based16z

@stoicsavage Me when the daily candle goes from 2.5% to 1.8%

important to remember that the entire bull run since the early 2000s is the largest public to private sector transfer in history which is entirely funded by debt issuance at some point if debt issuance becomes expensive the govt will seize private assets to pay for its grift

Clarity will pass Crypto will skyrocket The hyperbubble is near

WSJ out today with the anecdote to my point below.

US gov becoming a banana republic bullish for bitcoin I heard

I don't do coins! Not trying to deal with sec like hawk twouh!

BBG: GameStop to buy Nvidia, 99% cash, 1% stock

Defi narrative is "Why would I opt for sub 5% yields with smart contract risk when I can get 11.5% from Michael Saylor's ponzi scheme in Interactive Brokers"

This grind is so aids where’s the candle

@ape2616 To me MDB is fucked cause ai made SQL not annoying

@based16z gtlb in port, thoughts on mdb from an agentic coordination pov?

TPd gtlb adding to btc calls over 80.5 chillin otherwise

CLARITY Act Stablecoin Yield Rules Finalized: 'Go Time' For Crypto Bill zerohedge.com/crypto/clarity…

Nathan For You level performance

💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 1,000,000,000 $USDT (999,627,500 USD) minted at Tether Treasury whale-alert.io/tx/tron/5bfc0c…

just quit if you didnt see this move coming

I love the new aristocratic nomadic class. Most make their money from digital services or creative stuff on the internet but not like the average digital nomad, it's serious money, some influence the world discourse. The NY/SF/London striver dream has been superseded by this.

@mil000 @ItzSuds freshman year of college banger

@based16z @ItzSuds this song is deeply mid after like 2 listens

SF week @ItzSuds open.spotify.com/track/3T00mhdO…

Since 1965, life expectancy in the USA has increased by 7 years. We gained: 2 years from smoking 1 year from cutting leaded gasoline (Insane that was a thing) 1/2 a year from cleaner air 1/2 year from safer cars And we lost 1 year from obesity. That leaves roughly 4 years gained from healthcare. And around 3 years of that is from better heart disease treatment, which is only 10% of US healthcare spending. We spend 20% of GDP on healthcare. Do the math and we spend 15%+ of GDP on healthcare to gain 1 year of life expectancy. There is no way in hell that is worth it. People are better off opting out of US healthcare entirely. Fraud is not an unrealistic word to use. However, most of the people involved probably do have good intentions and think they're helping people. But the truth is quite the opposite, the healthcare industry is hurting Americans in a serious way.