Malaysian Dream

@nksantucci @akevittnvg Yes or Leafs

@akevittnvg <- Canadian. Am I the maple bastard?

バッキーズはやばい ガソリンスタンドは基本コンビニ併設 バッキーズはやばい マッケンチーズは作り方で戦争が起きる パイナップルピザの真犯人はメープル野郎でアメリカ人的にも分かれる バッキーズはやばい 今日知ったこと

Image is important for any product big or small. A bunch of vultures with questionable intelligence rage demanding in every thread would have hurt $BNKR long term, not help. Long term this will help to protect $BNKR's image and thus is bullish actually.

@Cody_Gains Yep, rotated a bit into Virtuals around 100M. Moving it back in here.

Feels like the whole $BNKR “claim your fees” meta is getting treated like it just got rugged. Reality check: - Existing tokens didnt change - Fees are still accruing - Devs are still claiming - Infra is still shipping What changed? Less spam and less public pressure trying to corner devs into tokenizing whether they want to or not. Thats probably healthy long term. Forcing every builder into the fire with a steak dangling in front of em was never sustainable. Not every build needs a token. This is a rotation and cooldown, not game over. When people zoom out and realize their bags are structurally the same and the rails are still working - I wouldnt be surprised to see a sharp recovery. Meta cools, devs keep shipping, fees keep rolling. Up and up.

Tl;dr: We’re focusing the Base app to be trading-first to drive demand and distribution for every asset and to be the best app for whatever you do in the onchain economy. Since announcing the Base app in July, hundreds of thousands of you have used the app to create, trade, save, spend, and build. Seeing the adoption has been incredible. We've also heard clear feedback about what's landing and isn't. Three themes stand out: - The app felt overly focused on social. It came across as too close to web2, and didn’t show support for the full breadth of assets that people want to trade. - Everyone wants more high quality assets. In general there is a desire to engage with and trade high quality assets. This is the most important opportunity as we bring capital markets onchain. - The feed needs to surface everything: Having a feed of what's happening onchain is a good idea, but it needs to surface apps, stocks, predictions, and every asset class (with social tokens are just one of many). In a world where everything is tokenized and tradeable, the single most valuable thing we can do is drive demand and distribution to everyone. That’s exactly what the Base app is going to do. We’re going to make the Base app the best place to trade and use every asset. Concretely this means: 1. We’re going to build for trading first. Having trading as our primary focus will help us bring demand and capital for all rapidly growing asset classes in the economy. 2. We’re going to bring more high quality assets onchain. To best serve the trading use case, we’re going to make it so everything is tradable in the app — protocols, apps, stocks, predictions, memes, and yes creators too. We’re going to lean into a finance-first UX. We be 3. We’re going to lean into a finance-first UX. We believe it makes more sense to layer social features on top of finance, than the other way around. This means we'll continue to experiment with features like copy-trading, feed-trading, and leaderboards. This is going to be hugely additive to the Base economy because it's going to drive more capital and users to every asset and app. Base app will be the best self-custodial wallet to trade and use every asset, globally accessible, with fast, simple onboarding for everyone, everywhere. Base chain will continue to be the best chain to build anything, now supercharged with even more distribution. We’re building this together, in the open, and seeing how people use the app keeps teaching us what matters most. Thank you for the continued feedback. Stay based.

@FireupChips2629 @marklevinshow Correct, but jack POSo and Levin were thick as thieves in the fake MAGA neoCon cult back then.

@WOODPUPPET @gigilee77 @IanCarrollShow You understand that all that's needed is the data and that can be copied over in a few minutes. The phone itself holds no value unless they need DNA or finger prints from it.

@gigilee77 @IanCarrollShow It's evidence

Why does Erika Kirk have Charlie’s cell phone? Is that not one of the most important pieces of evidence in the murder case? Excuse me???

@bigdsenpai I like crypto but not the people.

Hot take but I kind of like crypto actually

@plur_daddy This, but there's also the problem of different risk on/off profiles. For crypto natives alts are risk on, BTC risk off. For tradfi the mag7 are risk off and BTC risk on. Since BTC is controlled by tradfi their risk profile prevails and distorts crypto natives' perceptions.

Because of the 4 year cycle, all crypto market participants are primed to view the market as either in a bull or bear phase. What if, as a part of the market maturing, we are simply in an extended consolidation window where overhead supply is being absorbed? I have not seen anyone frame it in this way before. Gold chopped between $1,650-2,050 from April 2020 to March 2024. It is logical to assume that as BTC evolves, it will exhibit more gold-like behaviors. Things tend to play out faster in BTC than gold, but another 6-18 months of rangebound activity wouldn't be strange at all. Sellers emerged aggressively whenever price entered the $120k range. There are strong arguments those sellers were motivated by the 4 year cycle memetic consensus, but there are equally good arguments those sellers were driven by other factors including age, price, liquidity, thesis change, and emerging tail risks. If price gets back to that level, it's rational for people to front run that, which helps reinforce the range. This also dovetails with my intuitive feeling that the lows may be in, or at the least not significantly lower than what we have seen, but upside also being capped. As I have been discussing, liquidity conditions are poised to moderately improve, so there is potential for a bounce, but I'd be cautious about betting on regime change.

@mikepratt @Pro__Trading @nytimes @washingtonpost Geneva convention is not bidding on the United States and even if it was it does not apply to enemy combatants not in uniform.

@Pro__Trading @nytimes @washingtonpost God, you’re insufferable. So NOW your point is they were collateral damage? Stop. It violated the super clear laws of war, Geneva convention. All of it. You honestly don’t care though. You don’t think rules apply.

