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@RepJackKimble This is satire?

Just a friendly warning. We don’t even make $200k per year in Congress despite working nearly 140 days. If we aren’t properly compensated, a lot of us will go to the private sector and you will be left with some real idiots in Congress.

Researchers left AI agents alone in a virtual town for 15 days to see what would happen: -Claude's agents built a democracy -ChatGPT's agents did basically nothing -Gemini's agents fell in love, burned the town down, then one voted to delete itself and its partner -Grok's agents were all dead within 4 days Now consider this: these same models are already being integrated into autonomous drones, weapons systems, and battlefield decision-making. We are deploying systems we don't fully understand into situations where mistakes don't stay virtual. It's a little scary if you ask me.

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@KillaXBT Keep guessing wrong.

At 112K, I projected that $BTC would trend down to 37K. After updating my analysis, and with several months potentially still left in this broader bear phase, I now see the 50–60K range as a great area to scale in. Whether we get another sweep below 60K remains to be seen. If it happens, I’ll take advantage of it; if not, I’ll simply wait for a clear structural shift and flip long accordingly rather than anchoring to a single target. The broader cycle structure still leans toward a potential move below 60K, but ultimately we’ll see whether history repeats or this cycle deviates. Until then... we observe.

If Bitcoin is worthless, then send me one. A classic challenge to those who don’t understand Bitcoin. But it goes deeper. Bitcoin is the first money in 5,000 years that exists purely as knowledge. Nothing else comes close. Money isn’t a rock you can hold. It never was. Money is a social construct. A shared hallucination we agree on. But Bitcoin is the first money in history that exists entirely as cryptographic knowledge. You don’t store Bitcoin. You know it. Ownership isn’t physical custody. It’s possession of a private key. I can write 12 words on paper, bury it in the desert, destroy every device, disappear for a decade, and the Bitcoin is still mine. Not because it’s stored somewhere. Not because a server tracks it. Not because a bank vouches for me. Because I know the key. That’s the entire model. No counterparty. No permission. No trust. The network doesn’t hold my coins. Miners don’t custody them. Nodes don’t approve ownership. Math alone verifies control. To spend, I broadcast a signed transaction. To hold, I depend on no one. Gold is bearer money. You can bury it and it’s yours. But it has limits: • Hard to move • Hard to divide • Hard to verify Bitcoin keeps gold’s bearer nature and adds superpowers: • Instant global transfer • Perfect divisibility • Cryptographic authenticity Gold is analog bearer money. Bitcoin is digital bearer money. Fiat is the opposite. You can’t truly possess dollars without banks, central banks, and payment rails. Even cash is a liability dependent on policy and trust. Fiat is a claim. Bitcoin is proof. Bitcoin isn’t a database entry assigned to you. It’s a scarce cryptographic artifact secured by proof-of-work. Back to the challenge: If Bitcoin is worthless, send me one. To do that, you must: • Control a private key • Sign a real transaction • Broadcast it globally • Have miners burn energy to confirm it You can’t fake this. You can’t shortcut it. You must trade, sell, or work to earn Bitcoin. Stop thinking of Bitcoin as something you store. Start thinking of it as knowledge you possess. • A seed phrase is pure information • That information grants control over scarce units • No one can debase, freeze, or dilute it This is why Bitcoin is sovereign money. Gold required physical custody. Fiat required institutional trust. The real question isn’t whether Bitcoin is real money. It’s how long you’ll keep holding inferior versions.

@hxxntrr You failed the mention the 99 different reasons the IRS can and WILL extend or restart the CSED dates. Also, the IRS gets MORE aggressive with collections as the CSED approaches, they don’t let up.

