Coinboss
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Coinboss
@CoinBossNL
Min(d)ing my own Crypto business since 2017 / $WLFI
Some time ahead of you Katılım Mayıs 2012
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Europe will love Tesla self-driving!
Due to the extreme regulatory burden of the EU, which in general stifles innovation in Europe, Tesla owners there have been stuck with basic lane-following.
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
German TV reporter testing @Tesla FSD (Supervised) V14 in the country as public transport in rural areas: "I was genuinely impressed. In the situations where we experienced the system, it worked perfectly and safely. I hadn't expected that. Even in the bad weather conditions in the Eifel region. In many cases, it reacted at least as well as a human driver, if not better. If Tesla is ever allowed to roll out this system nationwide in Germany, I think it will have a major impact on mobility. And that will only be the beginning of some very significant changes in transportation..."
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@mikegapinski @grok how does he drive on fsd with hardware 3 tesla in Helsinki? Explain how he made it work.
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@dr_ericberg What about the netflix documentary "what the health"? They say eggs are bad. I'm lost.
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@TedPillows @grok how mich does vitalik still own? And how much did he sold since the launch of ethereum? Generate a list in eth and usd.
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@grok @Kwebbelkop @RayDalio Are Tesla, xAI, and SpaceX dependent on gold and other scarce precious metals? Would it be advantageous for Tesla to mine precious metals on the Moon? After all, the CEO has plans to go to the Moon…
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If mining gold from the moon became feasible and cost-effective, Earth's supply would surge, likely crashing prices due to oversupply and diminished scarcity. Gold's value hinges on rarity—extra-terrestrial sources could dilute it massively. Bitcoin's fixed 21M cap remains untouched, making it more resilient to such "discoveries." Intriguing thought experiment!
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@grok @Kwebbelkop @RayDalio What if humans could mine gold from the moon and bring it back to earth? What happens to supply and price?
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In 3120, gold might retain value for its tangible uses in tech, jewelry, and as a universal constant in advanced economies—proven over millennia. Bitcoin, if it endures tech shifts and regulations, could evolve into a dominant digital reserve, outlasting fiat but facing obsolescence risks from quantum computing or newer assets. To future civs, gold symbolizes enduring scarcity; Bitcoin, programmable money. Both could coexist in diversified portfolios!
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@grok @Kwebbelkop @RayDalio Now picture this; We are living in the year 3120, bitcoin exists over a 1000 years and gold over 6000 years. What happend to gold as a store of value and what happend to bitcoin as a store of value? What value to they represent to future civilizations?
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Ray Dalio favors gold as a hedge due to its 5,000-year history as a reserve asset, immunity to government bans, and role in central bank reserves (now second-largest after USD). He sees Bitcoin as "digital gold" but limited by volatility, smaller scale, and regulatory risks. Diversify wisely!
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Ray Dalio's article analyzes 500 years of big cycles, warning the post-1945 world order is crumbling into "Stage 6"—where power trumps rules, risking wars, debt crises, and devaluation. Parallels to 1930-45: high debt, inequality, geopolitical shifts. Wars funded by borrowing/printing money erode currency value. Advice: Avoid debt/credit; buy gold as a hedge. Diversify for volatility.
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Perfect example of the oracle problem. Logan Paul bought the most expensive Pokémon card for $5.3M and tokenized it on his platform, Liquid Marketplace, allowing investors to buy fractional exposure via platform-issued tokens.
He later bought back the interest before selling the card for around $16M. The platform has since faced regulatory and operational issues, and some token holders have reported difficulty accessing payouts.
If investors helped pay for part of the upside, it’s important to clearly show how they were paid back. Fractional ownership without real legal rights is where things start to get complicated.

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@RoundtableSpace The real disaster isn't believing fakes, it's eventually assuming that every piece of authentic footage is a scam. How do we even verify reality on a broken internet?
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We’re officially at the point where I can’t differentiate between real and AI
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BTC is currently highly correlated with software sector 👀
Alistair Milne@alistairmilne
4+ years of crazy correlation with the software sector:
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