swiftimpact
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swiftimpact
@swiftimpact
Cybersecurity & privacy professional
Katılım Nisan 2009
260 Takip Edilen56 Takipçiler
@LukeMikic21 I’m grateful to see them do this. My ETF holdings are split between tickers FBTC and IBIT because I could not stomach having all of it in custody by one entity.
They probably have large clients who will only make larger allocations if there is diversity of backend operations.
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@LukeMikic21 Luke, I work in security and risk management.
Diversifying where their assets are held, is similar to you storing some of your bitcoin blockchain keys on one model of hardware wallet, and some of your keys on another kind of device.
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🚨BREAKING: BlackRock EXPOSES CoinBases 2.1M Paper Bitcoin ATTACK?
WHY is BlackRock moving their Bitcoin AWAY from Coinbase to a firm 10% of the size?🤔
Bitcoin News@BitcoinNewsCom
NEW: BlackRock expands Bitcoin custody beyond Coinbase. SEC filings reveal Anchorage Digital will safeguard a portion of BTC for BlackRock’s $45B iShares Bitcoin Trust. BlackRock cites the move as part of its “ongoing risk management” and growing presence in digital assets.
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👋Hey everyone, BitBlockBoom tickets are now LIVE!
Save the dates: April 3rd-6th, 2025, in Dallas, Texas. Grab your tickets now for the best prices available.
Visit BitBlockBoom.com to secure your spot!
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@simplybitcoin @SatsforLife @hodlwithLedn Rustin,
Bitcoin is a savings technology and cyber shield against inevitable fiat debasement.
Peace
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THIS WEEK WAS SUPER BULLISH FOR BITCOIN:
-Larry Fink warns BTC could replace the dollar as the global reserve currency
-Fidelity says BTC is in an acceleration phase
-Mastercard working to enable BTC payments for merchants
-GameStop raised $1.4B to buy BTC
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Bitcoin is a savings technology and cyber shield against inevitable fiat debasement.
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@elonmusk Require all bills from Congress to list the name of the sponsor/author (Congressperson) on every paragraph and be released to the public for at least two weeks of transparent scrutiny before signing.
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This is a good question. What would you do?
DogeDesigner@cb_doge
You wake up tomorrow as the President. What’s the first change you would make?
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@TRUMP_ARMY_ 1 better:
Congress should relocate to their home states and communicate via video conferencing encrypted for integrity, not secrecy, to protect the transparency of their service and to be within reach of the people whom they should be serving, rather than each other and lobbyists
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🚨 BREAKING: President Donald Trump says, he will pass a constitutional amendment for Term Limits for all members of Congress.
Do you support this?
Yes or No
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@JDVanceNewsX 1 Better:
All paragraphs in legislative bills must show their sponsor in parentheses so we transparently know which senator or congressperson put it in there.
The sunlight on bills will rapidly clean out the chaff.
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🚨BREAKING: Elon Musk proposes a new law requiring all bills in Congress to be publicly accessible online at least 7 days before any vote.
Do you agree?
A. YES
B. NO
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This morning, 20 consulting contracts, mostly focused on “strategic communication” and “executive coaching,” were terminated for immediate savings of $26mm.
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@DOGE Removing Inspector Generals and their close circle staff should be a top priority. If they were any good at their jobs, agencies’ leaders would be held accountable for rampant mismanagement. IG’s have become part of he systemic problem.
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In the first 80 hours, approx $420M of current/impending contracts have been cancelled. 2 leases have also been cancelled.
Initial focus is mainly on DEI contracts and unoccupied buildings.
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@VivekGRamaswamy Vivek,
Method to increase transparency:
The President should require every paragraph/section of Bills to have the name of the Senator/Congressperson who authored it visible, before considering bills for Presidential signature.
Of the people, by the people, for the people.
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Congress should make the laws, not bureaucrats, but that’s not how our government works today: unelected federal bureaucrats write “rules” that have the same binding effect as laws, yet they can’t be voted out. That’s not democracy, it’s a technocratic kind of autocracy.
Mike Lee@BasedMikeLee
Congress should make laws And never delegate that task to bureaucrats
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The last 72 hours highlighted the positive impact that DOGE can have, but it also laid bare the massive lift ahead next year. We’re ready for it.
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If President Trump asked you to work for him would you stop everything and take the job to save America?
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🚨 NEW: Kamala Harris just abruptly cancelled her planned trip to California and “raced to the White House,” per reporters
Biden also just returned to DC, after being expected to stay in Delaware until after Christmas
Is something going on?
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It is obviously meaningless to call our country a democracy if the elected leaders are unable to read legislation before voting!!
Mike Lee@BasedMikeLee
Here’s an idea: whenever congressional “leaders” deprive their fellow lawmakers of a meaningful opportunity to read a bill *before* voting on it, we should immediately fire those leaders and elect new ones This trick has been used far too long It’s time to bring it to an end
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@elonmusk Call it a distraction tactic or Congressional Theatre if you will.
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@elonmusk Government shutdowns are practically meaningless. I’ve been through 2 of them and every time the government paid its employees in full—just a little late.
Zero money saved. Business as usual. This is bread and circuses people. Wake up!
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The Speaker did a good job here, given the circumstances.
It went from a bill that weighed pounds to a bill that weighed ounces.
Ball should now be in the Dem court.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
🇺🇸THIRD TIME’S THE CHARM? CONGRESS TRIES (AGAIN) TO AVOID A SHUTDOWN Speaker Mike Johnson is rolling out his third plan to keep the government’s lights on, featuring: • A funding extension until March (a.k.a. kicking the can down the road). • $110 billion for disaster relief and farmers. Gone is Trump’s demand to raise the debt ceiling. Now, Republicans are bickering, Democrats are side-eyeing, and a shutdown looms at midnight. Will this be the plan that saves the day? Source: Washington Post
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@VivekGRamaswamy Vivek,
I love what you are doing, giving America back to us, her people.
If worked for the Feds for 11 years, including on Capital Hill, to try to make a difference and was punished for not being part of the self-serving bureaucracy. If I can help, please let me know.
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Shorter = better. This bill is only 116 pages, instead of 1,500+ pages. Took a LOT less time to read. Glad to see the following garbage from yesterday’s bill removed in the current version:
- Congressional pay raise/health benefits
- 17 miscellaneous commerce bills
- Random new pandemic policies, like funding for “biocontainment research laboratories”
- Renewal of the "Global Engagement Center," a key player in the federal censorship state
Elon Musk@elonmusk
Yesterday’s bill vs today’s bill 😂
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@Crazymoments01 @VivekGRamaswamy Remarkable! I’d love to work with them to dismantle the bureaucracy.
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Currently reading the 1,547-page bill to fund the government through mid-March. Expecting every U.S. Congressman & Senator to do the same.
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