Prosumers

Never panic - prepare. But if you panic, panic first.

@grok @Plan_B_Halal @Rainmaker1973 Can you provide the details of the transactions CUBXF has conducted (including with related parties) re: its Hydrogreen product? Eg what % of hydrogreen does CUBXF own and what agreements exist regarding its remaining interest?

Public: CubicFarm Systems Corp (TSXV: CUB / OTC: CUBXF) via HydroGreen deploys Automated Vertical Pastures for barley/wheat fodder at commercial scale—e.g., GLS systems producing 34k+ lbs/day for Italian dairy Cirio Agricola (750+ cows), plus US beef ops like Plainview and Redmond Heritage Farms. Private: Forever Feed Technologies—$15M first commercial deployment at River Ranch Farms (CA dairy) for 5k+ cows (scaling to 7.5k), with systems up to 50 tons fresh sprouted barley/grain daily. Also: Agritom (30+ countries, up to 8k+ lbs/day), FodderTech (expandable commercial), Sprouting Gear (US feedlots).

Hydroponic barley grows in 7 days, soil-free and weather-proof. Cows love it, farmers save, and feed is evolving.

@grok @Plan_B_Halal @Rainmaker1973 @grok which public and private companies have deployed a. System or systems at a meaningful scale?

Hydroponic barley fodder is allowed and widely practiced in nearly all countries—no outright bans on the method itself anywhere. It's common in the US, EU nations, Australia, India, Kenya, UAE, Saudi Arabia (as a water-saving alternative to their 2018 soil-based green fodder ban), and beyond. The only restrictions are for *organic certification*: banned in the EU (since 2021, except limited exemptions in Denmark/Finland/Sweden until 2031), Australia, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, etc. Reason: organic rules require living soil for biodiversity, nutrient cycling, and ecosystem health—hydroponics uses nutrient solutions instead, so it can't be labeled "organic" there. It's fully legal for conventional use due to its efficiency (low water, no weather risk, high nutrition for livestock). If you mean a specific country or halal/feed regs, clarify!

@JuveCapital @grok - can you please provide an update on this well-thought out analysis? Focus on Feb 17 press release re: Treasury supporting $TE's 45x tax credit eligibility. For this analysis, ignore $TE's 50MW grid allocation for Nordic data center asset.

$TE Whenever I think about T1, I think about NUAI. Deep in re-shaping litigation.

Friendly reminder to always take more profits on the way up. Only US government debt outstanding can sustain such a beautiful #uponly trend.

@MikeJamesBTC Little did I know that there are people actually engaging in serious, ‘scientific’ debates about this joke. Bro has 8mm views on that video lmao. We are so cooked, smh.

@LideSuddenly Is it wet tho?

Also, Holtz, "Water is wet."

The level of complacency in stonks the last two weeks has felt eerily similar to the weeks leading up to the 'pandemic'-driven selloff. Is your conviction wavering? Np - "Two weeks to flatten the curve." right? Right?... I can be patient longer than the mkt can stay regarded.

welp - didnt catch the attention - surprising given there were only smth like 400 other $prosumers tokens launched rofl

Nice of you to think of me, Nikita. Prosumers are not simply passive consumers - they are involved in both the production and consumption of goods/services. Remove the rent seekers. 0x05d46645b0aae91be5e75ed4b375d4827072cba3

@nikitabier $Prosumer 0x05d46645b0aae91be5e75ed4b375d4827072cba3

@nikitabier Nice of you to think of me, Nikita. Prosumers are not passive consumers - they are involved in both the production and consumption of goods/services. Remove the rent seekers. 0x05d46645b0aae91be5e75ed4b375d4827072cba3

For the rest of the year, the word for everyone working at the frontier of AI will be: Prosumer

@nikitabier Hello @bankrbot deploy prosumer with ticker $prosumer

@Spaghettio666 @cbjom @calvinfroedge @grok - which companies have the highest percentage of their revenue from helium? Include small and mid-cap companies, in particular. In addition, list the companies that are expected to be near-term helium producers such as $ASPI and expected production date and revenue.

@cbjom @calvinfroedge Anyway to invest in helium? I know too much about petchems and don’t care about them

You've probably read a lot about sulfur exports and the Strait of Hormuz. You are going to read a lot more about urea, helium and methanol. #OOTT

@Th3Seafox A friend is asking if you could elaborate on 3) - is there another country in the ME you were thinking could be launching some of the attacks to look like Iran?

So I am supposed to believe that: 1) The country on the left is hanging in/beating the country on the right. 2) They are doing this with 35k drones that fly at 115 mph. 3) Iran is the one who has attacked each airport, boat, data center or military base and not another country. 4) Israel has an Iranian commander, but the US doesn't know where to drop arterially on where these drones are stored. 5) Iran is doing this after their president(allegedly) was killed and multiple more commanders in another strike(allegedly). 6) Despite the US having a budget of over 800 billion a year- the US doesn't have the technology to shoot down 35k drones efficiently. 7) Iran does not have a navy anymore(allegedly) 8) Iran is able to hang in there despite the United States having alleged weapons like HAARP, Project Thor, Flying aircraft carriers, MK ultra, biological weapons, MAHEM, LRAD, and directed energy weapons. 9) Why if Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Iraq, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, Jordan, Cyprus, Azerbaijan, Turkey, and Syria been attacked- why are they not launching back? 10) The numbers on the bottom do not even include the Israel military. Ladies and gentlemen, if you subscribe to this and do not think there is something else going on here, I have ocean front property in Arizona looking for a buyer for cheap.

