Dale Schroeder

@mikealfred Complete waste of time guy.

@bowtiedcalibre @GoingParabolic You take the 32k in tax savings and buy more BTC. Goes to 150k. Now you have another 75k in assets. “Great Hack” indeed!

@GoingParabolic Great hack. Sell at $68K, buy back immediately, now your cost basis is $68K instead of $100K. When it hits $150K you’ll pay tax on $82K instead of $50K. Incredible savings.

TAX HACK: If you purchased a Bitcoin at $100,000 and it dropped to $68,000 you can sell it and buy it back 5 seconds later you still have one whole Bitcoin But now you have a realised loss of $32,000 for tax purposes. Most investors never use this hack because they are too focused on making profit

@GoingParabolic What if I lost all mine in a boating accident?🤷‍♂️

@STRC_live It’s not below par. The value should start at 99 on the first day after d-day. And gain .03 a day for a month. It’s currently.79 above value.

$STRC at $99.87—second day below par post ex-div on 1.5M shares. Zero ATM activity, but price already climbing back. Day 2 of recovery, avg is 10 days. Trending ahead of schedule. Yield at 11.51%. STRC.live

Bukele should ask Saylor how to structure a STRC for El Salvador @STRC_live @nayibbukele

@dgt10011 Selling the get rich quick scheme allows me to stack more Sats every month. 💪

Come hang! All Bitcoiners welcome- except for those selling calls against it. You stay home and enjoy your capped upside.

@dgt10011 I wouldn’t put too much into the Mar 51$49 calls. They’re only like 3 delta and probably closing trades.

Top 5 IBIT options traded today (by volume and by notional) are all calls:

@chooserich I’m in Grand Central Station right now and EVERYONE is a total mess. Tears in all eyes and people are overwhelmed with sorrow. Wishing the best, prayers…..

Haven’t made videos since Friday… Spent time instead freaking out about a biopsy I’m getting tomorrow in my chest😭 I don’t talk about my health publicly but figured I’d do it because health issues are isolating and they shouldn’t be. Hopefully back to normal by Tuesday!

@RepJeffries He gets more done in an hour than you have your whole career

America is at war, TSA agents aren’t being paid and this guy is playing golf. Why are House Republicans continuing to support this train wreck? Sycophants.

@tom_peters Sad state when someone is so sick that they believe killing babies is “amusing”.

Life really is unfair. A guy just squirt something, one and done. The recipient of the squirt is gifted nine months of pregnancy, the charming process of childbirth, and a lifetime of responsibility.

@scottmelker Looks like someone watched “Its a Wonderful Life” with Jimmy Stewart.

A man deposits $10,000 in a bank. The bank thanks him and records the deposit on its balance sheet. But not where you might expect. For the bank, that $10,000 is actually a liability – because technically it belongs to the customer and might have to be returned. So the bank does what banks do. It lends $9,000 of that money to someone buying a car. Now something interesting happens. The $9,000 loan appears on the bank’s books as an asset – because someone now owes the bank money. So the same $10,000 is doing two jobs at once. The depositor believes he has $10,000 safely in the bank. The borrower now has $9,000 to spend. That $9,000 gets deposited somewhere else. The next bank lends $8,100. That gets deposited again. Then $7,290 gets lent out. Soon the original $10,000 has quietly turned into tens of thousands of dollars of loans scattered across the economy. Everyone believes they have money. Depositors see balances in their accounts. Borrowers have the money they spent. Banks show healthy assets on their balance sheets because people owe them money. And here’s the best part. Banks charge interest on all those loans – maybe 7%. But the depositor who supplied the original money might earn only 0.5% on their savings account. So banks collect interest on money that mostly wasn’t theirs to begin with – and keep the difference. The system works beautifully. As long as nobody asks for the money back at the same time.

@scottmelker Maybe, “Pretty Please” would have worked.

Glad Khameini is gone. Hope the regime ends. Doesn’t mean I support the manner in which it was done.

@scottmelker So, if you’re now a geopolitical expert will you be willing to admit you’re wrong when this all plays out and the world is a better place because of it?

This war is stupid. We went to war with Iran under false pretenses. Last year the White House told us Iran had an active nuclear weapons program that we "completely obliterated." Then told us last week that Iran was "days away" from nuclear capabilities. They told us regime change was the goal. Now Trump admits the next government "could be worse." Which is it? We're running out of precision weapons. The Strait of Hormuz is closed, oil is surging, and shipping lanes are paralyzed. There's no exit strategy, no endgame, and no plan for what comes next - just open-ended conflict in a region we spent 20 years trying to leave. This was never our fight to start. Iran wasn't attacking the US mainland. There was no imminent threat to American citizens. Yet here we are, bogged down in another Middle East quagmire while the debt piles up and the military-industrial complex cashes checks. They sold us nuclear weapons that didn't exist. They promised stability and delivered chaos. And now we're stuck holding the bag while gas prices spike and the world wonders if American foreign policy has any coherent strategy at all. Regime change failed in Iraq. It failed in Afghanistan. And it's failing in Iran before it even starts. When do we learn?

@darkside2030 This is not new or unusual. The whole PC game is “it increases Sharp due to higher returns and lower vol”. Well, the lower vol is because they don’t mark to market their book. Totally misleading

No one talking about the massive fraud in private credit

@dotkrueger @danheld Just a Dalio copy cat. Guy never had an original idea of his own that worked,,,,

@danheld Chamath can’t resist a quick pump and dump. Especially since he sold all his bitcoin at 1/10th these prices

Retarded boomer FUD. It’s perfectly fungible, there is no pricing differential between coins. If you privacy, use L2s or ETF.

@Vivek4real_ He’s just copying Dalio. This guy never had an original opinion

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.”

@wolfofwolfst @LynAldenContact People say “it’s inflation expectations based on higher oil”. I say “it’s supply dump coming based on more debt created”.

10-Year US Treasury Yield Flipflops, Spikes by 14 Basis Points to 4.07%, after Plunging to 3.93%, amid Massive Volatility. It undid more than the entire haven trade that had started on Thursday and blew through the hot PPI inflation on Friday wolfstreet.com/2026/03/02/10-…

@darkside2030 It’s been ONE day. Relax, this won’t take long.

If we can't open the Strait of Hormuz we lose this war.

@Jkylebass @EYakoby Arrest.

@EYakoby Deport.

BREAKING: Dearborn Henry Ford Community College professor Ali Akbar Shdid: “Trump made a huge mistake by killing our leader Ali Khamenei, we are going to continue on his path, we are going to hold his blood and ideology and teach it to our children.”

@basedlayer @Strategy 6.4B is no where close to what’s being thrown at and much of it lost to AI.

A thought I can't shake @Strategy holds 717,000 bitcoin now bought at an average of $76,000 per coin Bitcoin is at $67,000 That's $6.4 billion underwater on a single corporate balance sheet And Saylor is still buying Either this is the greatest conviction trade in financial history or it's the greatest example of sunk cost fallacy we've ever seen And won't know which one it is for probably another two or three years