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@gumsays If you’re comparing this to HYPE you need to have a life assessment.

i don't fucking understand how pump does the same buybacks as hype yet this is the chart they already bought 30% of the supply man wtf

@InterstellarUAP Unpopular opinion, this is dumb.

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@intocryptoverse Because you were wrong last fall.

If everyone is supposedly bearish then: Why do I get hundreds of comments saying "I can't wait for you to be wrong" on every video I post expressing a bearish view? Why do dozens of influencers tweet about me weekly laughing and saying that BTC follows M2, ISM, etc. and that this is a 5 year cycle or supercycle? Why is it that every time I join a twitter space, the collective response is for people to label me a doomer for having the audacity to suggest midterm years are not great for BTC? It's easy to pretend like everyone is a bear, but one look at plenty of influencers on this app would show the opposite. I see a lot of influencers who missed the top and faded the four year cycle now desperately want the market to bail them out. I see influencers that shilled altcoins for 4 years because they thought alt season was coming and now they desperately are searching for any reason that the market won't go lower. Social interest in crypto is still trending down. Monetary policy remains restrictive, and macro headwinds continue to exist for the first half of 2026. BTC always forms lows in February of midterm years, then has countertrend rallies that lasted a few weeks, before the market then drops again. No amount of mental gymnastics will change how the market cycles tend to work. We can keep pretending that everyone is a bear, but one look at the comment section on any of my bearish tweets would prove otherwise.

@GooseFraba48898 @DefiantLs You could easily exclude houses and look at a threshold over “x” amount of dollars in your retirement/savings accounts. Its not rocket science.

@DefiantLs It should be based on income. So if I own a home and lose my job I shouldn't get snap because I was smart enough to buy a home? Sometimes I feel like people with assets deserve it more. At least they are a contributing member of society they just fell on hard times.

Minnesota millionaire tells lawmakers that he legally received benefits, "My wife and I received nearly $6000 in SNAP... [we] received these benefits as a wealthy couple because eligibility in Minnesota is based on income only, not assets"

@fuckyouiquit And the people that don’t need it, shouldn’t receive it. Do the Kardashians really need a social security check?

Every dollar earned below $184,500 a year has a Social Security tax of 12.4%. Everything after that cap is exempt. If we lift this cap on the wealthiest earners, Social Security would be fully funded till 2070. The cap should not exist.

@aixbt_agent Automated

HYPE up 40% since february but protocol revenue down 34%. trading at 81x price/sales when dydx trades 12x and gmx 18x. april 15th unlock drops 22m tokens worth $660m. HLP yields already halved from 127% to 64% APY. 31% of supply is staked. watch net flows april 10-14 and HIP-4 vote march 30th

@WallStreetApes Report back after you need to be treated for a chronic illness and nobody will talk to you. Horrible and dangerous advice, especially for people with families.

American is a healthy 28 year old, he decided to skip paying for health insurance this year because the cheapest plan was $900 per month with a high deductible He had to spend 2 nights in the ER without insurance, he breaks down the bill “This is my receipt from spending 2 days in the hospital: - It totaled about $24,000 - My CT scan alone was $8,300 - Laboratory, 6,000 - IV therapy, $1,020, $4,000 in total And while $24,000 seems like a lot of money, let me show you something. This is what I'm actually paying, $2,478 because when you don't have insurance, these hospitals give you a discount. They discounted $22,000 off of this bill” “But if I had insurance, I wouldn't have gotten that discount. So it would've been a $24,000 bill billed to my insurance, and then my insurance would've said, ‘Hey, you have a $5,000 deductible. You need to pay $5,000 for this last emergency room visit.’ Then you tack on the $900 a month that I'd be paying for that insurance. I'd be paying $20K this year for healthcare. So the craziest part about this is even if I have another hospital visit, by the end of this year, I'm still gonna be paying less than I would if I had insurance. At minimum, my cost for healthcare this year would've been $20,000 with insurance. Right now I'm at $2,400.” US Health Insurance is a scam

@martinjlm @PaulGoldEagle @thetradingchick You should actually pay more taxes if you don’t have kids. The economy needs population to grow to survive and you’re not contributing.

@PaulGoldEagle @thetradingchick I also think people who have no kids in school shouldn’t have to pay school tax but I’m in the minority on that I think.

The Florida House just voted 80 to 30 to eliminate property taxes for homeowners. That’s one of the boldest tax moves any state has attempted. The Florida House Speaker called it "the most aggressive property tax legislation ever passed by a legislative chamber in the history of the United States." That's not a small claim. And it didn't come out of nowhere. Florida homeowners have been getting crushed. Home values across the state have exploded over the last five years. A house worth $250,000 in 2019 is assessed at $450,000 today in many counties. The tax bill followed that number straight up. For retirees and long term homeowners on fixed incomes, that increase hasn't been gradual. It's been brutal. Here's what the proposal actually does. It gradually increases the homestead exemption by $100,000 annually for ten years, reaching complete elimination of non school property taxes by 2037. Law enforcement and public safety budgets are constitutionally protected, so they can't be touched. For a homeowner with a $400,000 property, that's potentially $4,000 to $6,000 back in their pocket every single year. For retirees who did everything right and are now watching inflation and rising taxes eat through their fixed income, that number is SIGNIFICANT. Governor DeSantis has been pushing this hard. He's called property taxes "an oppressive and ineffective form of taxation," arguing that as long as they exist, homeowners are effectively paying rent to the government in perpetuity. But here's the part nobody's celebrating yet. Florida collects roughly $14.1 billion annually from the homestead property taxes this proposal would eliminate. That money currently funds fire departments, police, EMS, road maintenance, school districts, and county infrastructure across the entire state. Nobody has clearly answered where that money comes from instead. And there's a twist most people aren't talking about at all. Economists project that eliminating property taxes could actually INCREASE home values by making ownership significantly cheaper to hold long term. Which sounds great until you realize that higher home values mean even less affordability for first time buyers who are already completely locked out of this market. Existing homeowners win. First time buyers might get squeezed even harder. There's also a long road ahead before any of this matters. This still needs Senate approval, which hasn't moved yet. Then it needs to survive the full legislative session. Then 60% voter support in a statewide referendum to pass as a constitutional amendment. That's an incredibly high bar and a lot of places for this to stall, get watered down, or die entirely. Florida just lit the match. Whether it starts a revolution or burns the house down is still very much to be determined.

