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@KobeissiLetter I think anyone with even a little common sense expected this

It's official: Canada has unexpectedly entered a technical recession for the first time since the pandemic lockdowns in 2020. Real GDP in Canada fell -0.1% in Q1 2026 following a -1.0% contraction in Q4 2025. This marks two-straight quarters of GDP contraction for the first time in six years. Economists had expected Q1 GDP growth of +1.5%, yet the economy suddenly contracted. The weak GDP data coincides with a weak job market as well, as the Canadian economy is likely to remain under pressure amid ongoing US tariffs. Meanwhile, the household saving rate fell to 3.5%, reaching its lowest level since the Q1 2024 as spending rose faster than incomes. Canada is facing a major economic slowdown.

@BitcoinPizza_10 @TylerSCrypto Like crossing swords?

@TylerSCrypto The tips, they touch

Just when you think things couldn't get any bigger. They get bigger. Bitcoin

@MichelleLA1981 A very large number of us did NOT vote for this and are frustrated to whits end with how he's managing things. We're stuck with no way out. Maybe show a little compassion instead of an "I told you so!"

This is what Carney did while with the bank of England. He tanked their economy. This is what you clowns voted for. When Canada falls I will be the first to say I told you so!

@ZynxBTC From my understanding, there was 3.5b raised from $STRC last week and they just bought 2b worth of $BTC... Easy math

For those wondering where the $1.5 billion for the 2029 convertible note repurchase will come from, I suspect one of three sources. 1) The USD reserve, which currently holds $2.25 billion. 2) The sale of Bitcoin, as Saylor mentioned to inoculate the market against the ponzi narrative. 3) The $MSTR ATM.

@Matt022024 @TheMoonCarl @grok @saylor isn't selling. He said they "could" sell some once it's appreciated enough to cover the dividends if need be to preserve the value of the common stock. Net BTC accumulation would still be substantially positive.

@TheMoonCarl @grok Do your predictions change now that Saylor is selling?

Hey @grok, edit this image to what #Bitcoin price will be in the next 3 years.

@CryptoJelleNL I have alts popping that haven't moved in years and if they have its only been down. Could that be a sign of a bottom? Could it be a sign we might actually get an alt season despite what CT would have you believe?

Still not sure that the bear market bottom is in - but even if it is, I'm not worried. $BTC gives plenty of solid entries in a bull run. Your life is not ruined if you don't buy the pico-lows, no matter how much CT wants you to believe that. Catch the meat of the move, and you win. Patience remains my game.

@WallStreetMav "You date the rate, you marry the price! "

The real estate market is broken with mortgage rates above 6%. I was looking at houses and moving ... but when you do the math, it is crazy to give up my 3.9% mortgage and move to another area and do a 6.3% mortgage. But then if I wait until rates are back near 4%, house prices will likely skyrocket with cheaper money. Tough decision ...

@lm9382 @MikeBales You laugh... but pay attention and you'll start to notice it too!

@Davin87618503 @MikeBales Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣

This is worth repeating: I never cared that you were gay until you started shoving it down my throat, and I never cared what color you were until you started blaming me for your problems. I never cared about your political affiliation until you started condemning me for mine. I really never even cared where you were born until you wanted to erase my history and blame my ancestors for your problems. I never even cared if your beliefs were different from mine until you said my beliefs were wrong. But now I care. My patience and tolerance are gone, and I am not alone in feeling like this. There are millions of us who feel like this.

@MarkJCarney Enough of this horseshit! Canada is the dangerous place that's dividing everyone and you need to stop this rhetoric!

In a more dangerous and divided world, Canada’s approach is principled and pragmatic.

@MikeBales Looking to either create a cause and virtue signal to try to make themselves look good. Or they're trying to divide everyone else and spread hate towards their own demographic to either make themselves feel better or punish themselves because there's so much internal hate

@MikeBales I'm with you 100% Mike! However, if you pay very close attention I've noticed that 99% of the time, it's not these specific demographics where all this is stemming from. In most cases it's extreme left individuals with no lives of their own, or no self esteem...

@MarkJCarney Woohoo! 2 tanks of gas worth back in my pocket... I'm sleeping better tonight and eating better tomorrow 🙄

This tax season, nearly 22 million Canadians are benefiting from our middle-class tax cut and keeping more of their hard-earned paycheques.

@IfindRetards You're

If you're a grammar Nazi on social media, your retarded.

@EricRStPierre Good argument... has me confused which side you're on? The Trump GIF would suggest conservative but the lack of detail in your response would suggest liberal

Question of the day: Why are Conservative supporters gushing over an interview that affirmed Canada as multicultural post national state? Isn't multiculturalism a Liberal policy rather than a Conservative one?

@TylerSCrypto It's my fault... I bought more

opening up tradingview to decide which asset to blame for bitcoin going down

@hell_line0 Maybe it's because you refer to us as the "secondary sex." Can't imagine anyone wanting to help you with an attitude like that

A member of the secondary sex watched me struggle to put a large heavy deck box into my trunk at Costco. He sat there for 10+ minutes watching me struggle in hopes that he could take my parking space. So naturally, after the struggle was over, I sat in my car typing out post until he got mad enough to find another space. We need a new batch of men, this batch has low T and is defective.

@NwokeOma_ You should also add that the same percentage of the monthly expenses of the house can now be deducted from your income as well.

This popped up, so allow me add a tax angle here. In Canada, when you sell your primary home, you usually don’t pay tax on the profit because of the Principal Residence Exemption. But, if you convert a portion of your home into a permanent rental unit (like a legal basement suite), you are likely to lose part of that tax-free status. The CRA basically sees this as a "change in use" of property. That basement is no longer considered part of your "tax-free" home; it’s instead treated like a separate investment property. This means that if the house goes up in value and you choose to sell it, you'd be expected to pay capital gains tax on the portion of the profit tied to the basement’s square footage. For example: You buy a house for $700,000. Two years later, you finish the basement to rent it out. At that point, the house is worth $800,000, and the basement takes up 30% of your square footage. Fast forward a few years, and you sell the whole house for $1.1 million. Since the house grew by $300,000 after you started renting the basement, the CRA looks at the basement's 30% share of that growth, which in this scenario is $90,000. Because that part of the house was a rental, that $90,000 is considered a capital gain. $45,000 (50% of the capital) is then added to your taxable income on your T1 for that year and taxed according to your overall tax bracket in the same year.

@TylerSCrypto Easily the most entertaining account on CT but I can never tell if you're bull posting or shit posting... it's confuses my whole investment thesis

once you see it… you understand how big it is

@jimbo_2112 @guyfelicella What's the climate?

@guyfelicella Same. I have friends living in the US who keep asking me to come for a visit. Not a chance in this climate. I may like apples, but I’m not putting my hand in a bear trap to grab one.

As a Canadian watching what’s unfolding in the United States, you couldn’t pay me $10,000, cover the flight, and put me in a five-star hotel. I still wouldn’t go. No vacation is worth gambling!