William Tsimis

@richardhirschs1 Let’s be real. They will print so much money to ensure none of this occurs in the short term to only drive inflation higher in the long-term and add to the problem. Scary either way.

Bookmark this, read it twice, the ‘DEPRESSION AUSTRALIA HAD TO HAVE’ is coming. ⚠️Australia is heading for a catastrophic Stagflationary collapse. Both the economy and the property markets will crash, people will go hungry. ✴️The RBA will likely raise interest rates on Tuesday into: -Consumer confidence at an all time low. -Property auction clearance rates at all time lows. -Property prices in Sydney and Melbourne already falling. -And supply chain disruptions are still coming. ✴️Australia imports more diesel and fertiliser per capita than any other developed nation, and we exist at the end of the world’s longest supply chain. The Middle East war/closure of the straits of Hormuz shock is heading our way, with a delay. ✴️No fertilizer➡️No crops➡️No food. No diesel➡️No transportation. ✴️Economic activity is energy converted. No energy=no economy. ✴️Consumer spending is about to fall off a cliff, and soon there will be little to buy anyways as supply chains crumble. ✴️Australia’s cost of living crisis is about to morph into a scarcity crisis. ✴️We are heading into a bankruptcy cycle for the ages, and Australia is about the have the the ‘depression it had to have’. Fiscal and monetary policy are ineffective in supply side crises. ✴️Many global governments will fall due to this crisis, Australia is likely to be one of them. We are being reassured by Albanese as we approach the cliff. x.com/richardhirschs… #Stagflation @AvidCommentator @DFA_Analyst

@Ausbobsmit WTF . How is this ok

Anika Wells meal allowance while in Paris. A single meal. This is what she billed taxpayers. Frédéric Simonin, a Michelin-star restaurant near the Arc de Triomphe. Food: Approximately $1,000 (€569) for a dinner. Drinks: Approximately $750 (€427) billed on the same night. Total: The combined bill for food and alcohol reached roughly $1,750

@marc02200 Well, put 100% in agreement

$VOO bros are out here telling 21-year-olds to DCA into their boomer index for the next 40 years like it’s 1995. I’m 27 with $100k and I’m not interested in participating in their slow decline. All of it is going into bitcoin:native. Full conviction. No hedging. I’d rather swing for the fences than politely accept mediocrity. Change my mind.

@hidflect Insane, absolutely insane. I look forward to the rewrite over the next 5, 10 or 20 years.

My ASX prediction? Price/Book ratio of darling CBA is 4. The next nearest bank globally is JPM at 2.3. The annual divvie for CBA is 2.8%. You can get better in a term deposit. What's left? BHP? MinRes? Woodside? Wesfarmers? All of them have a near zero growth profile for the future. Is there any scenario where CBA goes down 20% but the ASX goes up 20%? No. And CBA is 100% overvalued. So...

@goodfoodgal WTF stop helping . you’re stealing money and dating us that our children and their children will be paying for decades disgraceful and you don’t have the mandate to do this! STOP

Who’s driving you?

@AussieVal10 Spot on pricey

I always wondered what 🤡Jacinta’s qualifications were to be leading an Australian State…gives new meaning to the saying “going to hell in a hand basket”.

@zaidlikesmstr @Strategy @saylor @jackmallers Listening to both sailor and Mallers I think both present great opportunity and happy to be back in both of them as a shareholder of each of their companies.

$MSTR The difference in communication style between Saylor and Jack Mallers is worth studying. Yesterday was a good example of why. Mallers made some comments about Saylor that sparked a lot of debate. The implication was that @Strategy had run out of cheap capital and had been forced into paying 11% to finance its Bitcoin buys. That was a flawed read. Saylor didn’t move away from convertible bonds because he lost access to them. He moved because $STRC is a fundamentally better instrument for his investors. The capital never comes due. It’s perpetual. Strategy owes the yield, not the principal. The distinction matters. A lot. But the bigger point isn’t the technicality. It’s what followed. After the pushback, Mallers spent time across several threads clarifying that he wasn’t implying what everyone read him as implying. Whatever the intention, it came across as backtracking. And in capital markets, backtracking reads as immaturity. You rarely if ever see Saylor do that. He is precise with his words, deliberate with his timing, and disciplined about what he leaves unsaid. His presence on X is almost strategically sparse. Short responses. No open wounds for skeptics to pick at. Someone who understands that every public appearance is a signal to investors.. Saylor has also evolved. Early on he was openly dismissive of the broader crypto ecosystem. He’s since learned that there is room for competing technologies. Crypto tokens like Ethereum, Solana and others have tokenization layers they can compete for. He’s embraced that. His tone has shifted from skepticism to something far more measured and generous. That evolution also speaks to maturity. Jack is an empowering voice in this space and I have no doubt his conviction is genuine. But how a company’s leader conducts themselves publicly is a signal. Saylor has spent six years setting that standard. It’s a template worth studying. $BTC $MSTR $STRC

@PeterSchiff @saylor You seriously need to find another hobby instead of shitting on the best form of money ever created and those who are adopting it. You’re either gaslighting us or absolutely got your head up your arse in denial of the reality.

