DatCryptoGuy

@Abra_Fund @Mericamemed Exactly, prices may go down but it’s not going to be by much. It doesn’t take much for people to jump in and start buying houses again. Once that short term drop happens prices will sky rocket even higher.

@Mericamemed @CustomsDub Absolutely greed. I keep seeing people say, "watch out, home prices are gonna crash" It's like no they wont. A semi-prolong decrease in home prices by 5%-10% would create a huge amount of buyers step in People with the right savings rate can buy a lower end home on minimum wage

Normalize offering $50,000 under asking price

@TimmyTomBomb @Mericamemed You’re in for a very rude awakening if you think prices of houses are too high right now my friend.

@CustomsDub @Mericamemed “Study inflation.” I know inflation. Doesn’t mean homes are worth what people “think” they’re worth. Home prices don’t nearly double in 5-6 years. Yes, other factors contribute but you’re out of your mind if you think this is anywhere close to normal.

@TimmyTomBomb @Mericamemed Study inflation, that’s how quickly the dollar is inflating. We’ve literally printed 26% of circulating supply in just the last 6 months dude.

@CustomsDub @Mericamemed You’re insane. Home built in 2021 sold new for $421k just listed in the community my wife and I want to be for $781k. That’s not too expensive? 😂 that’s one example of many.

@glam_queenn I bet that coochi staaaaaanks

Men be honest, $50, 000 or Her ?😅

@vikktorrrre Toss up between hype and Sui

if you had $20,000, which coin would you put it all in? asking for a friend

@MyColleagueMio2 Meanwhile I’m over here with my computer monitor looking like @RobSchneider and the mailbox on The Animal.

A reporter in A Coruña, Spain, faced strong winds during a live storm report, her dress flying up! It looks so challenging to report in such conditions! What's the wildest weather you've seen? 💨

@BartonPumpClips @MyColleagueMio2 I’d hit it

@MyColleagueMio2 Ya'll are gooning to AI slop

@BSCNews @SolanaFloor @Pumpfun @solana @BNBCHAIN @ethereum @coinbase @base @monad Adaptability is key to surviving this ecosystem. Good job @Pumpfun

🚨LATEST: IS PUMPFUN MOVING AWAY FROM SOLANA?! According to @SolanaFloor, OG token launcher @pumpfun has registered for multiple subdomains relating to non-@Solana networks such as... @BNBChain @Ethereum @Coinbase's @Base @Monad It has also removed 'Solana' as its location on X/Twitter. Cross-chain expansion incoming?

@brian_armstrong in the event of banks and credit unions retaliating to the extent of preventing any ability to move funds to Coinbase from our accounts, do you have a means of allowing US citizens the ability to deposit and withdraw funds to/from Coinbase?

@TFTC21 Bro, how much did you get paid to post this? 🤣

Coinbase is quietly lobbying to kill Bitcoin's de minimis tax exemption. The company reportedly told legislators that "no one is using Bitcoin as money" and that a Bitcoin de minimis exemption would be "DOA." Meanwhile, they're pushing for the exemption to apply only to stablecoins, specifically regulated, dollar-pegged stablecoins like USDC. Coinbase made $1.35 billion in stablecoin revenue in 2025, up 48% year over year, almost entirely from interest earned on U.S. Treasuries held in USDC reserves. Bloomberg estimates that number could surge 7x under the GENIUS Act. Every person who uses USDC for payments instead of Bitcoin is a person whose dollars are sitting in Coinbase's reserve pool generating risk-free yield for Coinbase. A de minimis exemption for Bitcoin would let people spend it freely for everyday purchases without triggering a taxable event. That makes Bitcoin a direct competitor to USDC as a payment method. Coinbase doesn't want that competition. They want you locked into their centralized stablecoin ecosystem where they clip yield on every dollar you park there. The irony is that a de minimis exemption doesn't even make sense for stablecoins. They're pegged to the dollar. They don't fluctuate in value. There's no capital gain to exempt. The exemption matters for Bitcoin precisely because it does fluctuate, and without it, every coffee purchase becomes a taxable event. Senator Lummis proposed a $300 de minimis exemption that would cover Bitcoin. The House framework only covers stablecoins under $200. The Bitcoin Policy Institute has already warned that Bitcoin is being deliberately excluded from these talks. A de minimis exemption that covers stablecoins but not Bitcoin isn't a tax framework. It's a subsidy for Coinbase's treasury management business disguised as consumer protection.

@Altcoinbuzzio Pretty sure you can only claim a loss up to $3k or something like that. A $30k loss won’t all be claimed.

YOU ARE MISSING THE ABSOLUTE BIGGEST LEGAL CHEAT CODE IN THE ENTIRE MARKET. A retail trader buys $100,000 worth of Bitcoin directly at the absolute local top. The market violently corrects and the portfolio value drops heavily to $70,000. The retail trader panics, holds the underwater bag, and simply hopes it eventually recovers. The institutional trader executes a completely different structural maneuver. They immediately sell the Bitcoin to legally lock in a massive $30,000 capital loss on paper. Then they instantly buy the exact same amount of Bitcoin right back a few seconds later. Because digital assets are currently exempt from traditional wash sale rules, the maneuver is entirely legal. They keep their exact original Bitcoin position ready for the inevitable macro recovery. But they just secured a massive $30,000 tax deduction to entirely offset their other trading profits. You need to actively harvest your losses instead of blindly holding them.

I theory the approach would be the direction Sui is going honestly with its ability to run transactions in parallel. Brute forcing high tps isn’t going to work unless more innovating methods are developed. Same logic was applied with processors. Faster processors wasn’t the game changer. It was how well they could multitask.

🚨Hard truth: Your chain can't do 1M+ TPS in a real world setting. Nobody's can. Every "million TPS" benchmark you've seen was run on validators in the same data center with empty transactions. Toss real demand at any of them and they crumble. For now…

@Whale_Guru Idk, I just keep buying.

World War 3 is going on. Gold is crashing. Silver is crashing. Bitcoin is crashing. Stocks are crashing. Real estate is crashing. Genuinely what should we buy now?

@DrClownPhD With idea that I’d probably die anyway. Most likely attack it.

What would you do if you saw this in your basement? 😨

@skumWgmi I’d start a revolution before killing myself at that point.

My neighbour jumped off a 3 storey building over a 1M debt. He landed on a brand new Range Rover, smashed the hood, and still didn't die.

If you’re consistently seeing false news about a chain then that’s likely a sign to get out. Users are desperate and holders are trying anything they can to pull in exit liquidity.

@NoodlesFi False

🚨 BREAKING: GOOGLE TURNS TO SUI FOR AI PAYMENTS, SKIPS ETHEREUM AND SOLANA THE EXPERIMENT CENTERS ON AGENTIC COMMERCE

@BSCNews @AmerBanker Fun fact, banks can fight all the want. Even if they somehow get what they want it won’t stop people from making a decentralized means of winning. 🤷

🚨LATEST: GENIUS ACT STABLECOIN YIELD LOOPHOLE WORRIES BANKS The OCC’s draft rule implementing the GENIUS Act is fueling fresh concerns among banks, according to American Banker (@AmerBanker). The law bans stablecoin issuers from paying yield directly. But analysts say third-party platforms may still offer rewards programs. Bank groups argue this could effectively replicate stablecoin yield. Traditional lenders fear deposits could migrate toward crypto platforms. Treasury advisers estimate up to $6.6 trillion in deposits may be at risk.

@TheBTCTherapist Foolishly strategic. Best to dca than catch a dip perfectly.

What do you call someone who is waiting for Bitcoin to fall to $40,000?