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@BullTheoryio But like this he felt the gain was his doing ;)

This 88 year old Japanese trader spent 40 years day trading and turned $387,000 into a $14 million portfolio. If he had simply bought the S&P 500 in 1986 and done nothing, he would have over $21 million today.

@MrVelinov @heresyfinancial This. The term you're desperately looking for, Joe, is discretionary income ;)

@heresyfinancial What proportion of their income do they pay compared to the 'poor'? What does 'fair share' mean in this context?

When will the poor start paying their fair share? The top 1% pay 38% of all the taxes The bottom 50% pay only 3%

@monsterbitar @hodlonaut This.

@hodlonaut Never would I have believed 10 years ago that I would be banned from r/bitcoin and being called a fraudster and scammer for simply stating that I want bitcoin to function as peer to peer electronic cash.

Never would I have believed five years ago that I would be attacked, smeared and harassed by Adam Back, Shinobi, MrHodl and others for publishing a fully sourced investigation article about Bitcoin Core governance. It doesn't quite feel compatible with the whole "don't trust, verify" and decentralization mantras. It really is an unbelievable state of affairs. Appeals to authority, shaming, ad hominems, smears.... Zero engagement with the imo shocking revelations of the articles.

@hodlonaut What's BIP-110 about? left the Bitcoin Core camp already in 2017 when their toxicity became apparent)

@austingriffith It's called the Summoner

🤔 so have we coined the canonical term for “agent orchestrator” yet?

@ekwufinance S&P500 to Gold ratio doesn't tell a story of historic overvaluation. It's just that your reference is being inflated away, so the metric itself is bogus. macrotrends.net/1437/sp500-to-…

So apparently: historic overvaluation + the worst supply shock in history = all-time highs Next step: energy lockdowns... bullish, obviously After all, who needs supply chains, energy, or actual goods when you can just print infinite money

@willywoo @jameslavish In 1922 @Ford knew this already x.com/TrendingBitcoi…

Very few economists understand thermodynamics and physics. The economy is an engine turning raw materials and energy into goods and services. A country’s GDP = energy consumption. The only way to secure hard money is with energy. Because energy is competed for by the economy it will always be scarce. Gold takes a primitive approach using scarce atoms to create hard money but that moat is not defensible once humans create space rockets at scale or nuclear fusion that can transmute atoms. Hence BTC is built on foundations that will scale as technology climbs the Kardashev scale. Most economist aren’t looking at the hard science of reality that their subsystem sits within.

Translated: “I could have bought Bitcoin ‘long ago’, but I didn’t. And now I am going to fabricate a reason Bitcoin is bad and must fail, so I can feel better about not buying any.”

@AllegedlyDank And how does this go together with your analysis from January? Do we have a conclusive origin? x.com/troofevades/st…

This shows a clear cavitation event from a gunshot. Two cameras — Cam 2 (60fps) and Mic CST2 — standing right next to each other, frames extracted and merged into one sequential timeline. The second camera fills in frames the first one misses and vice versa. 10 frames, two angles, one timeline. Watch it slow and loop it. — FRAME BY FRAME BREAKDOWN Frame #1 (Cam 2, f506) is baseline. Shirt flat against his back. Normal posture. Nothing happening yet. Frame #2 (Cam 2, f507) — the back of his shirt moves first. It happens so fast the fabric almost looks invisible where it displaces. That is the shirt being pushed from behind by bullet impact. The movement starts at the rear before anything else reacts. Frame #3 (Mic CST2, f56) — the money frame. This lands between Cam 2's frames chronologically so Cam 2 missed this moment entirely. You see a massive collar lift — the top back of the shirt pulls away from his body. You can also see what appears to be his spine extending and protruding through the shirt from the inside. You can also already see his hairline push upward in this same frame — the ripple hits the head first because it's a shorter path from the neck injury. Flip between #2 and #3 over and over and you will clearly see it. Through #4-#5 (Cam 2, f508-f509) you can track the reaction continuing to develop. By #6-#7 (CST2 f57, Cam 2 f510) the cavitation wave is visibly propagating. — THE CHAIN The chain is resting on the back of his neck. When the bullet impacts and displaces the rear of the shirt in #2 (Cam 2, f507), that directly affects the chain at the contact point — not just through body jerk but the actual fabric and skin displacement where the chain sits. That plus the body's sudden reaction and the chain's own inertia jerks the pendant upward and snaps the chain at its weakest point, probably near the clasp. The pendant catches in his shirt collar and stays hooked so it doesn't fly off. You can track this through #4 (Cam 2, f508) and #5 (Cam 2, f509). — CAVITATION My analysis: the bullet impacted his spine, most likely tumbled and/or fragmented on bone contact, creating the massive cavitation we see. This is consistent with ballistics research. Arslan et al. 2025 showed that when a bullet tumbles — turns sideways — its full length becomes the impact surface instead of just the nose. That dramatically increases energy transfer into tissue. And when a tumbling or destabilized bullet hits bone — spine in this case — it fragments, and the bone fragments themselves become secondary projectiles that spread the cavitation zone even further. — THE RIPPLE The human body is 75%+ water. When a tumbling fragmenting bullet dumps all that energy inside — the body responds like water does. You can literally see the cavitation ripple moving in two directions from impact: UP — you can already see his hairline push upward in #3 (Mic CST2, f56) because the path from the neck injury to the skull is short — it gets there first. DOWN — from #3 (CST2, f56) through #6-#10 (CST2, f57-f60) you can see the ripple propagate down his back like dropping a stone in water. It shows up in later frames because it has further to travel. This is what temporary cavitation looks like from the outside. The cavity forms inside, tissue expands outward, and because the body is a continuous fluid medium the pressure wave radiates in every direction from the impact point. Two cameras at different framerates caught it from slightly different angles — when you merge them frame by frame you see the full sequence that no single camera captured alone.

