Fred Krueger

@PlanBpassport I only got into Cornell Undergrad. But Grad I got into Stanford, MIT, and Princeton.

If you think you can't move to El Salvador because of kids' school, here is class of '26 of Escuela Americana in El Salvador and their college choices

@stevenmarkryan people don't live in Antartica, which is california weather in comparison.

@stevenmarkryan seriously doubt that.

People will live here.

@LastCoinStandng an idiot can hit the lottery. Jason did.

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"Bitcoin is not really cutting edge anymore. It's not doing anything interesting for humanity" -- Jason Calacanis.

@EliNagar what an absolute idiot.

This is Jason Calacanis. In 2018 he said Bitcoin had a 33% chance of going to zero. BTC was ~$11K. 8 years later, he's back, calling BTC "stale", "played out" and predicting a "post-Bitcoin world"
where it ends up like an Atari 2600. So no Jason, Bitcoin is not: - Out of buyers. Spot BTC ETFs have taken in tens of billions since launch; BlackRock’s IBIT alone surpassed ~$25B in inflows. The idea of a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is now openly discussed at the policy level. Over 140 public companies now hold BTC on their balance sheets. The buyer base is the deepest it has ever been. - Going to zero nor Failing to reach six figures. You made the same call in 2018 at $11,000. Bitcoin has since printed an all-time high of ~$126,000. Your "zero" thesis is up roughly 11x. The claim that it can't get there is just factually wrong. - Less interesting than TAO or Solana. ...and a slot machine is more interesting than a treasury bond. Doesn't mean you should retire on it. - Worse than stablecoins for moving money. Not comparable. One is an issuer liability with admin keys, the other is non-sovereign bearer money with no issuer. - Abandoned by developers. Bitcoin Core continues to see over 100 active contributors annually, with growth year-over-year. Ordinals, Runes, BitVM, Ark and Spark are all shipping. Lightning capacity reached new highs in 2025. - Irrelevant to humanity. Bitcoin's hashrate crossed 1 zettahash/sec range (1000+ EH/s), the most secure compute network ever built. It increasingly discussed as a sovereign reserve asset alongside gold. And it serves as bearer money for the hundreds of millions to over a billion people living under capital controls or double-digit inflation. Call it "stale". The market disagrees.

We'll set the final date this week.

Who is in for Bitcoin Alpha October 15? I want to redo exactly what we managed last year. Including the shark.

@OHare888 @ptj_official @patrick_oshag @WesternUnion pretty great interview

Just finished watching the great interview of @ptj_official by @patrick_oshag and this one line stuck out to me, one that every “deep value” “special situations” investor lives by… $WU @WesternUnion #WUArmy

Highest concentration of Bitcoin brainpower in one place.

@last_to_crypto High.

@dotkrueger What’s the ROI? On the low end, those that just spent three grand on bitcoin Vegas in 10 years could’ve turned that three grand into 27 grand if they just bought Bitcoin and stayed home Just conversation starter question.

@hillery_dan in fact: there will be two kinds of people 1. those that can use the AI to achieve super human performance 2. those on welfare / UBI

Love this.

@hillery_dan Those who can leverage the robots will win big.

@hillery_dan "XRP doesnt actually stand for anything"

The XRP people make me want to pray for them.

@gokhshteinclips zero bitcoiners will ever go thru this circle of crap

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While Kevin Warsh “gets it” personally, watch what happens when he “puts on the Jersey” and the job requires him to keep the debt laden system afloat… Hint - he has no choice but to do more QE, whether or not he calls it that.

The playbook: Fed cuts short rates to 0–1% Make cash cheap immediately. Fed launches QE Buy Treasuries and mortgage bonds to push the 10-year down from 5% toward 3%. Treasury issues long debt Lock in financing while Fed supports the market. Massive tax cuts Cut capital gains, corporate taxes, bonus depreciation, maybe payroll taxes. Direct fiscal spending Infrastructure, defense, AI, energy grid, chips, housing. Housing stimulus Mortgage subsidies, first-time buyer credits, Fannie/Freddie support. Deregulation Fast-track permits, energy, construction, data centers, nuclear, AI, finance. Bank lending push Reduce capital constraints, encourage credit creation. Asset-market support Signal: “We want growth, liquidity, and higher asset prices.” Strong-dollar capital magnet Pro-investor laws, lower taxes, stable regulation, gold/Bitcoin reserve rhetoric.

Some people say Warsh won't cut. What they forget is the "sacred vow". This vow is something all Trump staff members must take. Above all else, they must pledge allegiance to the King. In Warsh's case, it's a sacred vow to cut rates.

@dotkrueger I've not read any of your tweets for a long time, but my goodness, you've changed your tune inasmuch as you make him sound like the would be dictator he tries to be. Good on you.