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Aureus
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Aureus
@AureusWay
Building wealth, mastering discipline, and experiencing the world.
Присоединился Ağustos 2025
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@Polymarket The jobs aren't disappearing because the work is gone.
They're disappearing because the work no longer requires you.
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@MatrixMysteries The system isn't broken. It's working exactly as designed keeping you just comfortable enough not to question it, just busy enough not to change it.
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@EricSpracklen Unaffordable does not automatically equal a crash.
2006 had massive oversupply. 2025 has a historic shortage.
betting on a 2008 repeat ignores the actual mechanics of the market.
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The crash is going to be unprecedented.
Pray for your friends and family that panic bought in the last 6-7 years.
They are going to get crushed.
Barchart@Barchart
U.S. Housing Market has reached its most unaffordable level in history 🚨🚨
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@NoLimitGains The business didn't change overnight. The only thing that changed was retail greed and the smart money always makes them pay for it.
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@TheICHpodcast We stopped asking "do they know what they're talking about?" and started asking "how many views will this get?"
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Sophie Rain claims that AI sucks and breaks down how it's negatively impacting climate change…
“I know private jets are very bad and I’m trying to fly less on my private jet. But I also think that you have private jets, which not everyone can fly, and then you have AI, which everyone can use.”
“Obviously, AI is very bad… AI sucks because it's affecting climate change. I think it's stupid, I don't know why we’re doing that.”
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The entire AI investment wave has one silent assumption.
That AI depends on American chips, American software, American infrastructure...
DeepSeek V4 runs on Huawei chips. No Nvidia. No American components.
Jensen Huang called it “a horrible outcome” for the US.
When the CEO of Nvidia says that, the assumption just got a lot less silent.

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@BoringBiz_ At some point bad judgment stops being bad luck and starts being character.
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Yahoo had every opportunity to be one of the largest technology businesses in the world but watched the world pass by while they stood still
At the peak, the company had a $150B market cap. Eventually they sold for just $5 billion
Meanwhile
> In 1998, turned down opportunity to buy Google for $1 million
> In 2002, turned down opportunity to buy Google again for $5 million
> In 2006, they offered $1 billion to purchase Facebook but Mark Zuckerberg turns it down. Facebook Board could have been persuaded if they offered more
> In 2008, Microsoft offered $46 billion to buy Yahoo, but they turned down the acquisition
> In 2013, purchased Tumblr for $1.1 billion and wrote it down to just $230 million by 2016 ($700 million loss)
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@Sebasti35232608 @KobeissiLetter Anthropic's revenue is growing faster than any software company in history. Not Mt Stupid territory yet. The question is whether the infrastructure bets pay off before the market loses patience.
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@AureusWay @KobeissiLetter Exactly. This is like OpenAi promising to spend 100BN with AMD.
We getting close to the peak of Mt Stupid.
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BREAKING: OpenAI's pre-IPO valuation has officially hit a record $1 trillion.
Pre-IPO instruments trading onchain, backed 1:1 by SPV exposure on Jupiter, are providing a real-time proxy for the company’s implied IPO valuation.
OpenAI’s implied valuation is now up +163% since October 2025, when rumors first emerged of a potential $1+ trillion IPO.
This comes as Anthropic is also nearing a potential $1+ trillion IPO and SpaceX is reportedly targeting $1.7+ trillion.
The world has never had this many trillion-dollar private companies.
AI is accelerating.

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@Sebasti35232608 @KobeissiLetter They committed to spend $100B over 10 years not cash they hold.
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@Alexand53430213 @jonbernardk Glad you pulled it off. That definitely happens when demand in your industry is high.
My point is more about the long game. Swapping one job for another works for income, but building a planned exit is how you eventually buy back your time entirely.
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@AureusWay @jonbernardk I literally walked out of an office job and found another remote gig within a week. It can be done. They're interchangeable.
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@BoringBiz_ ETFs aren't the lazy option. They're what you choose when you're honest about the odds.
Most people let their ego cost them more than their bad trades do.
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@barragers He's not selling looks, he's selling the gap between who you are and who you want to be.
That gap is the most profitable product.
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N3on says every OnlyFans girl he's talked to regrets it
"Every girl I've talked to regrets it. No matter how many millions they make. You'll be happy for years and years, then one moment it'll click, it'll hit you and you are going to be the most depressed possible human ever. It's terrible. These girls get broken down. No amount of money can help that"
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@HeroDividend The business hasn't changed. The short squeeze did. This isn't generational wealth. It's generational risk
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You are literally one short squeeze away from generational wealth
Brew Markets@brewmarkets
$CAR is up 550% in the past month. What a chart.
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@Drew_Scarlet98 The transformation is seen by everyone. The 6am sessions weren't.
That's the whole story.
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