@troofevades @mrsperrodin291 @grok @NasoreanMessiah @AllegedlyDank How does this go together with your earlier analysis from January x.com/troofevades/st…

@mrsperrodin291 @grok @NasoreanMessiah @AllegedlyDank It means there was a gunshot and the audio favors a supersonic bullet over a detonation of some kind

🚨New SPACIAL ORIGINAL audio (IPhone 16 Pro Max) is game changing! Pretty confident putting this out there. Any HD Clear VIDEO of this location when the shot occurs would be super helpful!! Post them below. Independent, No assumed source position. Physics only. Zero bias.

@Wiesen_Heimer @AZionLion @thematrixb0t 🙃 x.com/911Gene/status…

@z0nkr @AZionLion @thematrixb0t the lack of Detonations are well documented by countless eyewitnesses on the day, therefore not cd. not sure why you are lying about it

They did it right in front of our faces on 9/11 and thought we wouldn’t notice. If you have a good explanation for what happens 5 seconds into this video, please let me know

@Thewebb_io Is open-sourcing thewebb still on your roadmap?

We’re just getting started. There’s a lot more truth out there just waiting to be found under the mountains of these files.

@Wiesen_Heimer @AZionLion @thematrixb0t 🙃 x.com/thematrixb0t/s…

@AZionLion @thematrixb0t Because WTC7 was beyond doubt taken down in a controlled demolition on the very same day. Detonations are well documented by countless eyewitnesses on the day. It's the smoking gun.

@thematrixb0t Daily reminder: Occams razor, always and forever. They muddy the waters by introducing all of these conspiracies. It's very simple. It happened. They knew it was going to happen. They allowed it to happen. Why is this so difficult?

@alon_mizrahi Probably at least seriously injured and cannot make an appearance without acknowledging this. This would be openly admitting a vulnerability and a win to the other side. The longer this continues the more like the former thing you mentioned. Videos so far are for sure faked.

And I'm beginning to think he is dead. If he was sick or wounded, they would have said that, or try some medical lie. But this is total chaos

Ok, something happened to Netanyahu 100%

@apsk32 This guy @th3amu however nailed it x.com/th3amu/status/…

@apsk32 How wrong we all were. Just as you, I was pretty much convinced this would play out at least roughly along the old lines x.com/apsk32/status/…

Four months later: The power curve held, but equities are still near ATHs, sentiment is low, and most of the positive narratives are behind us. I remain cautious. My DCA is now running at ~2x my normal rate, but I'm not breaking out the dry powder above $60k.

@apsk32 What does this plot look like right now?

When measuring in gold ounces, Bitcoin's cycle hasn't even started.

Bitcoin's still tracking past cycles surprisingly well, given this time we have the ETFs, TCs, tariffs, and the Ukraine-Russia and Israel-Iran conflicts. If the pattern holds, we would expect a peak somewhere around $200,000 in November or December of this year. In the comments below I'll show what this looks like if you measure Bitcoin in gold ounces instead of US dollars. In gold ounces, it looks like the cycle hasn't even started. This is keeping me open minded to a peak well above $200k.

@VinAl72503108 @merlinscapital Just used @Thewebb_io to search for numbers fitting this pattern. The only one it found was "1-212-464-1173 - Appears in J.P. Morgan records [, ] Phone number associated with Kailash Joshi at J.P. Morgan Special Services, used for shipping/billing purposes in 2013."

@merlinscapital Trying to access that email shows a phone number ending in 73 associated with it

NEW: Cloud cache of Epstein videos discovered Go wild yall. Burn this fucker down

My feeling is that now it is "safe" to release the info that Epstein was really a sex trafficker as a side gig and was mainly an intelligence asset of Israel and the US, a big-time financial criminal on behalf of transnational capital (i would argue transnational organized crime disguised as transnational capital), and an arms trader because the people he was helping have stolen so much of America's wealth and have taken control over so much of the government. That is why even admitting the true breadth of the scandal and operation doesn't even seem to move the needle. Criminals are in charge and they run both parties, they have created the infrastructure for neo-feudalism enforced by technology and are herding us into the corral. Opt out of AI, digital ID and the surveillance state that Epstein associates built now because we still can.

I co-founded a Bitcoin company (building OpenBazaar) in 2015, right before the block size war went hot. The idea that Roger Ver was launching a corporate takeover of Bitcoin is absolute nonsense. He represented the desire for Bitcoin to remain digital cash, not turn into digital gold. Lots of people agreed with this vision, not just corporations.