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@Michael_WCD @bradmillscan Why do you think he has Tailscale?

@bradmillscan Your setup assumes a stable network connection from the outside. Most home routers will not port forward on demand, so youll still be blocked by NAT traversal.

Going on a trip and need access to your Agents on your home server, but you want to keep FileVault & other security measures? UPS <> Smart plug <> Your Mac <> JetKVM connected to tailscale boom, access from anywhere

@BrettErickson28 Yes and Trump will not get the same MoU deal again. Next time the deal will be worse and he will be required to pay upfront to get the Iranians back to the negotiation table. Losers never dictate the final peace agreement. And Trump is losing.

I think that Trump is realizing very quickly that the only reason oil markets were down is because of the MOU. If there is a severe escalation, we will see the oil markets rip like never before. Trump simply does not have the runway to accomplish any objectives. Iran isn't about to roll over due to pressure for two more weeks.

@GenFlynn @LauraLoomer Which is sucking Donnie's dick. Larry likes dick.

@LauraLoomer Eat shit Laura. Vic Mellor is not my chief of staff and never has been. Just stop with your typical nonsense. Stick to what you’re good at.

This is incredibly damning information.

@freebidder @najam_ali Fantasy world

@najam_ali Iran's oil wells will go out of service muc before that and some of them can never be restarted. US is the biggest producer of oil and in no haste to replenish strategic reserves even if they run out. US can inflict direct pain but not vice versa.

The endurance test now has numbers. Iran reportedly exported over 80 million barrels during the MoU period, earning about $6 billion while replenishing critical supplies. With strict rationing and continued limited regional trade, it may withstand roughly 3–6 months before severe economic stress sets in. The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is now around 320 million barrels and has been declining at roughly 1 million barrels a day. At that pace, it reaches the politically and legally sensitive 250-million-barrel level in about 70 days. Beyond that point, further drawdowns become far more difficult and would likely require the President to declare a formal energy supply emergency and authorize an emergency release. Who will blink first?

@INArteCarloDoss This is why Iran has no incentive to assassinate Trump. He is destroying USA faster than Iran possibly could 😂

Trump’s achievements so far: - let the deficit and debt run - never managed to contain cost of funding and cost of living - got shot down by SCOTUS on trade and JPOW - alienated all allies - got stuck in a proxy endless war - about to get Reps oblitared at mid-terms - grifted

@DougAMacgregor Persian Gulf

U.S. Navy commander killed in the Arabian Sea.

@unusual_whales Iran won't kill him because he is destroying USA faster than they could.

Trump says Iran may kill him: "I may be gone too, because I'm their number one target."

@ejmalrai "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake" - Napoleon Bonaparte

When Donald Trump’s plane touched down in Turkey, Iran could have sent a brutal message and destroy it. It chose not to. Not because it lacked options, but because eliminating the man who must negotiate would leave no one useful on the other side of the table. Tehran observed the week of mourning, allowed Trump to arrive safely at the NATO summit, and kept diplomacy alive. That was not fear. It was discipline, and a reminder that restraint can be more strategic than revenge.

@philippilk USA has zero leverage. Welcome to the new world. Thanks for playing.

US plan in Iran is something like this: 1. Strike deal. We’ll leave the funeral alone you allow a few ships to trickle out of the Strait. 2. Hammer energy prices through media-algo manipulation and SPR dumps. 3. Pray it puts a little pressure on pump prices before November. 🎲

@AryJeayBackup This topic has been dealt with in the MoU so there is no need for a new negotiation.

The Wall Street Journal CLAIMS the US offered Iran a proposal to release frozen funds in exchange for Iran fully opening the Strait of Hormoz without imposing any transit fees. Currently, Iran has rejected this proposal.

@G8Firend @hamptonism Hegseth abolished the department that was previously vetting targets. If that department still existed, this wouldn't have happened. It was also not a mistake because it was a double tap with 40 minutes in between. Educate yourself.

@Crypto__T @hamptonism There is always a human in the loop, you could blame internet or a lot of bad things, for example. Educate yourself.

Did you just hear what Palantir CEO, Dr. Alex Karp just said on live TV…

@sjdedic Is this the cbdc in disguise? Let's see how 'open' it really is.