The IRS gives up on collecting after 10 years The IRS has a hard statute of limitations on tax debt collection. From the date a tax assessment is finalized, the agency has exactly 10 years to collect. After that date, the debt expires permanently. This is called the "Collection Statute Expiration Date" (CSED) and it's set by IRC Section 6502 Most taxpayers have no idea this exists. They assume the IRS can chase them forever. They keep making token payments year after year, never realizing the clock is ticking and they could simply wait it out. The wealthy know about the CSED. They use it strategically How the 10-year clock actually works: The clock starts the day your tax debt is "assessed" (the IRS officially records you owe the amount). Usually this is when you file the return showing the balance due, when the IRS issues a Notice of Deficiency, or when an audit finalizes The 10 years run from that assessment date On the day the 10 years expires, the debt is permanently extinguished The IRS cannot continue collection efforts past that date Federal tax liens automatically release within 30 days of CSED expiration What pauses the clock (called "tolling"): Filing for bankruptcy (the clock pauses during the bankruptcy proceeding, plus 6 months after discharge) Submitting an Offer in Compromise (clock pauses during review) Filing certain appeals or court challenges (clock pauses during the proceeding) Living abroad for more than 6 months (clock pauses while you're outside US territory) Requesting a Collection Due Process hearing (clock pauses during the hearing process) What does NOT pause the clock: Making partial payments Setting up an installment agreement Calling the IRS to discuss the debt Receiving collection notices The IRS issuing a federal tax lien The IRS levying a bank account The passage of time itself How wealthy operators actually run this: Step 1: Determine the assessment date for each tax debt. The IRS sends Form 1040 transcripts that show this date. You can request transcripts free at irs. gov via the Get Transcript tool Step 2: Calculate the CSED for each debt. Assessment date plus 10 years = CSED. Mark the date Step 3: Avoid actions that pause the clock. Don't file for bankruptcy on tax debts unless absolutely necessary. Don't submit an Offer in Compromise unless you're actually trying to settle. Don't appeal unless you have a strong case Step 4: Run out the clock. Make minimum payments if necessary to avoid liens and levies, but the clock keeps ticking. As the CSED approaches, the IRS often reduces collection pressure because they know the debt is about to expire Step 5: On the CSED date, the debt is gone. Forever. The IRS legally cannot pursue collection. Any liens release. Your file is closed on that obligation Real example of how this plays out: A client owed $187K in back taxes from a 2014 tax year that was assessed in November 2015. The CSED was November 2025. From 2015 to 2024 he made minimum installment payments of $400/month (just enough to avoid escalating collection actions). He never filed bankruptcy on the tax debt. He never submitted an OIC Total amount paid over 9 years on the $187K debt: $43,200 (108 monthly payments of $400) Remaining balance at the CSED: $143,800 What happened on the CSED date: the remaining $143,800 was permanently extinguished He paid 23 cents on the dollar over 10 years and walked away from the rest. The IRS lost $143,800 of collection potential. The taxpayer kept his $187K of original income net of the $43,200 he paid What this means for tax debt strategy: Most people who owe back taxes try to settle for pennies on the dollar through an Offer in Compromise. OIC submissions pause the clock. The OIC takes 6-24 months to process. If approved, the OIC is typically settled at 5-15 cents on the dollar. Total time: 7-26 months. Total payment: 5-15% of original debt Compare to running the CSED clock: total time 10 years from assessment. Total payment: minimum installment amount over 10 years (often $25K-$60K depending on the original debt size). The OIC route is faster. The CSED route requires patience but often costs less in total dollars How you decide between them: OIC if you want to be done with the debt quickly and you can stomach the lump-sum or 24-month payment plan CSED if you can manage minimum payments over 10 years and prefer to preserve cash flow now Combination: file OIC if denied (which pauses the clock), then continue the CSED strategy from where the clock paused How this stacks with funding: A tax debt under $50K with an active installment agreement does not appear on your personal credit report. You can apply for $100K-$250K of 0% APR business credit cards while the IRS clock runs in the background. The IRS payment plan is invisible to bank underwriters The 10-year clock has been in the IRC since 1990. Tax practitioners know it. Most taxpayers don't. The framework was built into the law because Congress recognized the IRS shouldn't be able to chase old debts forever. The wealthy use the clock as their settlement mechanism. The middle class panics and pays full freight (we get 700+ score business owners $100K-$250K in 0% business funding alongside tax debt management strategies. link in bio)

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@crptAtlas “Anthropic” did in fact, not do that.

