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@Chriscoveries @rationalaussie "They" actually need it. "They" know you cannot continue to monetize real estate without it ending in an eventual revolution. They need Bitcoin as it is an asset that can absorb the monetary premium from real estate without a deflationary collapse and allows for a transition

@JeffSnider_EDU Why is GBP/USD not in the toilet ? That's what I'm thinking

A massive dollar squeeze has been building since the first week of March , and last week it broke into the open. Here's what's happening: Two forces collided at the worst possible time. Force #1: Importers across Asia are scrambling for dollar funding to replace oil cargoes wiped out by the Gulf conflict. We're talking billions in unplanned credit lines. Traders going hat-in-hand to global banks for dollar financing they never expected to need. Force #2: Flight-to-safety flows are pulling capital into dollar assets. Investors worldwide need dollars to move money to safer ground. That's MORE demand on top of the oil-driven demand. Both hitting at once. And on the supply side? Banks don't want to provide those dollars. Risk appetite is collapsing. The very dealers who are supposed to keep the system liquid are pulling back. Surge in demand. Shrinking supply. The cross-currency basis swaps confirmed it as early as March 3rd. Dollar funding stress has been building all month, and it connects directly to the private credit deterioration we've been tracking since last fall. This is the story nobody is telling you. And it has massive implications for what comes next. we are doing a webinar breakdown here eurodollar-university.com/home-page-web

@Daniel_Grigg None of them have a plan to reduce inflation..deficit spending and more govt debt leads to a weaker currency, capital flight and lower living standards. Stealing money from wealthy people just accelerates the decline.

Jeremy Clarkson trying to present the Greens as the party that would leave you with less of your money is ridiculous. For 99% of people, Polanski's Greens would leave you with way more of your money than Starmer, the Tories or Reform would.

@PeterLBrandt @pippimps Ha ha I am so here for this

@pippimps You are aware that there is not such a thing as 9 red birds and that I love jerking you Twitter nerds around I put out a special report to Factor Members over the weekend outlining the next bull market in PMs I am not about to share the good stuff with you trolls

Strong feeling this was the break to buy in precious metals For sure the break to stack $SI_F

@RealAlexJones 💯 makes sense this is one of your best Alex

The Iran WAR is the NEW COVID! If you want to know what’s coming next watch this report..

@PeterMcCormack The Lambo is thirsty ,😂

Thanks for the war lads 👏

@georgegalloway They hate us

Full term abortion is an abomination. An indescribable act of evil. Fewer than 1% of the British public support it. Yet parliament just legalised it. Britain as we knew it is finished.

@LiamHalligan @firasmodad What would you have them do ? If they cut spending the economy collapses and the debt goes higher

So the UK's 10-year gilt yield - the cost of government borrowing - is now up at 2008 levels. An 18-year high The difference is that, back then, UK national debt was 48pc of GDP, and now it's the best part of 100pc. So the debt service costs are much MUCH heavier. Of the £14.3bn the UK government borrowed in February alone, no less than £13bn of that was spent on interest on existing debts - a situation which is not only unsustainable, but very close to provoking a disastrous financial collapse. Yet still, our national discourse is all about more spending, more borrowing, more "state intervention". When is the Labour party – and much of the listless, unthinking rump of the UK's political and media class – going to start acknowledging reality? WHEN ....?

@PeterTatchell In a credit based system the assets are valued on the future value. Only on a sound money system would you have enough wealth. The "wealth" is just credit. It all goes to zero as soon as the future doesn't guarantee the same conditions going forward

Zack Polanski says Greens would ditch GDP targets & focus on wellbeing instead. BRAVO! Green leader prioritises public services & reduction of inequality over growth UK has enough wealth. It's just unfairly distributed REDISTRIBUTE WEALTH ! theguardian.com/politics/2026/…

@PeterMcCormack It's no coincidence that an event that requires the money supply to go up 50-100% is happening every 5-7 years. The system can't survive without it, this is the whole point of the war

This stupid war is going to make the world poorer. There will be a choice - accept recession or print to soften the blow. History suggests governments rarely choose pain, they're going to print money like maniacs.

@Wakethefitup The donors and cronies that you want to tax don't live here. Their assets are global and they won't pay a dime. What will happen is thousands of wealthy people will leave and stiff you with the bill for everything. It's already happening

This guy speaks so much sense and he genuinely wants to help YOU, he's not at the whim of cronies & donors. Clearly the Tabloids will try and destroy him before the next general election...but don't believe their tripe, believe the GREEN hype...'cos it's on...it's genuinely ON!

@carla_denyer The primary driver of inequality is asset inflation. Your policies will drive more money out of cash and into assets which rich people own

Inequality isn’t inevitable. It’s the result of decades of privatisation and deregulation. The Greens offer an alternative, where working people don't struggle to afford the basics, and have warm homes, cheap bills and good lives. theguardian.com/politics/2026/…

@balajis @Analyst_G It's already happening Balajis, fuel in the UK is already up £10 a tank this week. If they don't open the Strait, how long until that translates into higher prices for everything ?

