Francesco Carbone

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Francesco Carbone

Francesco Carbone

@iltruffone

Il Truffone: Il podcast di buona economia e altro. Per demolire il mondo fiat.

Entrou em Ekim 2016
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Cambiacasacca@Cambiacasacca·
Non so se l'unione europea arriva a giugno. Io comincio a collezionare le monete di euri.
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Bitcoin for Freedom
Bitcoin for Freedom@BTC_for_Freedom·
In the last 12 months: Silver +175% Gold +70% Bitcoin −6% Silver and gold are infinite. Bitcoin is finite. That difference hasn’t been priced in yet.
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Francesco Carbone@iltruffone·
Mi sa che il libro l'Individuo Sovrano gira... E la prospettiva che apre fa paura a parassiti di merda che ci governano. Prima un articolo poi un servizio dei comunisti di Rai3 che lo ricalca.
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Francesco Carbone@iltruffone·
Normalizzando I dai la Lombardia scende di posto fino al quarto.
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Vendite libri usemlab e Gemelli Tuttle negli ultimi 8 anni da quando è stato cambiato lo shop, in percentuale. Nella tabella successiva valori normalizzati tenendo conto degli abitanti per regione. Dati che rispecchiano quasi perfettamente la distribuzione di ricchezza in italia
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Francesco Carbone@iltruffone·
Avete comprato gli ultimi 5 libri dei gemelli tuttle? Educazione speciale per i vostri figli. Altrimenti cresceranno come degli NPC. Codice sconto su questi e altri libri usemlab fino a fine dicembre: gemelli913
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Francesco Carbone@usemlab·
Secondo le statistiche (secondo me sottostimate) ci sono al mondo 2.3 milioni di individui con oltre 10m di patrimonio. Ciascuno di questi se non ha almeno 5 BTC (quindi un max del 5% del patrimonio) e un coglione. 5 x 2.3 = oltre 10m di pezzi. Auguri.
Terence Michael@ProofOfMoney

Bank of America has over 15,000 wealth advisers. None of them were allowed to recommend Bitcoin (products) until today. Now they are encouraged to recommend a 1 to 4% allocation beginning January 5, 2026. Yes, these will be ETFs. It's a start. It's also huge.

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Francesco Carbone@usemlab·
Sono tutti dei fottuti ladri criminali. Anche quello che sembra più onesto ha la rogna ladra Se non lo avete capito col Coviddi siete scemi come un tamburo
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I cinque nuovi libri della serie Gemelli Tuttle (dal 9 al 13) sono oramai pronti, ciascun ispirato a un grande libro di un famoso autore pro-libertà' Murray Rothbard, John Taylor Gatto, Ludwig von Mises, Robert Higgs, Jordan Peterson.
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Useless feed in here... Sorry to say.
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Connor Boyack 📚
Connor Boyack 📚@cboyack·
Socialism is envy’s political party.
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FiatHawk - Bitcoin is Hope
The Same Playbook, Different Revolution They screamed bloody murder. Remember. Napster. Kazaa. The Pirate Bay. Torrents were going to murder music. Annihilate creativity. Gut an entire industry. Executives trembled. Lawyers sharpened their knives. Lobbyists poured cash into DC. The end was nigh. Except it wasn't. Music didn't die. It transformed. Painfully, grudgingly, kicking and screaming all the way. It shed the dead weight of physical distribution monopolies. It birthed Spotify, Apple Music, direct artist access. The *value proposition* shifted. Access trumped ownership for many. The industry adapted. Evolved. Or perished clinging to CDs. It was evolution by force. Brutal, necessary. Look at banking now. Look at finance. The panic. The dismissive sneers. The frantic regulation. The same primal fear. They see Bitcoin. They see the open ledger. The permissionless network. The hard cap. The final settlement. And they see their carefully constructed walls trembling. Deny. "A passing fad," they muttered. "Just for criminals," they whispered in boardrooms. Irrelevant. Harmless. Ignore it. Hope it fades. Like the music execs ignoring the first MP3. Mock. "Rat poison squared." "A fraud." "A Ponzi scheme." The nervous laughter. The derision. The desperate attempt to discredit what they don't understand, what threatens their gatekeeper status. Sound familiar? It's the same hollow echo of mocking Metallica suing their own fans. A sign of weakness, not strength. Regulate. The gloves come off. The hammer falls. Or tries to. KYC/AML weaponized. Exchanges pressured. Mining scrutinized. "For your protection," they croon. "For stability." It's the desperate grab for control. The RIAA lawsuits on steroids. Trying to strangle the new in the crib. Alan Kay saw it coming, "The best way to predict the future is to invent it." They didn't invent this. They fear it. Integrate. The smart ones blink. The tide is undeniable. BlackRock files for a spot ETF. Legacy banks offer "crypto services." TradFi dips its toes, testing the water. They see the writing. Not adoption *of them*, but adoption *despite them*. They need a seat at the table they didn't build. Just like Universal finally cutting deals with Spotify. Surrender masked as strategy. Compete. This is where it gets real. This is the evolution. The old giants, laden with legacy costs and bureaucratic sclerosis, forced to compete on a new battlefield. A battlefield where transparency is default, where final settlement is global and near-instant, where scarcity is programmable and unforgeable. They will offer wrappers. Custody. Derivatives. Fiat on/off ramps. They will try to tame it, to box it into their old models. Some might succeed, for a time, by offering convenience layers on top of the unstoppable base layer. But the core? The decentralized, open, neutral protocol for final settlement of value? That remains. Untouchable. Unstoppable. Bitcoin doesn't destroy banking. It forces it to evolve or become irrelevant. It demands efficiency where there was bloat. Transparency where there was opacity. Sound money where there was endless dilution. Margaret Mead knew, "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." We are that small group, building on a protocol that changes everything. Torrents didn't kill music. They forced a revolution in access. Bitcoin won't kill finance. It's forcing a revolution in value. The dinosaurs can adapt, or they can join the ones already extinct. The network doesn't care. The clock is ticking. Tick tock next block. The evolution is inevitable. Get on the chain or get left behind. Permanently.
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