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Mansa Musa

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VR / Augmented Reality & overall TECH enthusiast. Crypto /Trading/P2E/NFT/Gaming.

All over the Universe Katılım Aralık 2015
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zenally nara
zenally nara@zenallyna·
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Global Property Guide
Global Property Guide@GlobalPropGuide·
JUST IN: Rental price changes in Europe (Q4 2025, y-o-y) Montenegro: +21.1% Bulgaria: +12.4% Greece: +8.6% Romania: +7.9% Hungary: +7.6% Latvia: +6.5% /// UK: +2.9% Germany: +2.0% France: +1.6% Denmark: +1.4% Switzerland: +1.0% Finland: +0.1%
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Crypto Fergani
Crypto Fergani@cryptofergani·
🚨IF YOU'RE UNDER 30, DO NOT BUY A HOUSE RIGHT NOW. HERE'S WHY Step 1: The US started a WAR with Iran. Trump says it could last 5 WEEKS - but warns it could drag on far longer. Step 2: Iran CLOSED the Strait of Hormuz. 20% of the world's oil is now BLOCKED. Step 3: Oil is surging past $90/barrel. Heading to $120+. Maybe $150. Step 4: When oil goes up, EVERYTHING goes up. Gas. Food. Shipping. Construction materials. EVERYTHING. Step 5: Inflation is COMING BACK. Bank of England rate cut odds already collapsed from 80% to 29% in ONE WEEK. Step 6: If inflation returns, central banks CAN'T cut rates. They might even RAISE them. Step 7: Higher rates = higher mortgage rates. 7%? 8%? Maybe higher. Step 8: Higher mortgage rates = people CAN'T afford payments. Forced sellers FLOOD the market. Step 9: $4 TRILLION has already been wiped from global stock markets in 4 days. People are LOSING their down payments in the market crash. Step 10: South Korea's stock market just crashed -8% and TRIGGERED A CIRCUIT BREAKER. Japan -6%. Dow -1,200 points. Step 11: When stocks crash, layoffs follow. Tech. Finance. Real estate. Construction. ALL of them. Step 12: Laid off people with 7% mortgages they can barely afford? They SELL. At ANY price. Step 13: Housing inventory SURGES. Prices DROP. 20%? 30%? In some markets — 50%. This is EXACTLY what happened in 2008. Oil spike → inflation → rate hikes → stock crash → layoffs → housing crash. THE SAME SEQUENCE IS PLAYING OUT RIGHT NOW. Step by step. In real time. If you have cash, SIT ON IT. The biggest buying opportunity of your lifetime is 12-24 months away. If you just signed a mortgage at the top? I'm sorry. This isn't fear. This is math. Bookmark this. Come back in 18 months. When I make my next move, I’ll share it here for everyone to see. If you still haven’t followed me, you’ll regret it. Just watch.
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Robert Friedland
Robert Friedland@robert_ivanhoe·
I’m telling you… It’s copper copper copper copper copper.
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Documenting Saylor
Documenting Saylor@saylordocs·
MICHAEL BURRY HAD DROPPED A CHILLING WARNING: “THE MOMENT YOUR INTEREST PAYMENTS EXCEED TAX REVENUE, YOUR COUNTRY OFFICIALLY BECOMES A PONZI SCHEME.” 👀 WHEN DEBT SERVICES ITSELF… WHEN INTEREST OUTPACES INCOME… THE SYSTEM STARTS EATING ITSELF. THIS ISN’T THEORY. THIS IS MATH. AND THE CLOCK IS TICKING.
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redpillbot
redpillbot@redpillb0t·
Billionaire Robert Friedland drops the reality check: We need to mine 10,000 years of copper in the next 18 years. The world has absolutely no clue about the supply squeeze we are facing. Save this video to stay ahead of the curve.
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LOBSTR Wallet
LOBSTR Wallet@lobstr·
1️⃣ What's up on #Stellar? 🎙️🦞 Stellar powers global aid payments. @IASociety sent USDC to 248 recipients in 50+ countries using Stellar, no banks, no envelopes of cash. Is this the future of cross-border payments?
Stellar@StellarOrg

