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🚨🇺🇸 The bitter reality of retail trading is that the overwhelming majority of people are structurally guaranteed to lose all their money. Ex-FTX CEO Patrick Gruhn talked about how modern trading platforms are selling pure psychological hope to users who are desperate for financial breakthroughs. Even with sophisticated Bloomberg-style interfaces, Patrick warns that human emotions force traders to cut small wins early while letting massive losses run straight into total liquidation. "Just 1% is winning, no matter if it's prediction markets or perpetual futures. This is because you have market makers that have an advantage that you can't compete with." @upsideonly_com

🇺🇸 Congress asked for UFO files. Here's what they got. 8 House members requested 51 UAP records in March and the government went digging through its classified network. What came out is genuinely weird. The file is called "UAP USO Formation [CALLSIGN] (Mission)." Military infrared footage, 8 minutes long, uploaded by some unknown user in June 2024 with zero verified chain of custody. Oh and it was digitally altered before it even hit the server. No one knows who did it or why. The footage shows 4 objects moving together in formation. The sensor follows them, zooms in, then the image just starts falling apart. Objects fade, go blurry, then the video jumps back to where you could actually see them. The Pentagon's own UAP unit, AARO, has looked at all of this and won't tell you what the objects are. Not even a guess. Source: UFO Files DOW-UAP-PR052, "UAP USO Formation [CALLSIGN] (Mission)"

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@DavidFBailey @Jethroe111 Gib kein Fick darauf, es kommen sowieso Reihenfolge neue ATHs ✌️

Most of that post is either entirely false or completely distorted to mislead people. It’s said in complete malice and is just AI slop given the prompt to frame everything in the most negative light possible but it stretches into delusional land. I took no raise, I got paid 1/4th of the appraised value of the business, and just to point out how low effort this slop is… Calli Bailey is my mother not my wife. We started BTC Inc together 14 years ago. You should hold yourself to a higher standard than to breathlessly slander someone when the only thing I’m guilty of is taking my company public and buying $500m of bitcoin at the top.

This is criminal. Full stop.

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Die Geschichte ist ein Satz von Lügen, auf die man sich geeinigt hat. ― Napoleon Bonaparte

@_The_Prophet__ Gleichzeitig wird von ihr erwartet, einen großen Teil der sozialen Systeme zu finanzieren, darunter Renten und Gesundheitsversorgung der Babyboomer Generationen

⚡️Gen Z is living inside a broken time horizon. That is the real issue. A $28 lunch is obviously dumb if repeated daily. At the personal level, Kevin O’Leary is right. Small leaks become real holes. People who cannot control recurring expenses usually cannot build capital. Discipline still matters. The math still matters. Nobody gets exempt from compounding because the system is unfair. But the reason the lecture feels hollow is because the old system used to reward discipline with visible progress. Pack lunch, save money, buy a house, start a family, invest, build a career, retire. Sacrifice was tied to a future that felt reachable. Now the future feels priced out. That changes behavior at the root. When housing feels unreachable, careers feel unstable, healthcare feels predatory, dating feels broken, children feel unaffordable, and AI threatens the entry-level ladder, thrift loses its sacred function. It stops feeling like a bridge to ownership and starts feeling like self-denial inside a game already lost. That is how financial nihilism forms. People do not say it directly. They say, “I deserve a little treat.” They say, “Everything is expensive anyway.” They say, “What’s the point?” They say, “I’ll never own a house.” They say, “At least lunch makes the day tolerable.” The $28 lunch becomes a tiny rebellion against a future they do not believe will arrive. That is why older personal-finance commentary keeps missing the emotional layer. The old advice assumes the listener still believes in delayed gratification. But delayed gratification only works when the delay has a credible endpoint. If the endpoint disappears, delayed gratification starts to feel like humiliation. So young people consume the present because the future has stopped making a persuasive offer. There is also a status layer. A lot of modern consumption is not about the object. It is about maintaining self-respect in a system where people feel economically powerless. Coffee, lunch, delivery, clothes, trips, subscriptions, gadgets, nightlife, little comforts. These become micro-status and micro-control. They let people feel briefly like participants in abundance even while their actual ownership path deteriorates. That is the trap. The spending is both understandable and destructive. The system damages the future, then sells little present-tense anesthetics to the people who lost faith in it. Delivery apps, fast casual, lifestyle brands, streaming, subscriptions, social media, gambling, crypto speculation, “self-care,” buy-now-pay-later. All of it feeds on broken time preference. The more unreachable the future feels, the more valuable immediate relief becomes. That is the real sickness. A healthy civilization teaches young people: sacrifice now and something real becomes yours later. A decaying civilization teaches young people: sacrifice now and maybe you still lose, so consume enough to keep functioning. The $28 lunch is not why Gen Z is financially cooked. It is what a cooked generation buys on its lunch break.

