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Jupiter Jones
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Jupiter Jones
@TruthJupiter
One arm pull-up champion. Finance guru. MMA armchair black belt. Profile pic may not be entirely accurate. Believe in Bitcoin.
London, England Katılım Ağustos 2019
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If you can’t name 11 of the guys in this photo then you are a casual.
I can name 9.
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@GazzettaFerrari Darth Vader sent him packing pretty sharpish!
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Michael Schumacher storms the McLaren garage after being taken out of the race by Coulthard. 🥶
Belgian GP 🇧🇪 | 1998
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This is Walker Smith.
After dedicating 17 years to Waitrose, he was recently dismissed.
The reason? For attempting to stop a shoplifter nicking Easter eggs.
Yes you read that right. He should be applauded, not sacked.
Shameful @waitrose. Re-employ Walker Smith!
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People keep misreading this chart. The lack of reading comprehension is STAGGERING.
If you look at Bitcoin's price in a vacuum, we hit an all-time high last year. That looks like a bull market.
If you look at Bitcoin's price relative to its long-term trend, we've been in a bear market since 2022.
The 2025 "bull run" to $126K barely grazed the power law center line — a +0.2σ overshoot. In 2017 the top was +2.7σ. In 2021 it was +1.5σ.
This cycle's top was the weakest overshoot in Bitcoin's history.
Price touched the trendline and fell back below.
That's not a bull market. That's a failed mean reversion.
And here's the part that should stop you in your tracks:
During these four years of below-trend prices, the Power Law's R²... its level of explanation of Bitcoin's price variance - has INCREASED. From ~0.95 to 0.961.
The model didn't weaken during the drawdown. It strengthened.
Every below-trend data point landed exactly where the model predicted it should - stationary residuals, zero mean drift.
The data continues to confirm the model while the price disappointed the crowd.
Bitcoin is converging toward its power law attractor with compressing volatility. The blowoff tops are dying. The crashes are shallower. The oscillations are tightening.
This is what a maturing network governed by physics looks like.
A simple return to the long-term trend... no bull market required, just mean reversion... points to $200K in under a year.
If it takes two years, you're looking at $300K with zero overshoot.
Four years of stored energy below the trendline.
R² still climbing.
The spring hasn't released yet.
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv
Friendly reminder that a simple return to the long term trend of Bitcoin's price points to $200k Bitcoin in under one year. If it takes two years, you're looking at $300k Bitcoin with zero bull market. If we have a bull run on the order of magnitude of 2021... we're looking at $400k-$500k Bitcoin in two years. If we see a reversion above trend that is equal to the deviation below trend we are now... Things are going to get absolutely insane. Now is the time for focused, aggressive stacking.
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@DanNeidle @policy_uk @ntrickett16 The evidence is in on this....it has been tried many times (most recently in a spectacular flop by Perenna Bank). People will not pay higher rates for long term fixed rates.
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@policy_uk @ntrickett16 How many people would buy a 30 year mortgage in the UK, were one available, given the rate would be around 1% higher?
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@ClaireCoutinho It CAN'T be sold abroad. The pipes don't go to "abroad" they go to the GB grid
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75% of Brits want North Sea oil & gas.
That’s not a fringe view, it’s the majority.
Energy policy should reflect reality, not ideology.
Go all in on the North Sea.
Back nuclear.
Secure Britain’s future.
The renewables debate is over.
Harriet Cross MP@HarrietCross_MP
🚨75% want the UK to continue producing from the North Sea🚨 They aren't wrong. 👉End the ban on new licences. Now. 👉End the EPL which drives investment abroad. Now. 👉Permit Jackdaw and Rosebank. Now. Miliband and the Government must know they are getting this wrong.
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@ArchRose90 We are no longer a serious country.....havent been in 15 years
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The Foreign Secretary, Yvette Cooper, condemns ‘reckless’ Iranian strikes on Diego Garcia.
Her response: 'We continue not to be involved in offensive action.'
She admits that we are under attack but won’t do anything in response.
So spineless. We need a general election!
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The cost of government borrowing for 30 years has just hit 5.6%, compared to the worst one day spike to 4.8% under Truss. Rachel Reeves said that rate had crashed the economy. Oh dear, what has the Chancellor done?
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Typical of the ignorance that pollutes twitter on energy matters.
For a start almost all UK North Sea gas is piped ashore and enters the national distribution system. Cheaper than imported LNG.
Oil can be exported direct from the North Sea. But it still pays 78% tax to UK Treasury, employs thousands in well-paid jobs and counts as a UK export, so helping our balance of payments.
But other than that oil and gas from North Sea obviously do nothing for us.
Biffy@bonafidebiffy
@afneil Why what good would the north sea do for us, its not nationalised so anything it produces is sold on the international market anyway.
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Isn't it ironic that many Brits voted for Brexit because they wanted immigration to go down?
How did this happen?
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@MichaelAArouet In a graph, that's why the Conservatives got voted out. @BorisJohnson destroyed the Conservative political party.
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@PeterStefanovi2 @bbclaurak So if the government reduces the tax on fuel which other taxes should be increased to offset the shortfall?
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“The biggest chunk (of the cost of a litre of petrol) fuel duty, that goes to the government so you’re in control of the biggest chunk of the cost that people pay at the pump”
@bbclaurak
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The government is the biggest profiteer of everyone when it comes to fuel prices...
Fuel duty is 52.95p per litre
Petrol is currently about 138 p/l at the pump which includes 20% VAT
So that 138 p is made up of
VAT 23p
Fuel duty 52.95p
Total tax 75.95p
So for every litre of petrol we're paying 55% in tax
The government can shut up about profiteering. If it wants to help with affordability it can cut the ridiculous fuel duty or give VAT relief
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@90sfootball Blair took about 30 blows to the head and then decided to invade Iraq. Makes sense now...
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Tony Blair and Kevin Keegan heading a football to each other during leisure centre visit in Brighton, 1995.
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If fuel companies try to rip off customers, my government will step in.
@RachelReevesMP and @Ed_Miliband are bringing the bosses of the fuel companies in today, to make sure that customers aren’t losing out because of the conflict in the Middle East.
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@SomaKazima2 Should only white people be allowed to wear jeans, fake nails, fake eyelashes drive cars and use iphones? Is that how this works?
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Since y'all don't like to listen to us, listen to one of your own 😭😭😭
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