From flying with envelopes of cash to making onchain payments. In 2025, @IASociety used Stellar and @Decaf_so to send USDC to 248 recipients across 50+ countries. Watch how it worked 👇

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LOBSTR Wallet
LOBSTR Wallet@lobstr·
YOUR FAVORITE WEEKLY REVIEW IS BACK!🦞🎤 Get the latest market trends, news, and all the action shaping the #crypto world and #Stellar in one place! Let’s break it down! 🧵
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Lyn Alden
Lyn Alden@LynAldenContact·
A breakdown in the dollar, and seems pretty intentional. Many people will sensationalize it but it’s still in its longer range, for now. Sub-90 gets interesting.
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NoLimit
NoLimit@NoLimitGains·
🚨 THE IMPOSSIBLE JUST HAPPENED The probability of what is happening is near zero. Three 6-sigma events occurred in one week. – Bonds – Silver – Gold We are currently living through a statistical impossibility. Let me explain: Last Tuesday, Japanese 30-year debt recorded what’s called a “6-sigma” session. 2 days ago, silver did even better: it was at 5-sigma on the rally, then reached 6-sigma on the drop. IN A SINGLE SESSION. Gold right now? It’s up 23% in less than a month. We’re getting very close to a 6-sigma event. That’s three 6-sigma events in ONE WEEK. To explain quickly: in finance, we measure price moves around an average using the standard deviation, which we call sigma. 1-sigma: mundane 2-sigma: common 3-sigma: becomes rare 4-sigma: exceptional 5-sigma: extremely rare 6-sigma: supposed to occur once in 500 million Here are the 6-sigma-type episodes we saw previously: – The october 1987 crash, 22% drop in 1 session – March 2020 covid crash – The swiss franc’s surge in january 2015 – WTI oil turning negative in april 2020 But we’ve never had 3 events occur in one week. Do you see the point? A 6-sigma event is almost NEVER triggered by a simple macro headline. It almost always comes from the market’s structure: leverage, positions that are too concentrated, margin calls, collateral problems, and forced selling or buying. That’s important to understand because we’re talking about internal strains in the system’s mechanics. As you know, the Japanese bond market sits at the heart of the global financial system, and I won’t go back over the whole topic, but a 6-sigma move in a market that enormous doesn’t go unnoticed. Seeing a 6-sigma move in silver a few days later gives one a lot to think about. And now gold?? That’s absolutely insane. Why are we seeing extreme statistical events, only days apart, in such different markets? When a pillar of global funding becomes unstable, leverage tends to contract, and two things happen at the same time: forced selling in certain assets and forced buying of protection in others. Historically, precious metals are often among the beneficiaries. Long-term rates say something about the credibility of states: that is, their ability to honor future debts without resorting massively to inflation. Precious metals say something about the credibility of the currency itself, and when both become unstable at the same time, we’re looking at a challenge to the monetary framework. I won’t go on, because I want to share the rest in another tweet tomorrow, but generally when a regime starts to crack, the adjustments are BRUTAL. It’s exactly in those moments that several high-sigma events appear across different asset classes. I’ll repeat it: seeing three 6-sigma events back to back is not normal. Gold and silver are telling you, explicitly, that we’re living through a real paradigm shift. Remember, I’ve called every market top and bottom of the last 10 years. When I make a new move, I’ll share it here publicly for everyone to see, and it’s coming soon. A lot of people will wish they followed me sooner.
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Lyn Alden
Lyn Alden@LynAldenContact·
The idea of changing around movie craft to accommodate viewer distraction is so depressing.
Trung Phan@TrungTPhan

