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Popiatod
@Popiatod
Crypto Enthusiasts | Otaku | Founder of @polarisadvisory | Recording my journey about bringing cards and collectibles on to chain as a investment class.
Bangkok, Thailand Katılım Eylül 2025
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@BitcoinArchive Wealth is always going to be the better choice. Status doesnt worth as much as power!
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Internet freedom is a fundamental pillar of open economies and innovation. It's concerning to see so many populous nations restricting access — it not only affects individual rights but also limits the flow of information and economic opportunity for billions of people. Worth monitoring closely.
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@pete_rizzo_ would be exciting to see how it would effect longer term crypto development
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BREAKING: RUSSIA OFFICIALLY SUBMITS #BITCOIN AND CRYPTO DRAFT REGULATION TO CONGRESS
BTC WILL BE ONE OF FEW APPROVED COINS ALL CITIZENS CAN BUY
BILL EXPECTED TO BE LAW BY JULY
GLOBAL SUPERPOWERS ARE RACING TO BTC 🚀


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I saw a post today discussing how RWA tokenization “increases liquidity.”
It’s an exciting idea and one of the commonly cited benefits of tokenization — but it’s not universally true in every situation.
In practice, tokenization improves transferability and fractional access, but actual liquidity depends on whether an active market exists. Technology makes the asset easier to divide and trade, yet liquidity ultimately comes from market depth, investor demand, and ongoing participation.
A good example is the recent trend of tokenizing collectibles, such as Pokémon cards on Solana. Fractionalizing these items definitely broadened access and allowed more people to participate at smaller ticket sizes. This can create potential liquidity because the entry barrier is lower.
But even in these cases, fractionalization doesn’t automatically turn an inherently illiquid asset into a liquid one. Tokenization enables trading — the market determines whether trading actually happens.
We’ve seen similar patterns in Thailand as well.
Several early RWA tokenization projects didn’t attract much secondary-market activity. But this really isn’t unique to digital assets alone — even some traditional listed products, including certain REITs, trade with very limited liquidity despite being fully regulated and exchange-listed.
Thus I view tokenization is an enabler, not a guarantee. Deep liquidity comes from market design, investor interest, and the economic appeal of the underlying asset — not just the existence of tokens. As the industry matures, combining strong product fundamentals with thoughtful market structure will matter far more than technology alone.
Still I guess one can say a puddle of water is technically Liquid right? Just not very deep...

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@cryptorover Seems that hedgefund has perform worse than bitcoin right if their beta is over 1
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🔥STRATEGY: "WE’RE SAFE UNLESS BITCOIN GOES TO $8K."
Strategy CEO says Bitcoin would need to crash to $8K and stay there for 5–6 years before their debt is at risk.
"At $8K, our Bitcoin reserve would equal net debt, and couldn’t repay convertibles using BTC alone."
This comes after Strategy reported a $17.4B quarterly loss, driven mostly by unrealized Bitcoin losses.


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@BitcoinMagazine @BitcoinMagPro Lol its so pessimistic for some unknown reasons
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