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@AshCrypto Literally not breaking.

BREAKING : 🇺🇸 Blackrock ETF has bought $284,170,000 in Bitcoin. A strong start to MAY after acquiring ~$2 billion worth of Bitcoin in APRIL.

🚨 TODAY: The FBI, Dubai Police, and China's Ministry of Public Security arrested at least 276 individuals and dismantled nine crypto fraud scam centers that targeted Americans.

📊 Trade #3 – @FundedNext $25,000 Account Another reminder that patience and discipline pay. ✅ Result: +5R 💰 Profit: +$1,250 (+5%) ⚖️ Risk: 1% ($250) Trade Breakdown: - Setup: GER40 Volume Profile Model - Bias: Bearish - Entry Reason: Rejection from VAH + BSL purge + CSD - Stop Loss: 1% risk placed at invalidation level - Take Profit: 5R target based on structure / HTF SSL Execution Notes: This trade took time to set up and playout. No rushing, no forcing entries. I waited for price to come into my area, gave confirmation, and executed exactly as planned and wait for 16hrs to hit TP. Lesson: Patience and discipline to follow your plan will always outperform random activity in the market. Prop Firm Focus: ✔️ Respected daily drawdown ✔️ Stayed within risk limits ✔️ No overtrading ✔️ Account Passed ✔️ Very fast order execution. ✔️@FundedNext features and trading rules is good and I have no bad experience with it This is how consistency is built one well-executed trade at a time. More trades, more lessons coming. Stay tuned.

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@cryptofergani Me

I am back as promised :) Time to start the $50 → $100,000 challenge It’s ZERO-RISK, I’ll cover $50 for each participant Last time it took me about 12 days, will try doing it faster this time If you want to follow along, comment "Me" below and I’ll send you an invite to the call group Gonna lock comments in 24 hours

would you rather have 1 Bitcoin or $30,000?

@Juni0rfx I’ll consider a collaboration if you can explain to me why the @cell4art (you’re the co-owner) @X account is suspended.

@NovaScanAI Feels like the real battleground is shifting to what agents see, not just how they think. Curious how you’re thinking about guarding against that long-term… also, are you open to a collaboration?

AI agents aren’t just vulnerable to bad models anymore — the internet itself is becoming the attack surface. New paper from Google DeepMind (chatgpt://generic-entity?number=0) introduces “AI Agent Traps”: 6 ways attackers can hijack agents 👇 • Hidden instructions in websites (invisible to humans) • Biased framing that corrupts reasoning • Memory poisoning that persists across sessions • Jailbreaks that force actions (incl. data leaks) • Multi-agent manipulation → systemic failures • Even attacks targeting the human overseer Key idea: You don’t hack the model — you hack the environment it reads. This flips AI security completely: → The web becomes adversarial → Agents can be manipulated at scale → Entire “agent economies” could be gamed We’re heading into a world where: what AI sees matters more than what it is papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

@DefiWimar Fake news. decrypt.co/365444/bitcoin… Do better.

🚨 BREAKING FIRST BTC ADDRESS JUST GOT CRACKED USING QUANTUM COMPUTING! A HACKER BROKE A 15-BIT ECC KEY USING PUBLICLY AVAILABLE QUANTUM HARDWARE. MEANWHILE, ~6.9 MILLION BTC ARE SITTING ON ADDRESSES WITH EXPOSED PUBLIC KEYS. IF 256-BIT ECC FALLS, THESE COULD BE THE FIRST TO GO. THIS IS EXTREMELY BAD FOR MARKETS!