Eddie

Our feet hurt 🦶🏼

@BrainHarrington All he had to do was clean it up he had a goldmine

Remember that time when it was a Bitcoiner that created a really influential social network and then he gave up on it and sold it to a different billionaire that nuked everything good about it and the original Bitcoiner went and backed a dumb open source alternative that didnt get any traction and then the bitcoin cyber hornets on the old social media and the new social media have their influence completely set back multiple years

@BrainHarrington @sonicdrivein @sherinzy **looking up if sonic is near me **

The @sonicdrivein refreshers are elite 1/2 price ordered in the app

@ravikiran_dev7 No I told my Ai to stay organized and clearly label all the different sections for future Ai collab edits 😆

Unpopular opinion: it's true 👀 Do you agree with this??

@fold_app I’ll take a pic of my card traveling later this week!

@EdMoneys Bingo! Spins coming your way

Where in the world is Fold? or more accurately... Où se trouve Fold dans le monde ? Throw your guesses in the comments.👇 Pro tip: include your referral link. Top guesses earn spins/sats.

I wish @Goldback would drop California this week

@amitisinvesting My bag was way too correlated 🤣I’m so happy BTC and HOOD are two different paths to glory

$HOOD I have covered Robinhood for the past 3 years, and it is fair to say that something really different has happened in the past 2 weeks since their Crypto event in the UK. Why? Well... Just over one week after launch of the Robinhood Chain: - 17M+ transactions - Nearly 350K total addresses - Nearly $250M in protocol TVL - More than $1B in DEX trading volume And three days ago, Robinhood Chain flipped Hyperliquid in 24-hour DEX volume, according to DefiLlama: Robinhood Chain: $433.19M Hyperliquid: $296.23M The implications for $HOOD are significant and really cannot be ignored by the market. Robinhood is evolving from a brokerage that earns from customer trading activity into a vertically integrated financial ecosystem with its own blockchain, exchange infrastructure, tokenized assets and on-chain liquidity. This along with the Trump accounts is why I think the stock has finally decoupled from $BTC and is now trading at 80% above its lows in May. Bitcoin could go up or down, the market has moved on with pegging HOOD's stock to random BTC fluctuations, because HOOD is so, so much more important than what happens with any individual coin. If Robinhood Chain continues gaining adoption, Robinhood could capture economics from: - Blockchain transaction fees - DEX trading and liquidity activity - Tokenized stocks and real-world assets (something Vlad really wants to push heavily as he sees the entire world is moving on chain) - Stablecoin payments and settlement - Third-party applications built on its network - Increased customer deposits and engagement The bigger opportunity is that Robinhood may no longer need to simply route transactions through financial infrastructure owned by other companies. It could increasingly own the infrastructure itself...which has always been the bull case for them in crypto. It's not just about making fees off people trading coins, but owning the entire stack when it comes to the broader crypto ecosystem. That gives Robinhood more control over the customer experience, potentially stronger margins and several new recurring revenue streams. It is still early, and some of the initial volume may be driven by launch incentives, but Robinhood Chain is already showing that the company could become far more than a retail brokerage. The main assets being traded on it right now are meme coins, which some people may think are a joke, but to me this is showing the willingness of so many native crypto investors to accept Robinhood Chain as a legitimate platform to be able to trade on and eventually, millions of other assets with real world utility will come on chain. $HOOD is building toward becoming a global, crypto-native financial platform and that level of innovation and speed is what has helped the stock recover this year but is also getting the street excited for the future, diversified streams of revenue which will continue to compound earnings over the coming years. LFG.

@FastbreakHoops5 It was actually when Nipsey was killed but yeah we jumped to a different dimension or something it got weird

She's not wrong 🥲

@amitisinvesting Why did they community note you bro 🤣

One of the most useful personal finance frameworks almost nobody teaches: every dollar you have belongs to one of three timeframes. Most people mix them up and end up with money in the wrong timeframe for the job it's supposed to do. 🧵

@crystalvision89 @fold_app @willreeves As a user, Free is always better BUT As a bitcoiner I would pay $1-$5 for it to be used to buy bitcoin or support a bitcoin cause while getting some perks The $5 robinhood gold is unnoticeable (Im locked in with Annual Fold+)

@fold_app @willreeves Are we still getting our Fold+ memberships refunded?

June was a good month for the Fold app. New home screen, a new rewards hub, and a few things you've been asking for. Here's what shipped. 🧵

All courses of action are risky So prudence is not in avoiding danger but calculating risk and acting decisively - Niccolo Machiavelli

@fold_app This saves time and time is Bitcoin 👏

Also new: a pending indicator on credit card payments, so you always know where your balance stands while it settles. And the iOS widgets are finally here, track spend and rewards right from your home screen.

@fold_app Breakdown outside of the ℹ️ 👏

@fold_app This slider feature is sexy !! 🔥

Navigation on iOS now uses Apple's glass style, translucent, blurred, and a lot more at home on your phone. It's a visual update. Everything you use is still exactly where you left it.

@TheLeatherMint 📚

That's a nice library. Good selection of books.

@BoomerDivvies Interesting stats

Tell me again how renters are “investing the difference” between their rent cost and the cost of ownership. Homeowners have way more wealth than renters at every age level. And it’s not even close.

@darrelltalksfi I like how Apple shows exactly what you need to pay easy to use interface

You’re probably paying off your credit card wrong. Most people see a balance on their credit card and think that’s what they owe. But there are two important dates to understand: • Statement closing date • Payment due date When you pay off your credit card bill, you’re paying for last month’s purchases. For example, my most recent statement closing date is June 5th. That statement includes all my purchases from May 6th - June 5th. And my next statement period will be from June 6th to the next closing date of July 5th. The payment due date is typically 3-4 weeks after the statement closing date. For me, that’s June 28th. June 28th is when I need to pay off all my purchases from the previous month that are on the statement (May 6th - June 5th) so I don’t pay any interest. Miss that date and you’re paying 20%+ interest on money you already spent.