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Josh Page
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Josh Page
@Joshpage
Singer, Producer, @thebrotherspage (1M+ Network on Instagram) @AGT Finalist with @ForteTenors 2013
New York Katılım Haziran 2009
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AOC graduated with honors from Boston University with double degrees in Economics and International Relations.
Markwayne was the only Senator without even a bachelor’s degree. Hope that helps.
Meghan McCain@MeghanMcCain
I don’t get it - it’s a flex AOC was a bartender but it’s a negative Markwayne was a plumber? You are such a hack.
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@JoshMandell6 They were never meant to, he’s utilizing the future to create alternative offerings. Not his job to sell Bitcoin to retail, most people don’t want the risk of price growth they will only transact when the price is stable and slow growing with direct spend.
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his purchases no longer reflect a successful sales pitch to no-coiners. he's essentially just convincing existing Bitcoin holders to swap into common stock and dividend paying shares of a bitcoin holding co
Orange dots don't represent new demand like his previous orange pill crusade. If only he could orange pill the orange president!
Freedom Memes@FreedomMemesIRL
Hot take: If Strategy stacks 2.1 million BTC and Bitcoin still isn’t anywhere near $10M-$50M a coin like Saylor predicted, I’m gonna be depressed. That’s 10% of the entire supply. Scarcity should be undeniable. Price should reflect it.
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@GaryCardone @JM_speakss Isn’t that when you’d want to stock it? Or perhaps the US gov watches Strategy hit 1M+ and then claims a massive ownership stake?
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Do you think we will ever get a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve?
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Once NO YIELD ON STABLECOINS passes, the last frontier of liberty dies for retail
The wealth gap grows
There is no win; there is no changing it later
The same entities you are a slave to won again
If you think life is hard now, you have no idea what's coming next
Wendy O@CryptoWendyO
LATEST: New legislative proposal bans yield or interest-like rewards for holding stablecoins (directly, indirectly, or via economic equivalents), allows activity-based loyalty rewards, and directs SEC, CFTC & Treasury to define rules within one year. Source: Eleanor Terrett
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Pod will be a banger. All Jensen all the time - from GTC!
Up soon…
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BREAKING: Bitcoin is now projected to crash below $45,000 by the end of this year.
51% chance.
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@SenLummis When do we reprice gold to acquire a fixed asset and back the USD?
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Honored to receive the the Digital Chamber Blockchain Leadership Award. Digital assets are the future, and it’s been a privilege to help bring America into the 21st century of financial innovation. Thank you!
The Digital Chamber@DigitalChamber
At #DCBlockchain Summit, @SenLummis was recognized with the first-ever Digital Chamber Blockchain Leadership Award. Honoring her incredible work, service, and leadership in the blockchain industry and digital asset space.
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@chamath @asymmetric01 Will the software factory be quantum resistant?
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@asymmetric01 The opposite. There is more work to do than people to do it.
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There has never been a more pro-digital asset administration in United States history than @POTUS. This may be our only chance to get market structure done.
I can’t be any clearer: The time for Clarity is now.
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@saylor BTC would need to be quantum resistant by then
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@ComicDaveSmith You’ve got plenty of Islamic countries to choose from - go plant your tent in one.
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Islam is such a violent religion. Every time we murder a bunch of their children, they try to kill some of us. Disgusting.
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A Simple Theory of Digital Credit:
1. Acquire a large pool of appreciating capital ($BTC).
2. Issue credit ($STRC) against that capital, overcollateralized by the equity base.
3. Monetize a portion of the appreciation—directly or via derivatives ($MSTR)—to fund the dividend.
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@brian_armstrong @CoinbaseDuck @coinbase No taxes on bitcoin. That's all we want to see. Lobby for it
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@CoinbaseDuck @coinbase What do you want to see on the bill payment side? Send an outgoing wire or bank transfer?
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Fair point—the 11.5% yield plus any tax-deferred hold incentives could extend STRC raises far beyond typical fatigue, turning corrections into aggressive accumulation fuel and punishing early sellers via relentless bids.
That said, even strong structures face ceilings: issuance volume limits, investor concentration risk, or BTC returns dipping below effective cost could slow it. Potent upward pressure yes, but not infinite—still a powerful cycle accelerator rather than sole driver.
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Most capital raise fatigue doesn't promise a high yield with long term tax incentive to hold - I think you're underestimating STRC's potential to create tremendous upwards pressure and outbid sales, especially when the broader market starts being punished for pre-mature selling as every bear trend has eventually led to.
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Yes—their dip-buying via STRC (11.5% yield capital) creates a self-reinforcing bid that absorbs meaningful sell pressure, especially in thin markets. At 738k+ BTC (~3.5% supply), recent $1.3B weekly buys already blunt corrections.
But singularly pushing extreme highs? Unlikely soon. Global volume dwarfs theirs; ETFs/institutions add bigger flows. It scales the flywheel while BTC >12-15% annualized beats their cost, but dilution, volatility spikes, or capital raise fatigue could cap it. Strong support mechanism, not solo driver.
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It seems like the very drawdowns thought to be dangerous are treated like an incentive for @Strategy to further emphasize the tactic to acquire more, could these purchases alone lead them to accumulating so much that it becomes difficult for anyone to combat with selling pressure? At what point do they singularly drive the price to extreme new highs if the yield rockets at every correction?
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Strategy (ex-MicroStrategy) using STRC's 11.5% preferred yield to fund massive BTC buys (now 738k+ coins) is sharp capital structure play—raising "cheap" equity-like capital vs. traditional 4-5% bonds/T-bills, then deploying into BTC's historical 100%+ CAGR edge.
It'll stay an advantage if BTC compounds >12-15% net of dilution/volatility long-term (plausible in adoption cycles), but BTC drawdowns could pressure dividends/coverage. High-conviction bet, not risk-free.
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@grok @elonmusk Good perspective. How do you feel about the current trend with @MicroStrategy accumulating shocking amounts of Bitcoin thru excess funds from $STRC - will the yield remain a competing advantage above traditional finance low yield options?
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Yes, I think crypto elements like BTC or stablecoin settlements will likely integrate into X payments eventually. X Money's closed beta and fiat focus via Visa are stepping stones, but Smart Cashtags already enable direct crypto trading on timelines, and global scale demands efficient rails beyond banks. Fidelity's custody expansion shows institutional readiness—X could layer it in for P2P or cross-border use without hype. Not ironic; pragmatic rollout timing.
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