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There'll never be any more Bitcoin discovered. Ever.
Globe Eye News@GlobeEyeNews
Saudi Arabia discovers 11 million tonnes of gold, copper, zinc and silver in Najran region.
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@MacroCRG
Trader/investor and long term bull. Tweets are not financial advice, markets and crypto are high risk.
Katılım Ocak 2011
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surviving drawdowns in equities is hilariously easy if you've lasted a few cycles in crypto
tradfi lose their minds if stonks go down 10-20%, crypto ppl who've survived many -90% nukes don't even flinch, simply built different
Posty@PostyXBT
In all honesty investing in stocks feels easy after 8 years in crypto I seen someone post 'I hate to say it but Mag7 companies will fall another 10% from here' -10%? Is that it? Not -90%? Not going to rug pull? Sounds bliss 🙏 Jokes aside, investing in companies with genuine fundamentals and figures to back it up is a lot more comfortable
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this project gambled their treasury on predictions markets… betting on their own raise… and named their betting account ‘P2P team’
P2P.me (TGE arc)@P2Pdotme
A note on the Polymarket positions you've seen on-chain - the account named "P2P Team" is ours. We wanted to come out honestly. The capital came from our foundation account and all proceeds return to it. Here's the full picture. 10 days before our raise went live, we placed bets that we'd hit our $6M+ target. At that point we had one oral commitment from Multicoin ($3M) - no signed term sheets, no guaranteed allocations, nothing binding. We were betting on ourselves. We'd told the market we were raising over $6M. We believed we could. That bet was our way of backing our word with our own money at a moment when the outcome was genuinely uncertain. Over the following 10 days we made our case, secured commitments, and the raise closed at $5.2M - entirely from outside investors we don't control. We understand why this raises questions. Trading on an outcome you can influence erodes trust. We don't believe we were trading on a done deal, but we recognize reasonable people can see it differently. We named the account "P2P Team" deliberately - to give a marketing signal of our presence to the community and reflect our intent to be transparent. But intent isn't the same as action. Not disclosing at the time was a mistake we own. We took time to study the legal implications before speaking, which is why we stayed silent until now with a "No Comments" stance! - that too is a fair criticism. All proceeds go back into our futarchy-governed MetaDAO treasury. We will be liquidating all positions in the next few hours and are putting together a formal company policy on prediction market trading going forward. One thing we want to be unambiguous about: MetaDAO (@MetaDAOProject ) had zero knowledge of or involvement in these bets. We're genuinely excited to join this community and wanted to start on the right note - which means being straight with you about this.
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funny how the market doesn't give af about any of these headlines anymore
tradfi news@tradfi
*US SIGNALS TO ALLIES NO IMMEDIATE PLANS FOR IRAN INVASION
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@CasinoCapital @Robinhood_UK i was v excited for this, but the fact u can't buy any US ETF's is harrowing... gotta love European regulations
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Thought I'd try out the @Robinhood_UK ISA
Initial impressions are good!
- US stocks only
- No monthly fee
- Commission-free trades
- 0.1% FX fees
- 2% cashback on deposits (that's 400 quid on a £20k max deposit)
If you're active on US stocks, it's prob the best ISA out there.
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welp bulls better make a stand extremely soon to turn this into a deviation cos a break of this support would be v bad
CRG@MacroCRG
BTC @ range VAL
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@MacroCRG Just noticed you tweeted the wrong one
Fed@lord_fed
The most expensive misread in markets right here is thinking AI kills software. I think it gets absorbed by it which is a completely different trade. Spent several weeks on this post and built a 15 name basket around the idea. lordfed.co.uk/p/why-software…
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good, thought provoking read on the software sector
Fed@lord_fed
The market is never wrong. Opinions often are. lordfed.co.uk/p/this-is-wher…
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still holding this $pengu bag
market is still v shitty rn but still think we're in accumulation/bottoming process
could the coins go lower? absolutely they could
could the coins go significantly higher eventually? i believe so
dca'ing spot w multi month timeframe while avoiding leverage is still the play imo
CRG@MacroCRG
bidding some spot $pengu for a medium-long term swing i believe btc is in process of bottoming and when it does recover, select alts will outperform, i'm betting pengu will be one of em btc could absolutely go lower, not trying to time exact lows, dca'ing slowly
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$parti watching same thing
~$0.11 is the level to break: big confluence of resistance around there - range VAH, 200MA, top of cloud, needs to clear it
Daan Crypto Trades@DaanCrypto
$PARTI Grinding up and holding on to its higher lows, even in this current market environment. The key resistance to break is right above at ~$0.11-$0.12. Above that area I think this expands quickly.