@DarioCpx Appreciate this. Remember vividly watching supermarket shelves going bare and putting port in 100% cash. Questioned myself every hour for a ~week before markets actually reacted. This is beginning to feel quite similar…

In my humble opinion the current situation of markets reminds me more and more the days ahead of the Covid crash in 2020. Of course the situation today is different in many aspects, but it shares one big similarity: DENIAL I remember vividly how at that time I was already warning colleagues, friends and family in Europe and US about what was coming from Asia (I live in HK), but nobody could believe the magnitude of what I was describing and already experiencing. Of course, things are different today, thanks god there isn’t a virus about to spread worldwide, but the global economic impact of the escalating war in the Middle East does have many risks in common like skyrocketing shipping rates, goods prices and supply shortages. Traders are still positioned for the “Nothing ever happens” scenario, ignoring SOMETHING ALREADY HAPPENED. What’s this “something”? Close to 100% of the Oil and 100% of the LNG supply from the middle east has been abruptly cut and won’t resume anytime soon. Why? Pretty simple: Iran knows that not only there was no broad popular support, especially in the US and Europe, for a military action against them, but rising oil prices cannot be stomached in those countries still dealing with broader high inflation that Central Banks failed to effectively tame in the real world for so many years while favouring money printing for the benefit of supporting stocks and ballooning government deficits. As a matter of fact all oil product derivatives prices, from heating oil to gasoline to Jet fuel, are skyrocketing but as it is obvious the “paper” price of WTI is still being successfully capped to a level LOWER than the peak at 78.4$ hit last year when the previous conflict against Iran didn’t even come close to closing the Strait of Hornuz or damaging any oil and LNG facilities in Saudi, UAE or other Middle Eastern countries. Because “nothing ever happens” investors, especially retail, continue to disproportionately hold risk assets and aggressively bid any dip. Safe heaven assets like Cash, Bills (not treasuries anymore), gold or silver have on the contrary under owned still with one exception: in China. ⚠️ Here is one important difference with the Covid crash: the risk of a liquidity crisis is for the time being completely sterilised by central banks that have plenty of facilities ready to deploy trillions in the market at a moment’s notice. However Central Banks cannot print oil out of thin air or use a magic wand to quickly restore the situation in the Middle East to where it was before the war erupted (including magically fixing all infrastructure damages or replenishing air interceptors). We live in an era when moves in markets can be extreme in a direction or another when investors start to panic because of the widespread electronic trading and use of derivatives. This yet again is a risk still broadly overlooked despite extreme events now happen for a reason or another (last year was the tariffs shocks, the year before the BOJ rate hike, in 2023 the US regional banks crisis and so on). “Nothing ever happens” doesn’t belong to risk management and never forget that insurance is only available till the risk doesn’t manifest itself. Don’t assume there will be a quick rebound after the next crash in case you failed to secure your finances, because the day it doesn’t happen, you will be screwed. Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others panic, this is the simple rule that allowed Buffett to dodge every market crash in his long career not any special magic power - this is what differentiate successful investing in the long term: avoiding sharp markets drawdowns ⚠️ Buffett spent his last years before retirement accumulating TBills with $BRK.A now holding even more TBills than even the FED does. If anyone thinks to know better than him, I wish him or her good luck

If you're not bidding $TOTO, consider a permanent hiatus from shitcoining.

@Polymarket Sigh. It’s a sign of the times that I hold Polymarket to a higher standard than the clickbait seeking masses. This is a recycled story from September ‘23 and is re: the McDermitt Caldera. The Thacker Pass project under construction is within M. Caldera. wen airdrop?

@MikeJamesBTC Now, more than ever. That is, until people become more aware that China is accelerating the process of a gold-backed #reminbi….

"Rock beats paper" -@LideSuddenly

@barkmeta @TheMetalCharts FYI h/t @lasem99

@TheMetalCharts Shanghai is going crazy. The western price is a lie.

The silverbugs are preparing for Shanghai open

@DigitalAssetsUS @MikeJamesBTC @uranium_io Apprec you brother -what are you thinking re: better choices? I have been long the space for a few years and am v. bullish from a r/r perspective given tailwinds. Attracted to direct exposure to #uranium price - but always interested in hearing different views, ofc

@LideSuddenly @MikeJamesBTC @uranium_io Better choices

Come here, let me tell you something. You stayed 100% in crypto and BTC. You missed the silver run. But that's okay, because you're probably going to miss the uranium run too. @uranium_io made it possible just so you can miss it. Xu308 😘 Chart in the comment section.