Jammy Wealth ☮️

Overcrowded waiting rooms & classrooms Grocery prices keep going up Housing out of reach Gas expensive Homeless & fent zombies in the streets Protests non-stop Out of control crime Ready to listen yet? youtu.be/YtFOxNbmD38?si…

What the @Strive team is doing is important regarding non-compete/monopoly market rules. By rapidly emulating what @Strategy has had success with, they're providing choice. Few in BTC think about eggs in one basket concerns! @Werkman @PunterJeff @ColeMacro @IIICapital

An important metric to understand is that the $MSTR team aims to grow BTC/share overtime (known as accretion). Understanding this helps you park concern about short-term price volatility during bear markets. Math & low time preference for the win! Chart cred: @StrategyTracker

Strategy has acquired 3,273 BTC for ~$255.0 million at ~$77,906 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 9.6% YTD 2026. As of 4/26/2026, we hodl 818,334 $BTC acquired for ~$61.81 billion at ~$75,537 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

Strive has acquired 789 BTC for $61.43 million at an average cost of ~$77,890 per bitcoin. As of 4/24/2026 we hodl 14,557 $BTC. $ASST $SATA

@PiusSprenger 🤔

I can’t quite put my finger on it, but it feels wrong.

@RickAnderson 🤔

Some more good news. On a per capita basis, Canada is now attracting twice as much foreign direct investment as the next closest G7 country.

Monetary neutrality empowers long-term thinking, savings, and investment aligned with real value creation. 😱 😏 ♾️

Economic success may need redefinition: from GDP and jobs to well-being, creativity, and meaningful contribution. 🏗️ ❓ 🐂

@unusual_whales Yet, some of us can actually see past the garbage politicians & media and look at the long term relationship between these countries. 🤷‍♂️

“The vast majority of Canadians (78%) no longer consider the United States a friend or ally," per CTV

@MetamateDaz I don't think you understand how things work. Either that or your post is entirely tongue-in-cheek.

Billionaires should not exist. Anything over $1 Billion should be taxed at 100% and go towards funding public services. There is no reason for a single person to have that much money or power.

@LynAldenContact Prior to the Ukraine/Russia conflict Europe's reserve was ~1.2B, so that's the explanation.

Interesting that Japan has more strategic petroleum reserves than all of Europe.

Listen carefully.... If everyone will be able to afford private chefs and maids, WHO WILL BE THE PRIVATE CHEFS AND MAIDS? The false promise falls apart right there.

@elonmusk Lower the price. Win.

Starlink

@PierrePoilievre Everyone is tired.

Canadians carry more debt than what our entire country produces in a year. Nearly half are $200 from insolvency. Working people can't keep up with the cost of Carney's illusions. We must build strength at home by lowering taxes, removing red tape, and green-lighting projects so our people can live affordable lives: conservative.ca/cpc/no-more-il…

@GreaserRichard Is the world really ready?

Last year Peter Todd was Satoshi. Last week Adam back was Satoshi. This week it's Len and Hal. Who's going to be Satoshi next?

@For_Film_Fans The root cause is always the same… @BenAffleck

BEN AFFLECK on why Hollywood is dying. You need a MINIMUM of $25m to make the movie, another $25m to market it — so that's $50m straight off — and then (for showing the film) Theater’s take 50% too. So a $25m movie needs to make $75m just to break even.

Excessive debt expansion transfers wealth from workers to owners of financial assets. 🏴 🔮 🔐

@RonSwanonson Nice. Both important, but money history first - scarcity, immutability, ledgers, debasement, decentralization, trade, etc. Helps understand why Bitcoin is unique. Helps avoid the altcoin casino. Tech helps understand network effect, L1/L2, UTXOs, OP codes, security, etc.

I would say that understanding bitcoin adoption has way more to do with your understanding of monetary history, network effects, and how the current system works…. Than it does understanding the bitcoin protocol itself in any great detail You can be extremely tech savvy and have no clue about monetary history and would never have a shot

@peteremcc Bottle rockets 😂

I promise I am not joking... This is Canada's spaceport. Last month, the federal government paid $200 million to a company called Maritime Launch Services to lease it for 10 years.

@KobeissiLetter "Heading into"... dude arguably it's already in full swing.

The world is heading into a historic debt crisis: Global government debt is projected to surge to 102% of GDP by 2031, a level previously seen only in the aftermath of World War II, according to the IMF. World government debt already stands at ~94% of GDP. Debt-to-GDP has risen +16 percentage points since 2015, with the US and China responsible for the majority of the increase. This comes as the US is running a government deficit of 7-8% of GDP, with debt projected to rise to 142% of GDP by 2031. At the same time, China’s Debt-to-GDP is expected to increase to 127% as the country’s deficit has widened to nearly 8% of GDP. Global interest payments are expected to rise to ~5% of GDP by 2031 from the current ~3%, as governments refinance maturing debt at today's higher borrowing costs. The global economy is being increasingly fueled by debt.