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range POC just below too
Don’t Follow Shardi B If You Hate Money@ShardiB2
$BTC at an important level on support
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what could go wrong
Tree News@TreeNewsFeed
*FANNIE MAE TO ACCEPT CRYPTO-BACKED MORTGAGE: WSJ: BBG
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BTC: rejected at VAH, now coming into 2021 high
the painful chop continues
CRG@MacroCRG
big level here for BTC (range VAH) weekly level + downtrend avwap highlighted above as next significant level
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Trading212 are launching SIPP's in the UK.
If you don't know what a SIPP is, or haven't opened one yet, bookmark this tweet.
A SIPP is a Self Invested Personal Pension and it's one of the smartest financial decisions you will ever make in your life.
You literally get free money from the government.
Every £800 you put in, the government instantly adds £200 tax relief (basic rate). Higher-rate taxpayers get up to £400 extra back. Literally free money from HMRC to boost your retirement.
No tax on investment or dividend gains. EVER. Decades of tax free gains. You need to pay tax when you withdraw it, but the gains are protected from tax. Also, when you hit retirement age (currently 55, although moving to 57), you can withdraw a 25% lump sum tax free.
It’s a POWERFUL tax-efficient tool to build wealth.
£60k maximum annual allowance to receive tax relief (or 100% of your salary, whichever is lower).
If you run a business, you should absolutely be tucking what you can into a SIPP as an employer contribution. It’s deductible against corporation tax and avoids National Insurance.
Even if you are only putting a few £ into it a month, it builds up/compounds over time. It also builds the habit, habit is everything. Get into the habit of consistently tucking a few £ away, get motivated and research different ETF’s etc and you'll be well on your way.
Trading212 SIPPs aren’t fully live to the public yet, when they are, open one ASAP. Conversely, you can open one now with a different provider (compare fees). You can open as many as you want, there's no limit.
Oh and open a Stocks and Shares ISA, too (see tweet below).
Protect and build your wealth.
Start today.
CRG@MacroCRG
If you're in the UK, open a stocks and shares ISA. Do it today. Here's why: It allows you to invest £20k per year TAX FREE. No taxes on gains, forever. It's one of the best long term vehicles for tax-efficient investing in the UK. I can't stress how great it is. Whatever disposable monies you can afford to kiss goodbye to each month, chuck em in. Doesn't have to be a lot. £100, £20, £10 a month, it all adds up long term. Investing is not just for rich ppl or for ppl with money. EVERYONE should invest, doesn't matter how much. The goal is to beat inflation and protect/grow your money. Doesn't matter if its just £10 a month. It adds up. Your fiat currency is being debased year after year. You must protect yourself. Personally, I buy S&P500 and Nasdaq100 index funds with a 30+ year time horizon. It's up to each individual person what they buy. To each their own. Short term, you shouldn't care if price up/down. Be a robot with no brain. Robot invest every month. Robot know number go up long term. Robot know mechanical investing will make money grow. S&P500 average yearly return since inception: +10% Nasdaq100 average yearly return since inception: +14% Some large/liquid ETF options: S&P500 unhedged: $VUAG (dividends automatically reinvested) $VUSA (dividends distributed to u in cash) S&P500 hedged: $IGUS (dividends automatically reinvested) $GSPX (dividends paid to u in cash) Nasdaq100 unhedged: $CNX1 (dividends reinvested) $EQQQ (dividends distributed to you in cash) Nasdaq100 hedged: $EQGB (dividends reinvested) FX hedged ETF's take away fx risk (for the most part). Example: if GBP strengthens against USD, it will negatively impact ur unhedged holdings beyond the instrument's performance. Nasdaq can be +10% for the year, but if GBPUSD also rose +5%, your return would be ~ +5% (napkin math). Vice versa, if GBP weakens against USD, it will positively impact your unhedged holdings beyond the instrument's performance. Nasdaq can be +10% for the year, but if GBPUSD dropped -5%, your return would be ~+15% (napkin math). Upside: fx risk is taken away and therefore your investment is a pure bet on the instrument's performance Downside: higher fees I personally hold a mixture of both hedged and unhedged. Good to note that long term over decades, fx fluctuations tend to iron out / mean revert anyway but can be painful year to year (like in 2025: GBPUSD rose a lot). I'd include crypto exchange traded products in here however the wonderful UK government are banning them from stocks and shares ISA from April. Worth noting too, ppl are too afraid of timing the market. 'What if price goes down?' - if you're just chucking spare change in there every month, price going down is good, you get cheaper price. Investing a lump sum is another discussion entirely whereby timing does matter, that's a discussion for another day. If you're dollar cost averaging every month with a long term time horizon: the early you start the better. Long term example: £100 invested every month for 30 years with a +10% yearly return: ~£230k+ (with only £36k invested). Rough math, not including fees etc. All tax free when you want to sell within a S&S ISA. This is assuming the UK government doesn't abolish or fundamentally change the S&S ISA btw. Disclosure: this is not financial advice. Investing can be volatile/risky, focus long term, always.
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