, former Chair of the Alan Turing Institute, the body that directly advises government on AI strategy, also sits on Multiverse's advisory board. The same Multiverse being paid by the government whose strategy he helped shape. Kersti Kaljulaid, former President of Estonia and member of Microsoft's AI advisory board, is also advising Multiverse. Professor Michael Wooldridge, Head of Computer Science at Oxford. Dame Wendy Hall, one of the most connected figures in UK technology policy. Think about the circularity. The Alan Turing Institute advises government on AI strategy. Its Chair advises Multiverse. Multiverse receives government funding. The people shaping the policy are advising the company that benefits from it. It is a closed loop. This is the Cantillon effect in its purest form. Money does not flow equally across the economy. It flows first and most generously to those closest to the people who control the budget. This has received zero coverage from the mainstream media. This should be a national scandal.

@scottmelker Not a car guy?

Short story. I bought my dream car. It felt great for a few days. Then it mostly sat unused. Then it became an annoying expense. Then I sold it and realized, once again, that material items bring me no joy.

@suriyahsays Northern Rock

Lloyds Banking Group cuts minimum deposit to £5,000 for first-time buyers Lender is launching a near-98% LTV product for buyers of homes up to £300,000

@soft_servo @sendcutsend I want one

The maniacs actually cut it @sendcutsend