Jase Yung

Goldman Sachs: 2020: “Bitcoin is not an asset class.” "... it is not a suitable investment for our clients" 2021: “Bitcoin is the best performing asset class this year.” 2021Q2: Goldman Sachs expected to offer wealth clients exposure to #BTC Banks will go to where demand is

@Vivek4real_ We are all satoshi

BREAKING: NEW YORK TIMES ARTICLE JUST CONCLUDED THAT ADAM BACK IS SATOSHI NAKAMOTO. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY WILD 🤯

@gazza_jenks @brian_armstrong We are still so early

JUST IN: @brian_armstrong challenges France central bank governor on Bitcoin at World Economic Forum in Davos 🔥 François Villeroy de Galhau says "I trust more independent central banks with a democratic mandate than private issuers of Bitcoin". Armstrong hits back: "Bitcoin is a decentralized protocol. There's actually no issuer of it. So in the sense that central banks have independence, Bitcoin is even more independent. There's no country or company or individual who controls it in the world."

@bitcoinarchive He is satoshi

Sky News says Andrew Tate has 21 million Bitcoin 🤔

@MyLordBebo Taxes are fine to an extent if you see the benefits of it back on community and the country. Unfortunately government mismanagement of taxpayer funds is an issue.

🇬🇧 Tony Blair says Digital ID will save £2 billions a year by improving tax collection and reducing fraud. 1) So it’s about taxing the people better, not immigration 2) Cutting Ukraine off would save even more Now convinced?

@DaryMcGovern @xapobankapp Xapo looks to have good stablecoin on/off ramp. I think it depends on scalability and cross-chain capability. I don’t think central banks are able alone to introduce stablecoin without private / external company. Banking license, disclosures and proof of reserves probably needed

@JaseYungTV Stablecoins (USDT, USDC) are gaining serious traction at @xapobankapp. In recent months, we've seen more transactions via stablecoins than traditional fiat rails (USD, EUR, GBP). But I wonder how well stablecoins will survive regulatory changes.

1/ Bitcoin or Stablecoins? The choice depends on what you prioritise. 💡 Stablecoins offer price stability & fast transactions. ⚡ Bitcoin ensures decentralisation & financial sovereignty. 🏛️ Let’s break it down. 🧵👇

@DaryMcGovern Personally, taxes play a part (but ofc depends on the country and personal circumstances). Acquisition and disposal price, and what is a taxable event. Time horizon is a relevant consideration as well. Who knows how bitcoin is treated in the future - bitcoinisation?

Most people use fiat currency to value goods and services. Fiat-backed stablecoins make price comparisons easy. But I’ve noticed a shift in my own thinking - I now ask, “Do I really want to spend that much BTC?” If BTC becomes a global unit of value, will fiat-backed stablecoins fade? Time will tell.

@Karl_Steinkamp @WatcherGuru @ecb @Lagarde Oh, she definitely understands bitcoin. She just has her own agenda and interests in current established financial system, and no doubt groups she “serves”

JUST IN: 🇪🇺 European Central Bank President says Bitcoin will not be included in any EU central bank reserves. "Reserves have to be liquid, reserves have to be secure, they have to be safe, and they should not be plagued by money laundering or other criminal activities."

@fayzal17 Loved that! Can’t believe he had the audacity to try block the captain

The way Hojlund flung that steward away from Bruno during the celebration😂😂💀

@Ralleroedvin Sounds like you’re doing wedding vows 😂 Jokes aside, I think he has trumps ear (among others I’m sure), so I really hope the value of crypto and blockchain can be communicated and brought to fruition.

Do you really believe in this man? I do.

@danheld Truly not bothered. It’s for the long term.

Bitcoin’s price by the end of 2025? Your guess👇

@robprogressive All for interest of customer security, remember.

My friend tried to withdraw £20k from Natwest bank & their response was shocking For 30 years my friend has been a loyal customer He called to withdraw the money & they said no He went into the branch and asked face to face to withdraw the £20k and they asked 'what it’s for' He said ’none of your business, it’s my money’ They said ‘unless you can tell us exactly what the money is for, you cannot withdraw it' This should shock & terrify you. Your own money isn’t even yours anymore

@aaronbennett @IonicDigital In another years time most likely

When is @IonicDigital going to give their shareholders the ability to sell or transfer their shares? It’s been almost a year.

@ShibariCV @Queensberry Yeah 100% agree. Fury didn’t do enough. Onus was on him to take the initiative. Forget the score card inconsistency across judges, Usyk did more so the end decision was right. Aside from shots landed, I thought usyk did landed more of the bigger shots, for what it’s worth.

@Queensberry Tyson was a contender. He do nothing to become a champion. NOTHING. Usyk was even better than in a first fight. Tyson was outclassed. For sure we all want KO’s, brutality, blood. But boxing is an art. And Usyk is perfect in it.

The judge’s scorecard from Usyk vs Fury 2 #UsykFury2

@JM10ii Effort cannot never be in doubt. But he is allowed to rest from time to time and be more fresh. He works like a dog all the time.

@FabrizioRomano @BeanymanSports More than you believe

🚨 Pep Guardiola on those cuts: “With my fingers… I want to harm myself”. 🎥 @BeanymanSports

@KaanChimpster Lightning network would be nice

@aaronbennett Long term FTW

Bitcoin will keep going up regardless of who is in office.

@mcsause2019 @DieHardUtdFans Stick to the rules, stick to the principles

@DieHardUtdFans Ruud: We need to fix the hole in the midfield! Ten Hag: But we can’t we must follow the process

Looks like Ruud and Ten Hag didn't agree on something twitter.com/DieHardUtdFans…

@aaronbennett It’s a trick question