The @nytimes exonerates Admiral Bradley, too. Admitting the target was the "disabled vessel" not shipwrecked terrorists floating in the water. A "disabled vessel" is not a destroyed vessel. The @washingtonpost and everyone peddling this bullshit story look like complete and utter liars and clowns.

@kissthecann0n @AntiCommieBecca So you think lions got together at some point and decided that the male lions defending the young was the optimal society framework?

The reality is men have almost entirely rejected their biological role of fighting building & protecting. A tiny percentage of men work in the military, law-enforcement or trades now. Modern technology has allowed modern man to go his entire life with never throwing or receiving a punch or even picking up a nail & hammer. Even basic household maintenance that every man used to be expected to do is outsourced to other men at often astronomical costs. But women are still constrained by their biological role of birthing/raising children. THIS is where a lot of female resentment is coming from. Eventually, modern technology will allow women to reject their biological role as well. But there is no doubt that half the population watching the other half lose his testosterone, reject what he was literally designed to do, struggle to do the most basic skills that his grandfather could do with ease all the while he tells her he’s more powerful and she’s inferior is just not acceptable to many young women. I don’t understand why so few seem to understand this. 🤷‍♀️🤔

@Washigorira @TheRealPlanC It would be an extremely difficult thing to estimate I would think. Changes in electric prices, numerous different countries and regions inside of them, etc. Better just to give a rough estimate range.

@TheRealPlanC Genuine question here: what’s the difference with the Bitcoin production cost indicators on TradingView? There it’s shown as a zone rather than a line.

One of the most important Bitcoin charts you have most likely never seen. Notice how many times Bitcoin has found support at this estimated cost of production red line. The line currently sits at $70,000. This is not just on-chain data—this is a cost of production model for Bitcoin, which is a commodity, and commodities almost never trade below their cost of production. Shout out to (@)paulewaulpaul for creating this chart. Make sure you give him a follow—he does unique and great work.

@BullzAnBearz @tombRaider_kw @ByzGeneral Do you think BTC will trade above 70k at any point for the remainder of the decade?

@tombRaider_kw @ByzGeneral LOL, so all the bond holders will watch while he’s getting soaked and just take a loss when he can’t repay?

So are you guys ready for Saylor to get liquidated?

@XianKatsura @Aelthemplaer Baby steps

@Aelthemplaer Or they could, you know, arrest some antifa and actually hold them accountable for Left-wing violence?

For any Trump insiders listening, I'm going to give you the best advice ever to fix MAGA's crumbling support - and it won't involve arresting any judges or storming any democrat capitols. It doesn't even involve dropping Israel. It's this: Just say you fucked up. That's it. Just say you got a little too gung hoe on pleasing the Neocons. Have a heart to heart with the nation and promise to refocus on the homefront.

@Michael1016JL @ybqryyz5fq @Le_Frontiersman @DeItaone If the business paid it then the consumer didn't. I've been told the consumer always pays therefore the refund would go to the consumer. You seem to be suggestioning that companies get to charge consumers for the tariff rate and still get the refund.

@ybqryyz5fq @DecampTheUsa @Le_Frontiersman @DeItaone Because the businesses paid the tariffs. So they get the refunds. It’s up to the businesses if they want to refund the customers for any increased costs but they aren’t obligated too. Prices chance all the time, that’s how markets work.

🚨 TRUMP MAY HAVE TO REFUND TARIFFS — THESE STOCKS COULD BENEFIT Wells Fargo said companies hit hardest by the tariffs could gain the most, including Caterpillar, Nike, Five Below, Best Buy, and Gap. Caterpillar fell sharply during past tariff flare-ups but is now up 57% year to date, helped by AI-related power equipment demand. Goldman Sachs expects a Supreme Court ruling by January, with refunds potentially taking months to process.

@Michael1016JL @Le_Frontiersman @DeItaone So then the cost wasn't being passed on to the consumer.

@Le_Frontiersman @DeItaone Yes, the people that paid the tariffs are the businesses, not the consumers.

@pG6Z5GbT_U2rvL @ThinkingUSD You can easily have alot of nonsense in between. People betting that the data is all good, but it's all bad. Others bettering it's all bad, but it's all good.

@ThinkingUSD Stocks haven't had a daily downtrend since April lol Gov shutdown ends and you'll have S&P at 7k, maybe higher. But crypto has been cooked for almost a year now. BTC is allergic to the upside, red YTD in non-joke currencies, dragging everything down. Bid privacy.

Really feels like equities are cooked, and if equities are cooked, then our coins are about to get smacked

@notthreadguy Hey you were pissed about California taxes. Just wait for what New York's will be.

appears i picked the worst time in American history to be moving to new york city 👍

@exactly34_ @ChristianHeiens Republicans ran the worst possible candidate they could for governor.

@ChristianHeiens What the actual fuck? Are the Presidential approval rating numbers just a lie right now?

To give you guys an idea of how bad tonight is, Bobby Orrock is likely to lose his seat. Virginians understand how much of a bloodbath this is that we're talking about Orrock's seat as likely Dem pickup now. He's been in office since 1990 and won re-election by over 10 points two years ago.

@CryptoCharles__ I always wonder how perma-bears actually maintain social relationship. Praying that everyone but them are wrong and suffers horrible loses has to eat away at their soul.

Everyone talks about Michael Burry and his big short but John Paulson made $20 billion dollars during that crash and is giga long pharmaceuticals and precious metals right now Long term bears in a system designed to go up and to the right are scum of the earth

They been doing this sice roughly early October