We got a new stablecoin in town, launched collaboratively by Visa, Mastercard, American Express, BlackRock, Google, Samsung, IBM, Coinbase and hundreds of other publicly listed multi billion dollar companies. I usually don't take any new stablecoin competitors seriously, but apart from this very powerful syndicate, they will charge zero fees and give back almost all of the yield to their partners. Will this be the first real challenger to shake up the Tether and Circle duopoly?

@kadmitriev This is literally a comedy account you are referring

EU brainwashing case study:

@btc_jefferson @btcjvs @saylor Now he is using essentially the same type of custodians as Blackrock uses for IBIT.

@Crypto__T @btcjvs @saylor You still need to give up your custody. You don’t own any of Bitcoin with ETFs. You own a claim of them. The issuers custody the Bitcoin. There is literally no way you could have Bitcoin yield without giving up the custody. Bitcoin like gold is a bearer asset, hence no yield.

The best thing that @saylor can do now is nothing and stick to his guidance, let his stocks trade freely. No BTC purchases. He can now ride out the entirety of the bear market. The next best thing, he should do, is look to generate yield off his bitcoin and do it without leaving their custody, increase revenues where possible.

@btc_jefferson @btcjvs @saylor He can redeem some btc for IBIT and then sell 5-10 delta covered calls with a few weeks duration. Even if he gets called on a few IBIT shares, all his other bitcoin must have gone up too. So it's a low risk play and generating some revenues.

@btcjvs @saylor The best thing he could do for Bitcoin now is sell all his Bitcoin and buy back all his shitcoins. Speaking of yield, there is no yield if you don’t give up custody. He could set up Lightning channels and have 3-5% yield. But he won’t do it bc he loves shitcoins.

@BrettErickson28 @remy4sol China probably demanding open Strait

@remy4sol Couldn’t agree more… it’s odd to me they’ve accepted this status quo tbh

The primary concern that I see as it relates to the joint lifting of blockades between the United States and Iran is the disproportionate degree to which it can benefit Iran IF they intend to play this "dishonestly". Per the estimations of TankerTrackers four days ago, Iran had already exported ~40M barrels outside of the prior US blockade line since the MOU between the United States and Iran was signed. By now, that figure is almost certainly >50M barrels in 14 days. A rate of ~3.5M barrels per day being exported. Iran's "normal" rate of export for context is ~1.7M/day. Therefore Iran is exporting roughly double that amount they normally do since the MOU was signed. But this isn't a terminal capability. For one, it is unclear how many available buyers there are for Iran outside of China for Iranian oil. There has been indications that Pakistan may have interest, but India is largely stocked up. Perhaps Japan? But there is only "so much" that can be exported during this 60 day window where it disproportionately favors Iran. Tehran likely still has ~55M barrels in onshore oil storage that can be exported, and assuming they continue to do so at a rate of ~3.5Mbpd, that carries them favorably for ~16 more days. After that, it not longer is advantageous for Iran to keep the blockades lifted. What happens then? What happens if, by July 15th, the United States still hasn't released any of Iran's frozen assets? What is Iran's incentive to continue with the joint lifting of blockades? At that point, it would almost certainly be strategically advantageous for Iran to re-close the Strait and return back to the status quo pre-MOU, but now with ~105M-120M barrels outside of the reach of the U.S. blockade. No matter how I look at this, I just don't see how the United States will be able to turn the table on Iran here...

@nassquantum @TedPillows Ted is fudding and doesn't understand shit. A balance sheet of 50b assets and max 10b debt is perfect healthy. No margin calls also. 17 months runway and by that time we are in the next bullrun. Saylor just signaling to counter FUD. From people like Teddy.

@TedPillows Not the same setup. BTC isn’t the liability here, leverage and duration risk are

2022: Do Kwon used UST to accumulate bitcoin:native Later, they dumped BTC to save UST. 2026: Saylor used $STRC to accumulate BTC Now, they are about to dump BTC to save STRC. History never repeats itself, but it often rhymes.

@NoLimitGains He signed off on flexibility and transparency. If you own bitcoin you also want the OPTION to sell it. Genius move. FUDers in disbelief.

BREAKING: Saylor just signed off on selling up to $1.25 billion of Bitcoin to build a USD reserve. The man who built his entire identity on “never selling” is now selling.

@DonnyDraper15 @McBrads95 This defender was actively involved.

@Crypto__T @McBrads95 Cause that defender you are talking about was irrelevant. Learn the rules before talking nonsense

Iran player looked onside, wonder if some yank decided to make sure to deny them that winner #EGYIRN #WorldCup