Every investment professional, government regulator, or finanical journalist who does not call out $MSTR and $STRC as scams, and @Saylor as a fraud, can’t be trusted. I wonder what all of the people working in the crypto industry will do for work after the bubble fully deflates.

@LukeDashjr Water with salt 👍👍👍

I quit Dr. Pepper a few weeks ago, to reduce my sugar levels. But the alternatives I've tried (Zevia and Liquid Death) taste terrible. Any real solutions? 😕 (Dr Pepper Diet and Zero have aspartame, which is apparently poison)

@matt_barrie 🫣🫣🫣

That’s 1 taxpayer funded public servant per business in australia

@felipecreate 👏👏👏

I've been gone for a while. Are you telling me almost 25% of all nodes are signalling readiness for BIP110?

@goodfoodgal Absolute insane fucking crazy🫣🫣🫣

“Violence Reduction Unit” You just can’t make this stuff up.

@AAStack @SaylorMemoirs So true and spot on. Agree total with the thinking and thesis especially in these crazy times

My net worth is 5x what it was in 2020. And no, it is not because Bitcoin went up. My Bitcoin cost basis is only a few thousand dollars below current price. The real return came from going down the Bitcoin rabbit hole. Bitcoin forced me to understand how money works. How debt works. How inflation works. How incentives work. How the system is designed. Once you understand that, you stop making the same financial mistakes everyone else makes. The biggest gain from Bitcoin is not the price. It is the mindset shift.

@PeterSchiff @saylor @coffeebreak_YT Seriously, you need to find another hobby instead of picking one strategy and anything else related to bitcoin🫣🫣🫣

I'm going to host a Space at 8:30 PM on $STRC. I think it's an obvious Ponzi. I'll invite people to join and try to prove me wrong. @Saylor, this includes you. Also, I'd like @coffeebreak_YT to join. He did a great job exposing this, but then backed away from calling it a Ponzi.

@AussieVal10 I wish they were even thinking about paying it off this government and the two major parties don’t give a shit about paying off debt. They’re just stealing from future generations and letting them worry about it.🫣

It took the Howard Gov a decade to pay off $96 billion of debt. How long do you think it will take to pay this off? …or will they just switch over to CBDCs…opportune timing

@QBCCIntegrity Waste of time listening to someone like Claire continually saying the same thing with no answers same rhetoric, same problem. Labor has got to go or this country will continue with downward spiral. The government is the problem.🫣🫣🫣

Attention Labor Voters: The Australian Labor Government has openly declared and mandated that house pricing will not be lowered under their government. The closest they promise is to slow down how fast prices are going up. They manipulate you by saying “we will lower the rate of increase”. STOP VOTING FOR THEM.

@Z06Z07 @Strategy Hard to argue against 👏👏👏

Revised Bullish Bitcoin Narratives for 2026. + @Strategy 1 Million Bitcoin August 2026 + tnorth.com/tools/strategy… + Strategy acquires above 100K ₿ per quarter + $IBIT 1 Million Bitcoin + $STRC $20B+ MKT CAP, ATM raised to $21B + tnorth.com/tools/strc-atm… + STRC Pays dividend semi monthly + STRC buys 100K ₿ in a quarter + STRC Sharpe Ratio breaks 10 + STRC 1 year anniversary + @Strive breaks 20K Bitcoin + treasury.strive.com + $SATA hits par and acquires ₿ consistently + $SATA pays semi monthly. + $MSBT hits $5B That's a better short list. @TNorth

@PeterSchiff 😂😂😂😂

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@dotkrueger Agree 👍

I think MSTR’s balance sheet should be emulated on a personal level - no more than 33% debt - 3 year cash buffer - the rest in Bitcoin

@Ryandally08 So refreshing to hear such logical policy . 👏👏👏

Pauline Hanson says that she would “defund the ABC” of their “$1.2 billion” dollar a year funding and make it “subscription only” “if people want to pay to watch the ABC, so be it” “I wouldn’t fund it anymore I’d shut it down” “Let the people who want to watch it subsidise it”