@_The_Prophet__ @Metaplanet

⚡️Japan is the fracture point where the old world of suppressed sovereign yields starts becoming impossible to hide. Japan is the purest experiment in financial repression. For decades, the state, the central bank, banks, insurers, pensions, households, and global investors all adapted to one premise: Japanese yields stay dead. Debt can be huge because the cost of debt is suppressed. Capital leaves Japan because domestic returns are nonexistent. The yen becomes a funding currency. Global carry trades build around it. U.S. Treasuries and foreign bonds benefit from Japanese capital searching for yield abroad. That regime is now cracking. A Japan 10Y above 2.8% is not just a domestic bond move. It means the world’s old zero-rate anchor is becoming a competitor for capital. Japanese investors no longer have to automatically leave home to find yield. That changes the flow map. Capital can repatriate. Foreign bond demand can weaken. Treasury yields can face more pressure. Carry trades can unwind. The yen complex becomes more unstable. Japan used to export liquidity. Now Japan may start importing capital back. That is the phase shift. The BOJ is trapped because every option hurts. Let yields rise, and the fiscal/debt structure gets exposed. Japanese government debt was tolerable because yields were pinned. Higher yields make the cost of the state visible. Banks and insurers face mark-to-market pressure. Pensions have to rebalance. Households and corporates adjust. Global bond markets lose a suppressive force. Suppress yields again, and the yen takes the punishment. Imported inflation rises. Credibility weakens. The market learns Japan cannot tolerate real bond-market pricing. That confirms the financial-repression thesis. So the question is no longer whether Japan can “normalize.” The answer is no, not cleanly. Japan can only choose which channel absorbs the pain: bonds, currency, inflation, capital flows, or central-bank credibility. This is why the move matters for the U.S. If Japan’s curve is repricing at the same time the U.S. 30Y is pushing toward 5.2%, that means the global duration market is losing both anchors at once. The U.S. has fiscal supply and sticky inflation. Japan has a broken zero-rate exit. Together, they force the same question: Who buys long sovereign debt at a price governments can politically survive? That is the real battlefield. The next stage is policy intervention. Japan will not simply allow uncontrolled long-end repricing forever. The BOJ/MOF will smooth, buy, guide, intervene, or engineer demand. They may avoid calling it yield curve control, but the mechanism will rhyme. The U.S. later walks a parallel path through Treasury issuance shifts, buybacks, QT changes, bank-regulatory support, liquidity tools, and hidden duration management. The brutal truth: free sovereign bond markets are becoming politically intolerable. Japan is showing the endgame first because Japan lived furthest into the future of debt saturation and rate suppression. For risk assets, this is tightening. For housing and credit, this is pressure. For carry trades, this is danger. For gold and Bitcoin, the sequence is rough first and bullish later. First, global liquidity tightens and risk gets hit. Then intervention arrives and proves the hard-money thesis. Same sovereign-debt credibility arc. New global duration phase. Japan is the ghost of the future walking into the room before everyone else is ready to admit what it means.

I just ran the numbers on Bitcoin's returns whenever it traded around 1.28x its 208-week moving average. Why does that matter? Because today Bitcoin is basically sitting right there. Current BTC price: $76,428 Current 208WMA: $59,712 Price / 208WMA: 1.28x That means Bitcoin is only trading about 28% above its four-year moving average. Historically, this has been where the market looks dead, tourists are gone, leverage has been cremated, and the patient psychos quietly accumulate coins from people who lost the ability to think beyond next Friday. Here’s what happened historically whenever Bitcoin traded around this same 1.28x level. 1-year forward return: Average: +160% Median: +109% Win rate: 100% 18-month forward return: Average: +243% Median: +186% Win rate: 100% 2-year forward return: Average: +595% Median: +439% Win rate: 100% 3-year forward return: Average: +1,443% Median: +1,276% Win rate: 100% Read that again. Every completed historical instance where Bitcoin traded around 1.28x its 208-week moving average was positive 1 year later, 18 months later, 2 years later, and 3 years later. The median 3-year forward return was +1,276%. That is what happens when a monetizing asset with fixed supply gets compressed back near its long-term adoption curve and everybody with a six-month time horizon thinks the world ended. The funniest part? This is happening while the 208WMA itself has been one of the most absurdly bullish signals in financial history. The Bitcoin 208WMA has never had a down day in the dataset. It has never had a negative YoY reading. Its worst YoY growth rate ever was still +19%. Today, the 208WMA is still growing at +27.44% YoY. So while everyone screams about volatility, the four-year trend is still marching higher like a machine built by monks, math, and monetary trauma.

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@MarioNawfal @epsteinsearchin

🇬🇧 Tommy Robinson has become one of the most influential political figures in Britain, and the establishment still hasn't figured out why. But the answer is simpler than the political elites want to admit. Trust in government and media are at record lows. Average Britons feel systematically misrepresented. Authorities ignored child sex grooming gangs for years out of fear of appearing racist. Reform UK went from dismissing mass deportations as a "political impossibility" in 2024 to adopting the position within a year, following a trail Tommy had already blazed. Nigel Farage talks about "two-tier policing." That phrase was coined by Tommy's co-founder of the EDL. When Keir Starmer spoke of an "island of strangers" last year, he was using the language of a conversation Tommy started. While they try to dismiss him with ad hominem attacks, calling him racist, they're forced to accept he's shining a light on the hot topics the UK public cares about. That's why he's the one moving the political dial, while they try to pick up the crumbs. Source: The Economist, @TRobinsonNewEra

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#Bicoin jetzt ist die Zeit gekommen, seinen wahren Wert zu erkennen. #Godzilla2026

@TRobinsonNewEra @piersmorgan und du @TRobinsonNewEra 🐶#EPSTEİN

GET ISLAM OUT OF POLITICS There is absolutely no shame at all in saying that. It's not racist, it's not hateful, it's just common sense. @piersmorgan you absolute sausage.

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🚨JUST IN: Crypto Analyst says " $XRP will be priced between $1650 and $2900 by the end of 2026."