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Just got these killer masters back from @gosteffects for a lil project I'm scheming.

Literally could NOT have made this without @AaronGEdwards 🤍 as well as @wallesmusic @MysterySkulls @gosteffects & other amazingly talented people who are not on Twitter!!!!! 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

My new album III will be out on streaming 7/5 🤍 Hear it first this Friday exclusively on @Bandcamp at noon PST! Physical CDs available on tour starting TOMORROW ⚔️ CDs & vinyl available for preorder on my website right now x Pre-save: hypeddit.com/snowblood/sbiii

@jimmysong I was thinking about this the other day but in the context of energy. Fun is usually categorized as using energy where there isn’t a more valuable output produced. Productivity (work) is using energy to create more valuable output.

For most people, fun is a synonym for high time preference behavior.

@BitcoinNewsCom It’s going to be hilarious watching everyone raise their price targets every year. They know the final outcome. It’s just hard to say out loud.

JUST IN: Cathie Wood raises #Bitcoin price target from $1.5 to $3.8 million.📈 “If institutional investors were to allocate a little more than 5% of their portfolios to bitcoin, as we think they will over time, that alone would add $2.3 million to the projection,” said Wood.

@WarpRecords @AphexTwin 25 years later I’m still blown away by the genius of both this song and video.

25 years of ‘Windowlicker’ 🗓️ @AphexTwin

@studybitcoin21 To simplify…. The miners are guessing a number to solve a puzzle in order to mine a block. Sometimes that number is guessed in 5 minutes. Some times it is guessed in 40 minutes. But it is an average of around 10 minutes.

Question: In the same difficult adjustment period: While on average it takes 10 mins to mine a #Bitcoin block Some block takes 40-60 mins to mine, while sometimes it takes 5 mins to mine 2 blocks. Why does that happen? Can someone explain? Curious to learn.

@JohnXOsterman @Vivek4real_ They tried to trade.

@Vivek4real_ Why did it keep going to zero so many times?

“Cashed out 401k in 2022. Paid the penalty. Worked out great.” #Bitcoin

@historyinmemes Men will see this and think “hell yeah 😎 “ 🦅

Did you know there is an activity that combines paragliding with falconry called Parahawking?

@isabellasg3 CyberHornets

So if Taylor Swift fans are “Swifties” and Beyonces fans are “BeyHive”. What are #Bitcoin fans?

@samcallah NGMI

The new Biden budget proposal plans to bring in more than $2.3 billion in the next five years by taxing bitcoin miners.

@rationalaussie I’d put this above 30-40% probability. I’d say it’s the only logical conclusion for anyone that has sat down and thought this through. Only thing we don’t know is how fast the time frame is that this plays out. You can’t stop it so you will just have to enjoy the show.

I've been thinking a lot about these ETFs and running the possible scenarios through my head. I'm increasing my probability of a speculative attack on the USD to 30-40% by the end of 2025. What might this look like? There will be a gargantuan, constant bid on Bitcoin, as a flight to safety out of all fiat currencies. A bid from the hand of God himself. George Soros breaking the Bank of England will be a drop in the ocean compared to what is coming. The attack vector here will come from all angles, this is what makes my probability so high: - From the corporate angle: companies see what Saylor is doing with issuing more and more debt to buy bitcoin, and copy him. - Countries see the success of El Salvador in buying bitcoin and copy them. The Saudis also start bidding, causing other countries to bid in secret for national security reasons. - Individuals see viral Tik Tok campaigns explaining that the cost of living is so high because of the currency. They buy because they are screwed anyway. Financial nihilism. The zeitgeist is perfect for this. - Banks see customer deposits flee to crypto exchanges / ETFs, prompting them to offer custodial solutions. - Politicians looking to make a name for themselves realise the younger generation wants Bitcoin, not Fed Coin. - Hedge funds realise the US is increasing debt by $1 trn every 100 days and make it publicly known that they are taking very large positions in Bitcoin, encouraging others to do the same. There is no real precedence for any of this. We are talking about a global flight to safety on a scale that is so enormous it should scare you to even consider this as a 1% probability event, let alone 30-40%. If you see what I see, there are not any words in the English language to describe how big of a deal this is. We are talking about a tidal wave of money all trying to escape the fiat system simultaneously, into a digital asset with a fixed supply. Where we are going, there will be no ask. If this eventuates, it will become a systemic risk to the global financial system as it is currently structured, forcing the G20 to convene in a Bretton Woods 2.0 meeting to rejig The Game. It seems to me that there is blood in the water here. The sharks are coming... They can see the kill. They want a feast. And they fucking deserve it.

@RayDalio @taylorswift13 Popped a molly, I’m sweatin

@taylorswift13 for President! I just saw her at her concert in Singapore and realized that she can bring together Americans and people in most countries much better than either of the candidates, and that bringing people together is the most important thing. Watching this concert with people from all over the world made me and them feel good and connected and reminded me how powerful that universal culture is. Wouldn’t it be great if we had two candidates who could lead that culture and make smart leadership decisions too?

@jimmysong @StacksBowers So sick.

I've consigned 4 of my physical Bitcoins from my collection for auction at @StacksBowers. I bought two of them directly from Mike Caldwell back in 2013 right before FinCen shut down his loaded coins business. I can't believe that was 10+ years ago! auctions.stacksbowers.com/auctions/3-18D…

@FinancialPhys They would be 6102ed.

If the USD were to collapse tomorrow Does anyone think the ETF companies will send their customers actual Bitcoin? Or Will these customers get a check for completely worthless fiat dollars? —seems a question worth asking

@BitcoinNewsCom @PlebSignalBTC Were these sold on the spot market rather than through an OTC? Why dump on an exchange if you could have just sold them otc to an etf or Saylor without moving the price.

NEW: It appears that a large amount of #Bitcoin mined in 2010 was dumped following the ATH, partially contributing to today's price correction 👀 #Bitcoin moving from old hands to new hands 🤝

@aubreystrobel Woke up bullish.

how's everyone feelin

@roi2_roi @s256anon001 @SovereignHODLr Thank you! 🙏🏻

@gosteffects @s256anon001 @SovereignHODLr fiatleak.com/btc

Live Look Bitcoin Volume is RIPPING (On a Sunday!) NOTE: Filtered to Only show Buyers🔈

@dotkrueger Yeah interesting to think about because right now we think of gdp as amount of an increase in dollars. But in bitcoin it will be deflationary. So gdp will measure how much more goods and services 1 Bitcoin will buy you.

@gosteffects it goes up as fast as nominal GDP

Bitcoin's ultimate potential is about 10 Million per coin, or 20% of world assets. The only way it gets to MORE than that is we get massive inflation or somehow massive growth. Both seem unlikely to me. So, at 100K per coin -- which we will be at very soon -- we are at 1% of the final value. There is really only one question: - when do we get to 10 million? PS: Saylor is wrong. It doesn't go up forever Laura. The game ends at 10 million.