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Worst thing one can do right now is turn into a doomer. This content gets so much engagement. Become a delusional optimist. Don’t focus on the potential crypto downside → focus on the massive upside the next cycle will bring. Bitcoin is still going to one million. Don’t focus on AI destroying the economy or taking your job. Focus on the opportunity it brings. Doomers will blind themselves and miss the opportunity and reversal. Life’s beautiful.

@damskotrades @CryptoJelleNL

@CryptoJelleNL Yes, I do think we’ll see a monster run in the next cycle up. Started writing a smol article about it.

$BTC has spent the past 8 years inside this rising channel - and I don't think that changes anytime soon. Looking at this channel again, something just crossed my mind... What if the past cycle was an echo bubble like 2019, and the next run is a monster like 2017 and 2021? 👀

@damskotrades happy for you bro

Last day as a 1-year-old. The world has changed a lot since we were kids. Screens. Inside. Phones. Social media. Tomorrow he’ll get presents, but my favorite gift is making sure he has a slow childhood. Outside. Dirty clothes. Real play. Discovering the world.

gm, today; wake up around 5-6 go to the gym with the fam before school do some work some nature work time with the kids football with the boys dinner with the fam bed early

I see Bitcoin is dead again, AI will take all our jobs, bring an economic crisis, and it’s all over. But it’s all good. The world is still beautiful, and Bitcoin will go to 1M anyway.

The New York Times is utterly disgusting

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The people who rape kids want you to have a social credit score.

Leaving you with something positive for the weekend, and something off the subject of markets. I truly believe in the power of prayer. I’ve seen it show up in my own life in ways I can’t explain. I heard Matthew McConaughey say something recently that really landed, “No white collar prayers.” Pray for health. Pray for the strength to be who your family and friends need. Pray for patience. Pray to be useful when you’re called on. Pray for discernment, to listen clearly, and to make the choices that protect your home and help the people you’re responsible for, so you can be good for the long haul. Have a good weekend everyone.

@damskotrades You’re back bro! Missed you 😂

Bitcoin never went parabolic at the same time as gold. It always followed after. > Gold (& silver) had very parabolic, final-fail type of price action > Gold dropped 16% and Silver 38% (blow-off material) > Gold/BTC hit the range-low box I was watching (tweet below) Doesn’t mean it needs to reverse right now, could take a while but I think it’s time to pay attention again. Had a few weeks of holiday in NL and some family stuff. Bought some HYPE around $29.6, but overal still waiting for my previous plan to trigger & will update these higher time-frame charts again this weekend.

This @waitbutwhy illustration is 👌

For thousands of years, babies slept with their mothers. When they cried, they were attended to. Then two men came along: Dr. Holt and John B. Watson. They said babies should be trained. That babies had to fit the assembly line schedules of their parents. "Newborns must cry to expand their lungs," they claimed. "Simply let them cry it out." And that's how the "cry it out" sleep training method was born. Watson treated babies like experiments. "Never hug or kiss your child," he wrote. "Shake hands with them in the morning." After all, mothers needed rest, to attend to their husbands and households. Watson had four children. Three attempted suicide. One succeeded. And we still follow it today. Because once you convince a mother to ignore her baby's cries, you've broken something primal.

# BLESSED

California's Central Valley produces 80% of the world's almonds. Each almond requires 3.2 gallons of actual irrigation water to grow. Not rainfall. Actual tap water pumped from aquifers. One gallon of almond milk requires 162 gallons of irrigation water. Compare that to dairy milk at 8 gallons of tap water per gallon, with the rest being rainfall that falls on pasture anyway. But here's where it gets properly grim. Almonds bloom for exactly three weeks in February. During those three weeks, California needs every pollinating bee in North America transported to the Central Valley or the crop fails entirely. Commercial beekeepers truck in 31 billion honeybees. That's two-thirds of America's entire managed bee population, all concentrated in one valley for three weeks. The bees are packed into trucks, driven across the country, dumped into almond groves drenched in pesticides, worked to exhaustion, then packed up and shipped to the next crop. The mortality rate is catastrophic. Beekeepers report losing 30 to 50% of their hives annually. That's billions of bees dead. Not from natural causes. From being used as disposable pollination machines for your almond milk. The pesticides don't help. Almond groves are sprayed with neonicotinoids which scramble bee navigation systems, fungicides which weaken their immune systems, and herbicides which eliminate the wildflowers they'd normally forage on between almond blooms. Meanwhile the aquifer depletion is permanent. The Central Valley has sunk 28 feet in some areas from groundwater extraction. That water took 10,000 years to accumulate. It's being drained in decades for almond milk. Your vegan latte killed more bees and used more water than a year's worth of dairy milk. But it's got "plant-based" on the label so you're definitely saving the planet.

The vast majority of drama is voluntary. I do not volunteer.

She's right. As God is my witness I will never buy a car with a killswitch. I will rally my audience to do the same. @Ford @Toyota @chevrolet @NissanUSA @Hyundai You guys might want to rally your lobbyists to end this practice. We will bankrupt every single one of you if not.

When my buddy ⁦@JimBreuer⁩ had the balls to do this comedy bit during the lockdowns, I believe it was the funniest, and most important comedy in the past 20 years! Jim is the MAN✔️

President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Neel Kashkari: "CBDC doesn't solve any actual problems, other than enabling central bankers to monitor all transactions, and deduct taxes directly from people's accounts"