Matt Damon and Ben Affleck on Rogan taking about how Netflix has changed filmmaking. A major considerations is dealing with distracted viewers. To keep them tuned in, “you re-iterate the plot 3-4x in the dialogue because people are on their phones.” Then, in action films, you change the ordering of climatic fights. In traditional action films, you’d have “three set pieces” in every act (I, II, III) and each would “ramp up” (spend the big money on third set piece). But streaming has to hook viewers within 5 minute, so the incentive is to put a major battle or action sequence much earlier. Also, the directors have less incentive to make a film look great because so many people watch on laptops and phones. They do say that streaming allows for more bets on risky projects since the theatre economics are geared towards IP, sequels and super-heroes. Example: an independent film with a $25m budget would spend $25m on marketing (1:1 ratio). But since it splits box office with the theatre, the film needs to make $100m (1/2 of which is $50m) just to break even. They’re realistic about the state of film and call it a supply-demand issue. If the demand is for at-home viewing (eg. Netflix 300m+ subs), then filmmaking approach will change to feed the algo. When there’s demand for theatre, Damon will go team up with Christopher Nolan to make “The Odyssey”.

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David
David@david_eng_mba·
The End of the Four-Year Cycle: Bitcoin’s ~$218k 2026 Year-End Estimate The Log-Periodic Power Law (LPPL) Bitcoin does not move on a repeating four-year calendar. It follows a power-law growth path with log-periodic oscillations. As the network ages, cycle timing stretches and volatility decays 1. The Four-Year Cycle Is Statistically Rejected Model comparison settles the debate. • Fixed 4-year cycle AIC: −6,408 • LPPL (expanding time) AIC: −7,534 • ΔAIC: 1,126 2. The Age-Doubling Structure When the model is allowed to solve for its natural frequency, it converges on a stable omega near 8.9, within ~2% of the theoretical “age-doubling” reference. Interpretation is simple but profound: Early Bitcoin behaved like a child fast cycles, violent swings, rapid phase transitions. Modern Bitcoin behaves like an adult slower cycles, longer expansions, fewer extremes. The market is not late. It is early in a longer cycle than most participants expect. 3. Volatility Is Compressing, Not Disappearing The damping parameter implies oscillation amplitude decays roughly as t⁻⁰·⁴. Since 2011, peak-to-trend volatility has fallen by ~53%. This explains a common frustration: price action feels slow compared to 2017, yet the trend remains intact. The absence of chaos is not weakness. It is maturation. 4. The 2029 Macro Peak The model’s most contrarian output is timing. • Next macro peak: mid-August 2029 • Central estimate: ~$620k • 95% confidence range: ~$590k–$700k This is not a “missed” 2025 cycle. It is a longer cycle playing out at a slower frequency. The model struggled in the 2017–2021 double-top era, but crucially, the frequency parameter remained stable throughout that noise. That stability matters more than fitting every historical wiggle. 5. Current Positioning As of early 2026: Model fair value: ~$126k Market price: ~$91k Deviation: ~−28% Bitcoin is below its long-term trend while already in a bull-phase of the expanded cycle. Historically, this combination favors accumulation. Bottom Line Bitcoin has not abandoned cycles. It has outgrown the four-year myth. The LPPL model explains Bitcoin’s history better than a simple power law (AIC -7534 versus -4,026). R²: LPPL = 0.979 vs. Power Law = 0.961
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DigitalG
DigitalG@DigitalG15·
The Republic of the Marshall Islands is the First Nation to launch the first UBI programme (Universal Basic Income) Residents receive quarterly payments directly via the Stellar Blockchain. The world is changing as this is not a corporate pilot, but rather a sovereign adoption.
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Mila Joy
Mila Joy@Milajoy·
Elon Musk has figured out the Soros racket. It doesn’t involve Soros spending his own money. It involves Soros making a seed investment so he can get his hands on your money. He then makes you pay, through the government, to fund your own destruction.
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