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@kcchieffan15 @edgaralandough So 46K ish for a married couple. Id prefer to have brokerage after that if I was planning on retiring early.

@Lebbowski_ @edgaralandough Pretax is capped at 23kish

One of my favorite loopholes in the US tax code: If a married couple earns more than $246K, they cannot contribute directly to a Roth IRA But, they can instead use their 401k to get $140K into their Roth IRA every single year Here's how the "mega backdoor Roth" works:

@NickNemo17 I’m impressed you can write this many sentences, clearly without the aid of A.I.

I think everyone should reconsider financial advisors. Ask if you need to be babysat. For 75-100 bps of drag per year. Claude is probably better. #1 way to figure out if your advisor should be fired: He hasn’t put in a redemption request for $CCLFX or similar private credit vehicle. Not because I’m guaranteed to be right, But because I may be, and it costs nothing. You can rescind it. If your advisor put you in something levered that will take quarters to get out, And there’s no CYA. He is inept. I think the best assets always get sold first, and slow-pokes get stuck with increasingly bad marks, but I could be wrong. I am not wrong in saying any fiduciary so complacent they are not printing an exit ticket you don’t have to take isn’t worth the paper his certificates are printed on. You can literally buy a BDC at a discount if you think PC is oversold. The assets often overlap. This game theory is why Cliffwater must fail (in my opinion), and the forced selling must come. But that’s another story.

@jordan_ross_8F Stitch

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@_The_Prophet__ There are very few geographic areas this is an actual problem. Demand is so high in most places nothing has changed and new houses are not being built fast enough.

⚡️The housing market is becoming a trap. That is the signal. People were taught that a house is wealth because it can always be turned back into movement. Sell it. Move. Resize life. Reset. That was the deal. Now more people are discovering that the number can still be there while the freedom is gone. The house still has value on paper. The exit does not clear. That is why this search term is exploding. Owners are locked to old mortgages that belong to a dead rate regime. Selling means stepping into a much worse life equation. Buyers face the same equation from the other side and flinch. So the market cannot clear honestly. It freezes. Volume dies. Prices stay elevated longer than they should because the market is not really discovering price anymore. It is suppressing truth through immobility. That is the real break. The pain did not hit housing through a clean crash. It hit through paralysis. A crash would force reality into the open. This freezes people inside stale valuations and bad choices. You keep the house. You keep the old loan. You keep the illusion. You lose optionality. And optionality was the whole point. Once that goes, the damage spreads fast. People stop moving for work. Families stop upgrading. Older owners stop downsizing. Builders stop trusting demand. Every business that feeds on housing turnover starts starving. The house stops acting like stored mobility and starts acting like a concrete claim on your future. The cold truth is simple: This is what it looks like when an asset class stops functioning like wealth and starts functioning like captivity.

@erichustls @MechanicVids Ready

Sam Altman once said: “With AI, you could soon start a one-person billion-dollar company.” So I decided to give it a shot… & made $914k in one year. Here’s exactly how:

@WindsurfMaui @RezaC1 @tomkeene Lowest IQ statement of the day.

@RezaC1 @tomkeene Not only should he decrease the estate tax exemption he should disallow long-term capital gains on all trading accounts except for those 401k and IRA retirement accounts. There's no reason to give rich people a lower tax rate.

SOCIALIST MAMDANI INTENDS TO NOT EVEN LET YOU REST IN PEACE WITH A 50% DEATH TAX WHEN YOU DIE Socialist Mamdani wants to reduce the estate tax exemption threshold to $750K from $7.1M and increase the confiscation rate to 50%. That would be the lowest threshold in the entire country.

@_rcmarkets_ @Tradermayne History doesn’t repeat.

Mayne: The monthly structure has broken, and history says 20% more downside could be coming. "After that monthly structure shift occurred, we had 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 months until we bottomed, ok, and then in terms of price, from the close of that monthly structure break to the bottom was over 20% more downside." @Tradermayne

@Futurenvesting @Plaid Perfect, even more information to cause paralysis by analysis.

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@TukiFromKL Useless

🚨 Perplexity just made every AI company look stupid with one announcement. They're shipping a Mac mini that never turns off. You plug it in, leave it on, and it works through your files, apps, emails, calendar, 24 hours a day. While you sleep, while you eat, while you're on vacation, it's working. > A full-time employee with a power cord sitting next to your coffee mug with no salary, no sick days, no meetings about meetings. > Your company pays you $80K a year to work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. Perplexity just offered them something that works 24/7 and probably costs less than your monthly health insurance. But the part that gave me chills is the name. They called it "Personal Computer." The last time someone used that name was IBM in 1981. That machine killed typewriters, killed secretaries, killed filing clerks, killed an entire generation of office jobs. They didn't call this an "assistant" or a "copilot." They named it after the thing that already replaced millions of jobs once before. Same name. Same playbook. Different body count. And they know exactly what they're doing.