If Iran wins, it's the end of five eras. 1991-2026: the unipolar era 1974-2026: the petrodollar era 1945-2026: the postwar era 1776-2026: the union era 1492-2026: the Western era Specifically, the end of the petrodollar (1974) would also be the end of the unipolar moment (1991) and the postwar order (1945). It would mark the moment when Eurasian powers were once again dominant over Western powers (1492). Finally, a rapid crash in the dollar's purchasing power coupled with military defeat could well break apart the American union (1776). Few seem to viscerally understand just how dependent America is on money printing. But the end of the petrodollar is the end of Keynesianism as we know it. And if there's a sudden cost-of-living spike on top of pre-existing levels of political polarization, which are already near Civil War levels...we could see the scenarios that Dalio, the Fourth Turning, and Turchin have described.

@helloKi30596224 How anyone can say this about any politician is a testament to how low the human IQ can actually go

Keir Starmer makes me feel proud to be British again 🇬🇧 As UK Prime Minister, he represents the best of us and shows up Trump for the clown he is.

@10DowningStreet Your delusional

Standing up for British people. Always.

@saylor @chamath Your going to get a million coins and the whole world is going to wake up to a new reality

@chamath If AI compresses terminal value and makes every moat temporary, capital will rotate to assets with no disruption risk. Bitcoin is Digital Capital - scarce, neutral, and impervious to AI disruption. $BTC should be the primary beneficiary of this shift.

@yoursimmo11 @SwayFx If you spit and rinse a couple of times you absorb virtually zero fluoride. This has been studied vs, 23% absorption from just spitting

I used Colgate, a fluoride-based toothpaste, twice a day, every day since I was a child. Little did I realize that Fluoride competes with iodine at thyroid receptor sites. Same receptors and direct competition. Your thyroid needs iodine to produce T3 and T4. Fluoride blocks the door. You're delivering a thyroid-suppressing chemical through the most absorbent tissue in your body. Twice daily. And your dentist told you it was essential. Hydroxyapatite toothpaste remineralizes teeth without touching your endocrine system. Been around for decades. Japan uses it as standard.

@ZoeJardiniere The Rich get richer because of inflation They own assets that go up with Inflation, the supply of money grows 10% a year. The solution is to stop Inflation not steal back the proceeds of a broken system.

It would be ridiculous to demand Tice to less efficiently avoid tax & pay more than he legally needs to. We need to demand our politicians fix our tax system so the super rich pay their share. We can all see it. That’s why the Greens are surging.

Richard Tice’s tax avoidance is legal. So is registration of corporations like Amazon in tax havens so they can avoid paying a penny in the UK. THE SYSTEM IS RIGGED - the rich get to mug us all off & point at immigrants & Muslims for our problems. We’re not buying it anymore.

@maxkeiser @saylor I've been asking Grok how long until he gets 1m Bitcoin and it's months not years if prices stay low

Reposting from 1/3/25 The ‘@saylor Bitcoin Put’ has gone meteoric with $STRC (Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Stretch Preferred Stock). Looks like $MSTR bought 30,000 BTC last week - if projections hold and new players enter this market - these numbers will quickly 10X

@d_1awrence @grok is the strategy fixed Income product STRC continuing to grow in market adoption ? How much is its weekly growth currently

Saylor said that if #MSTR are lucky enough get to 5% of the network, Bitcoin will be $1M. 5% of 21M is 1.05M #BTC He also said that if MSTR get to 7.5%, Bitcoin will be $10M a coin 7.5% of 21M is 1.575M BTC He has also predicted that Bitcoin will produce a CAGR of 29% on average over the next 21 years. Strategy currently sits with 738,731 BTC on their balance sheet. This week, there's a good chance they've bought at least 30,000 BTC. If they continue that run rate, they'll achieve 5% of the Bitcoin network in 11 weeks and 7.5% of the network by the end of September - 6 months from now. It's utterly insane! I don't think any logical person thinks we're 11 weeks from Bitcoin being $1M. When Saylor made those predictions, I don't think he would have thought in his wildest dreams that they could become a reality in 2026 - it was a 10-20 year prediction. So the accumulation may happen this year, but the price predictions wont. At least not for now. But the concept is still the same. If you eliminate 1.5M BTC from circulation and continue to pump tens of billions of dollars into the network on a weekly basis, consistently, for months, there'll become a point where the price has to explode to levels that we deem unimaginable at this point. So if Saylor's accumulation speed has been underestimated by himself and the Bitcoin community, there's also a real possibility that the CAGR predictions that we've all been modelling on and the steady climb to those dizzy price prediction levels are underestimated too. One cant happen without the other. If the accumulation is aggressive, the re-pricing to reflect the supply squeeze will be as aggressive. The next 6 months will be very interesting to watch.

@PeterSchiff @Crypto0637 Gold isn't a very good ledger, it's supply is unknown and it doesn't work as a digital form of money because it has historically always been reyphothercated.

@Crypto0637 Would be much better if Musk used gold.

🚨 BREAKING BILLIONAIRE Elon Musk’S X MONEY HAS SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED ITS FIRST-EVER DEBIT CARD TRANSACTION. THE SERVICE IS EXPECTED TO LAUNCH WITHIN WEEKS — WITH #BITCOIN SUPPORT. THIS COULD BE A MASSIVE STEP FOR CRYPTO ADOPTION. 🚀