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@wholemars I totally agree. They have to have a multiple pricing model, not one model that fits all.

Tesla needs to continue to evolve their Self-Driving pricing model to increase adoption. With a product this good, sales should be going vertical. It's time to ask some hard questions about what's not working. What do you all think?

@Teslaconomics Amazon and Delta are buddies. Common sense do not apply here

WTF, why would Delta choose Jeff Bezos’ Amazon Leo for WiFi to 500 aircraft’s in 2028?! They can get it installed right now with Starlink much more reliably, and is already proven to work the best. Something must have happened behind the scenes…

@mrfundman I like the per mile Idea, but max out $99. 😊

Tesla FSD price should be either per mile or lowered to $69 a month or even cheaper to $49. Per mile I think better. Current pricing hurts adoption. Just spoke to several new Tesla owners, they absolutely love their new robots and over the moon that they bought them before gas prices increased They loved the FSD trials too but not subscribed now because $99 doesn’t make sense financially for them for 10 min commute to work. They would love to pay per mile or during road trips etc but $99 a month is too much for people that don’t drive a lot. Lower the price and increase adoption, actually might result in more revenue for Tesla !

@MattWallace888 Hi Matt, Coinbase may be standing for what's good for them, but due to that every American benefits, including you. Just because everybody is on board doesn’t mean it has to be signed. Get your facts right.

The banks are on board, the crypto industry is on board, the White House is on board, and President Trump wants the bill on his desk this spring. The only thing standing in the way of the CLARITY Act right now is Coinbase, because they care more about what’s good for Coinbase than what’s good for the crypto industry. One company should not be able to hold up legislation this important.

@BSCNews Setting deadlines is the easy part. Executing them is the difficult part. Given there history on sitting on LLM for a decade or so.. this is not an immediate threat.

🚨JUST IN: GOOGLE SETS 2029 DEADLINE AS QUANTUM THREAT LOOMS OVER BITCOIN Google has set a 2029 deadline for post-quantum cryptography migration, warning quantum risks are approaching faster than expected. The company says current encryption standards could eventually be broken. For Bitcoin $BTC, this raises long-term concerns around wallet security and private keys. While no immediate threat exists, “Q-Day” could expose vulnerable addresses.

@MollySOShea @shaunmmaguire Thanks Molly! Shaun is on point here. There are a lot of shitheads creating doubts about its success. Time will prevail and show how much potential it has in the next 5 to 10 years.

Sequoia's @shaunmmaguire on Why Elon's TERAFAB is Underrated: "I’m gonna sh*t on a lot of other investors for a second." “I’m watching people come in with what I’d call 8th grade level education on the industry, trying to make definitive statements.” "I’ve been obsessed with semiconductors since I was a little kid. I literally bought Nvidia shares in the IPO in 1999. I was obsessed with semiconductor fab as a kid, got really deep into the chemical processes that go into making wafers." "People are assigning way too low a probability that it will work.” Hill & Valley Forum 2026 (@HillValleyForum) / @elonmusk . . . “I think it’s underrated because I think people don’t think it’s gonna work. Like I think a lot of people view it—and again, this is a systems-level problem—and I’m gonna just go get sh*t on a lot of other investors for a second. It’s been pretty wild for me as chips became all the rage again. To brag for a second, I’ve been obsessed with semiconductors since I was a little kid. I literally bought Nvidia shares in the IPO in 1999. I was obsessed with semiconductor fab as a kid, got really deep into the chemical processes that go into making wafers. If you think about the silicon industry, from the mid-50s to the mid-90s, the bottleneck was actually chemical steps. It was not lithography—it was making ultrapure wafers, which require 20+ chemical steps. Then it flipped to lithography, and EUV became probably the hardest single step in semiconductor manufacturing. But there’s all these investors that, three years ago, had never done anything in hardware, had never thought about semiconductors, that are brand new and think that they’re experts. I’m not trying to say I’m an expert—there’s a lot I need to learn—but I’ve at least been paying attention to this field for a very long time. And I’m watching these people come in with what I’d call eighth-grade-level education on the industry, trying to make definitive statements around what the bottlenecks are, what’s gonna be hard. They’re basically just parroting each other. It reminds me a lot of when people were trying to assess the likelihood of reusable rockets working in 2014, or Starlink working in 2019–2020, where everyone would tell me to my face: it will not work. Or when people were saying self-driving will never work. Especially with camera-only—where Elon was a contrarian doing camera-only rather than vision plus lidar. All these things fit the same pattern of people thinking superficially when they’re brand new to a field, then having strong opinions on how things are gonna work. And I think that on TERAFAB, people are assigning way too low a probability that it will work. I personally feel confident that it will. Timeframe—there are questions—but I’ve thought through all the different steps. Almost everyone, when you talk about TERAFAB, they’re like, ‘but what about EUV?’ And EUV is something they first learned about in the last 18 months. It’s comical to me."

@SohelVkf I felt the same! Without an Akshay like role, I felt the movie missed some of its charm.

They tried to recreate this scene with Ranveer Singh, and he couldn't even pull off 1% of what Akshaye Khanna did in the first part.

@FailedCrickt So Glad that DRS is introduced. Otherwise it so useless to watch, in last few years I have noticed so many times umpires were dead wrong on some decisions.

