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Top 10 public company Bitcoin holders: $MSTR 762,099 $XXI 43,514 Metaplanet 40,177 $MARA 38,689 BSTC 30,021 Bullish 24,300 $RIOT 18,005 $COIN 15,389 $HUT 13,696 Strive 13,628 Source: Bitcoin Treasuries

An MIT professor gave the same lecture every January for 40 years, and every single time, there wasn't a single empty seat in the room. I watched it at 2 a.m., and it completely changed my way of understanding communication. His name was Patrick Winston. The lecture is titled "How to Speak." His opening line hits you like a truck: "Your success in life will be determined largely by your ability to speak, your ability to write, and the quality of your ideas, in that order." Not your GPA, not your degrees, not your IQ. How you speak is what separates the people who are heard from those who are ignored. This is the framework he instilled in MIT students for four decades: Never start with a joke: Start by telling people exactly what they are going to learn. "Prime the pump before pouring anything in." He called it the "Empowerment Promise": give them a reason not to get out of their seat in the first 60 seconds. The 5S Rule: For an idea to stick, it must be: Symbol, Slogan, Surprise, Salient (relevant), and Story. Any idea worth remembering meets at least three of these. The "Near Miss" technique: This part blew my mind. Don't just show what is right; show what looks right but isn't. That contrast is what makes the brain register something permanently. His final rule: End with a contribution, not a summary. Don't just recap what you already said. Tell people what you have given them that they didn't have before walking through the door. I’ve used this framework in sales, interviews, and presentations since I saw it, and the results are not subtle. Patrick Winston passed away in 2019, but this class remains free on MIT OpenCourseWare. One hour, watched by millions of people, and it costs absolutely nothing. Video: "How to Speak", Patrick Winston, MIT OpenCourseWare, RES.TLL-005, January IAP 2018. Source: MIT OpenCourseWare. License: CC BY-NC-SA. Terms: ocw. mit. edu/ terms

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This highlights the massive decoupling between real estate valuations and average wage growth, where a home is increasingly treated as a speculative asset rather than a basic necessity. Do you think the current housing market trajectory is sustainable, or are we witnessing a systemic bubble that will eventually force a radical rethink of property ownership for future generations?

My sister bought her house in 2020 for $340K. Just checked Zillow… it’s $985K now. $645K in 6 years. Yeah, totally normal.

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Tough mix of signals here: strong ETF inflows, Strategy back in buying mode, and real regulatory progress in Australia all point to growing institutional and policy momentum for crypto. But the quantum warning is a reminder that adoption may be accelerating faster than the industry’s long-term security assumptions — are we underpricing the technological risks while celebrating the bullish headlines?

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8/The model is viable because it combines: 1) Deep liquidity moats 2) Zero-cost liabilities (we don't get the interest, they do) 3) Extreme short-term asset management Love it or hate it, Tether is the most successful financial experiment of the decade. If you found this deep dive useful, RT the first tweet and follow for more on the plumbing of the digital economy. 📈

7/ The Verdict Tether isn't a "house of cards." It's a high-frequency, tokenized Money Market Fund with a 90% profit margin and zero physical overhead. It’s the first true evolution of the Eurodollar market for the digital age.

Tether ($USDT) is the most profitable "bank" in the world, with <100 employees and more profit than Goldman Sachs. But most people only understand the surface. The real genius isn't just "buying T-Bills." It’s how they’ve engineered a bulletproof liquidity machine. Here’s the deep dive. 🧵👇

Top 10 Companies by Net Profit per Employee (USD/Year): 1)🟢 Tether (Crypto): ~$43,300,000 2)🏠 Fannie Mae (Finance): ~$2,070,000 3)🏎️ NVIDIA (AI/Chips): ~$2,024,000 4)🚬 Altria Group (Tobacco): ~$1,812,000 5)🛢️ Saudi Aramco (Energy): ~$1,614,000 6)🏠 Freddie Mac (Finance): ~$1,465,000 7)📦 Prologis (Logistics): ~$1,378,000 8)📱 AppLovin (AdTech): ~$1,008,000 9)📉 CME Group (Markets): ~$925,000 10)🛍️ PDD Holdings (Temu): ~$885,000 ... Show more What this ranking screams at us is that automation and disintermediation have won the game: 1) Tether: The Systemic Anomaly. With barely 300 employees, Tether generates profits similar to the world’s largest banks that employ 200,000 people. Their "secret" is being a passive bridge: they issue USDT and collect interest on U.S. Treasury bills. They are the most efficient company in human history. 2) AI vs. Manual Labor. NVIDIA and AppLovin prove that software and algorithms scale without the need to hire thousands. In contrast, giants like Amazon or Walmart don't even appear here because their model relies on millions of human hands, which pulverizes their profit-per-employee ratio. 3) The Power of Paper Monopolies. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac remain at the top because they manage the mortgage market of the world's largest economy with minimal structures. This is profit derived from a dominant position, not necessarily innovation. Are we seeing the end of "mega-workforces"? Will we see a 10-person company (AI-assisted) break into the Fortune 500, or is Tether a "black swan" case that will never be repeated?