Carlos

Aligns with the power law prediction

@rektober If you frame it that way, crypto becomes almost a no brainer

if u are between 17 and 23, and are convinced crypto is a scam, let's talk about university funny topic no?

@VECTORCP Kole says 80k

Numbnuts selling Whales buying But you'll believe some loser in twitter who is trying to catch the bottom based of astrology

@akarlin Its not proper first world for sure especially if we measure by GDP per capita. Certain aspects like infrastructure, medical facilities in the big cities appear or have elements of a first world country. Speaking as a Malaysian

Malaysia has done well but calling it First World is a huge stretch. It's an upper middle-income country (=China; Mexico) with very low levels of per capita elite science production (Nature Index). I allow its tech jobs pay well but I'm guessing there's not that many of them.

@WarMonitors And during Eid....jeez

⚡Israeli media, citing security sources: The military operation in Lebanon "will escalate soon."

@SJosephBurns Works for the opposite as well

“If all the news is great and the stock is not acting well, GET OUT -- which is a pretty simple thing most analysts don't know.” — Stanley Druckenmiller

THE IEA JUST PUBLISHED AN ENERGY LOCKDOWN PLAYBOOK (LOCKDOWNS 2.0) The International Energy Agency released a 10-point plan telling governments to restrict driving, ground flights, force remote work, and ban gas cooking. They called it "Sheltering from Oil Shocks." Read that title again. 1/ Alternating driving days based on your license plate number. Odd plates drive Monday. Even plates drive Tuesday. Countries are already implementing this. This is not a suggestion. It is the architecture of a permit system for movement. 2/ Mandatory speed limit reductions on every highway. Not safety. Fuel rationing by another name. You can still drive. Just slower, less often, and only when the government says your plate number qualifies. 3/ Avoid air travel "where alternatives exist." The IEA does not define what qualifies as an alternative. A 12-hour train ride? A video call? The ambiguity is the feature. It lets regulators decide after the fact whether your trip was essential. 4/ Switch from gas cooking to electric. The IEA is now telling you what appliance to use in your own kitchen. The same agency that published "Net Zero by 2050" calling for thermostats capped at 19 degrees and a ban on new gas boilers. This is not new. It is accelerating. 5/ Work from home "where possible." In 2020 they locked down the world and called it public health. In 2026 they are locking down movement and calling it energy security. The template is identical. The excuse changed. The IEA's own Net Zero roadmap calls for personal behavioral changes modeled on COVID compliance. They said it out loud. "COVID-19 has increased general awareness of how behavioural changes can be effective." This is not crisis management. This is the beta test for a permanent energy credit system. Restrict supply. Ration access. Digitize compliance. Repeat.

@sabra_the What the.....

🛑Mossad chief David Barnea told Netanyahu that it would be very possible to topple the Iranian regime in the coming days.

@bitcoinjack Or that its Eid Mubarak

They didn’t get a note that it’s weekend?

@zerohedge In fact Shell's trading desk is well known to bring home the bacon (bumper profits from trading alone) or occasionally saves (i.e., trading profits help to offset operational losses elsewhere in the company) the company's bacon

@zerohedge These companies have trading desks that trade oil for hedging and profit. Nothing new.

*OIL LOANED TO 8 COMPANIES, INCLUDING SHELL, MARATHON, TRAFIGURA Trafi now short oil.

@crypto_bitlord7 With a d**k?

I need a good slap

@KingKong9888 Incredibly cheap. Upside room aplenty. Looking into getting exposure to Chinese humanoid robots space before the equivalent "Chatgpt" moment

Agree Mainland-Taiwan unification is a probable mega trend in next 5-10 years. Hence, get exposure to Chinese stocks to play this. Personally looking to build exposure to Chinese (Shenzen-based) humanoid companies b4 equivalent "CG" moment. Will share more thoughts

@CryptoParadyme @ExitLiqCapital Crypto-wise, should have sold in Jan when btc went to 97kish

@ExitLiqCapital Or a few months ago

Sell in May

@CryptoHayes Unsanction more oil

What will Buffalo Bill Bessent do next after unsanctioning Iranian oil if MOVE keeps ripping?

@TheLongInvest I think you mean retard instead of idiot

Wind it down you fucking idiot.

I won't say it again

@elonmusk @sundarpichai Hi Elon, word on the steeet is you and Larry Page are not on talking terms. If true, that's a shame. Hope it's not true

@sundarpichai Google sure is bringing a staggering amount of AI compute online. Almost no one understands the magnitude.

Google is now the first cloud provider to integrate 1 GW of flexible demand into long-term utility contracts. Our ability to shift or reduce our energy demand when it’s needed can help utility companies balance supply/ demand and plan for future capacity needs. This is a big milestone for responsible data center growth and helps keep costs lower for local communities. blog.google/innovation-and…

Currently researching the humanoid robots space vis -a-vis US vs China dynamics. So far, consensus is we have not reached the equivalent Chatgpt moment. Good time then to build an exposure leading up to that.