Maybe this is exactly why DRS was introduced. 😳🔥

@MilkRoad Who is this guy? This is what it sounds like when you really want to highlight negatives but there aren’t many! Talking about NFT experience and gas fees that happened in dinosaur times.

Charles is bearish on ETH: "They've changed 17 times. The lines of code are so fat at this point and they still haven't fixed gas fees." ETH's dirty secret is it's a Frankenstein chain. Layer 2 is just a fancy word for a database. Agree or disagree?

@FoxNews Fake ra, jaffa

'TERRIFYING': Dashcam video shows the moment a Tesla Cybertruck, allegedly operating in self-driving mode, nearly sent a Houston mom and her infant off a bridge before violently crashing into an overpass barrier. The woman claims she suffered multiple injuries from the incident and is now suing the automaker for $1 million.

@playbook_known @herbertong Agree, he should stick to chips. It may end badly for him in the long run. Competing with Tesla is not easy. That too with diff partners.

@herbertong I know many think Jensen is such a great ceo…i think he is full of crap and often uses misleading language

🚨 Jensen Huang: “Today, we are announcing four new partners for NVIDIA’s Robotaxi-Ready platform: BYD, Hyundai, Nissan, and Geely.”

@M44_1RJ Nice graph. It shows that its ready to peak. Lot of catalysts. Int rate cuts, high oil prices, robotaxis.. selling now is a big mistake in my opinion.

It’s just rough for $TSLA bulls to see their stock not participating in any market rally—one step up, two steps down—unable to hold any gains! The stock is currently in a massive downtrend—extremely bearish with very light volume. The market doesn’t care for an EV business focused more on robots and hopefully successful Robotaxi. I believe the stock has been trapped in a $260–$420 range for the past 5 years and still hasn’t broken out and held above it long enough! If this is a stock you like to continue holding in hope of better returns over the next 5 years, go for it! But if you’re running out of patience and want to exit, go ahead—there are many opportunities out there with less Elon drama. I’m finalizing my decision and will share it in the back half of the year!

@PBDsPodcast Why do you ask these kind of questions who has no knowledge on things that they don’t know. To make them fools? Ask anything about movies and acting. That’s his area.

🚨Terrence Howard "Bitcoin is going to die, I don't mess with it"

@SawyerMerritt @SpaceX Amazon is loosing its reputation by doing these silly things.

NEWS: Amazon has filed a formal petition calling on the FCC to deny @SpaceX’s 1 million-satellite proposal for orbiting data centers, going as far to claim the project would take “centuries” to deploy. Amazon: “Deploying the proposed million-satellite constellation would take centuries, even assuming the availability of all global launch capacity to do so. In short, the Application seems to describe a lofty ambition rather than a real plan—and a speculative placeholder rather than a complete application under the Commission’s rules.” 🤦‍♂️

@eurofounder Sorry I have to disagree with you. You learn more when you are actually doing the work. Masters is soooo over rated.

My daughter got a job offer from Tesla "Papa, it's $250k a year and I'll work on autonomous driving!" I sighed "You have only a bachelor's degree. You are not qualified to work on anything" She started showing me the offer letter I closed the laptop "You will do your masters. Then a traineeship at a respectable German company. Then we can talk" "But dad, my friend moved to the US with just a bachelor's and already makes over $300k..." "And does your friend have a recognised European postgraduate qualification?" She didn't answer Case closed In Europe we educate first and work later That's why our companies are built to last

@Vipintiwari952 Same team. No change.

Can India bring Kuldeep Yadav into the final? Varun Chakaravarthy has been a disaster, the weakest link in India’s bowling. He started the tournament strong, but initial 3 games, he’s struggled badly.

@Vipintiwari952 He is a good player and a match winner on any given day.. let’s be positive.. hope h will turn up in finals.. now it is too late to drop.

Abhishek Sharma refuse to use his brain 😏 - Before the wicket, England changed the field. - Sanju Samson walked up to Abhishek and clearly told him to slow it down. - Field was set for the big shot. - Off-spinner in the attack (he got out for 5 times in this WC) - Instead of recalibrating, Abhishek went aerial again. - And he gave Simple catch. Game awareness…. ZERO!

@CryptooIndia He is dead wrong on this.. Bitcoin is the best invention of this century. And it will eclipse all assets including Gold. Give it 10 more years. When all coins are mined.. the race begins..

NEW: Ray Dalio says Bitcoin is not suitable for long-term store of value due to lack of central bank support and uncertainty on quantum resistance. Adds gold is the "most established money." What do you think? 🤔

@LarkDavis He says he want competition, they why banks are paying only 14 basis points.. legacy bank days are numbered. Fintech will rule going forward

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said in a CNBC interview that crypto exchanges offering yields is unfair! Banks want competition... but only on a "level playing field." Cool. Then let's make it fair: Abolish fractional reserves & back deposits 1:1, like stablecoins must under the GENIUS Act. Your move, banks.

@Vivek4real_ I don’t agree with his statements. Does it means central banks are doing 100% activities that cannot be held accountable. Central banks can easily hold 1 to 5% there is no need for privacy to hold a small portion

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 BILLIONAIRE CHAMATH PALIHAPITIYA JUST DROPPED A MASSIVE WARNING AGAINST BITCOIN: “THERE’S A STRUCTURAL FLAW IN BITCOIN.” “BITCOIN LACKS FUNGIBILITY AND PRIVACY.” “IT CAN NEVER BE A HOLDING OF A CENTRAL BANK.”