Randy Vegetables (尹天熾) 🇱🇹🇭🇰

I just discovered a whole subculture of Elon haters that aren't $tslaq. It's like a giant group of people with massive victim complexes, and broken sarcasm detectors. It's mind boggling.

@BTCBreadMan @GuyTalksFinance If it did happen, it's time to sell

@GuyTalksFinance Of all the things that did not happen, this did not happen the most.

In the airport and overheard a TSA agent talking about investing into index funds. Heard him say that he read about buying the S&P500 & Chilling from someone on twitter named Finance Guy. I just smiled, grabbed my bag, and walked away. The internet is incredible.

@SoftwareEUG @KonstantinKisin Deficits don't buy the equities that make billionaires billionaires. They pay salaries to government workers, interest on debt, and social welfare. How does more spending on these things create billionaires?

@KonstantinKisin Not sure how easy it is to become a billionaire if the government isn't running up deficits, debts all of us carry. Surely helped some of the billionaire names that come to mind. Helped every one of them considered a "billionaire" because of stock price appreciation.

The anti-capitalist brainrot is so powerful. It's actually virtually *impossible* to become a billionaire without creating an immense amount of wealth for other people. Billionaires usually employ hundreds to tens of thousands of other people, to say nothing of creating products, goods and services that are so valuable people are prepared to voluntarily part with their hard-earned money in exchange. People want to hate on big tech oligarchs and there's a lot to dislike, but the one thing you definitely can't argue is they haven't created wealth for other people. How many millionaires are there just because Google, YouTube and other platforms exist? How many people have a good job because of them? In communist societies and dictatorships, the best way to create wealth is using power to control "state" resources. That's why most Russian billionaires are very close friends and allies of Vladimir Putin. In a capitalist society, the best way to create wealth is to solve other people's problems for money at scale.

@BTCBreadMan In my field of work, I'm a "jack of all trades". Doing specialist work either meant taking more time or hiring someone to do it. With AI, I find I can do the work faster than getting a "specialist". I become the specialist. So now I need to hire people who aren't specialised.

@BTCBreadMan Its possible that 90% of CURRENT office jobs get replaced by AI within the next decade, but my experience with using AI as a tool is that it just increases productivity. And now I have more money to hire more workers. But its kindof unclear what skills my new workers need 🤣🤣🤣.

“60% of office jobs replaced by AI within 2 years” What a fucking retard 🤣🤣

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC You to.

@RandyVegetables @ZynxBTC everything

I will keep saying it but the best trade in the world right now is rotating from Real Estate to Bitcoin. Rapidly falling birth rates, reduced migration and increasing taxes means that the easy wins of the last 30 years are over. Coming to a city near you. The Great Rotation.

@tomowoodhall @KonstantinKisin So more wealth was created than inherited 🤣🤣🤣.

@KonstantinKisin You are actually talking total bullshit. A simple search shows a third of billionaires inherited the majority of their wealth and that number is rising.

@RobKPF @KonstantinKisin What money do you speak of? Billionaires dont have their wealth in money. They have it in equities. They didny buy that equity, they created it. The value is derived from other people wanting what was created.

@KonstantinKisin The money doesn’t come from nowhere. It Destroys more then it creates!

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC With?

@RandyVegetables @ZynxBTC good luck :)

@BTCBreadMan @GuyTalksFinance Eventually, index funds will destroy the markets as we know it. So much money is in index funds that its already becoming quite inefficient at price discovery. Index funds soak up so much capital, it drowns out other investments. Its also functioning like a ponzi scheme.

@GuyTalksFinance That’s a weird way to spell “60+% in Bitcoin”

A majority of your portfolio should be invested into index funds. There should only be a small percentage allocated to single stocks for growth potential.

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC Im not going to watch a 39 minute video, especially without even a summary of what its about. But if its about how bitcoin works, or how money works, then I'm confident I know at least as much as you.

@RandyVegetables @ZynxBTC youtube.com/watch?v=YtFOxN…

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC Im not using chatgpt btw. I have my own thoughts on these things. Which, if you actually read what I am saying, you would realize. Im not saying BTC is worthless btw. But its functionally impossible to absorb all wealth or value. That's just not how money works.

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC And equities, because this is where you will usually find the mosy cash flows. Also, most wealth created today exists in the form of equities. The richest people in the world hold equities primarily, not real estate, money or commodities. Other assets are mostly a "hedge".

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC The biggest current inflationary pressure is oil prices going up because supply is falling. If you increase supply proportionally with money supply, prices broadly remain static. Historically, central banks just print too much money, and thats the long term cause of inflation.

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC I own many things. Real estate, equities, crypto, and cash. Ironically a disproportionate amount of my wealth is in crypto. Inflation is caused by too much money chasing too few goods, which is either caused by over printing of money or supply of goods falling.

@BodgerGiles @ZynxBTC This is a rather dumb take, no offence. The only thing that is really worth anything is what gives you utility. It doesnt even make sense for "all value" to go to 1 "asset". It makes more sense to say BTC will become the dominant "real" money.

@RandyVegetables @ZynxBTC all wealth will eventually rotate into bitcoin as other "stores of value" cannot match it for scarcity and being decentralised

@BTCBreadMan @MarioNawfal @Tesla @elonmusk 🤣 My short calls on $TSLA are printing. And my short puts are also fine since my strike was $372.5 🤣

@MarioNawfal @Tesla @elonmusk Could you mean -3%?

$TSLA just exploded! +5% after absolutely crushing Q1 2026 earnings expectations! @Tesla is cooking on another level, AGAIN! When will you learn? Never bet against @elonmusk Source: TheTradingView

@BTCBreadMan @TedPillows When i get paid in crypto, i know i don't need to worry about chargebacks or fraud. Its effectively cash. If that crypto was stolen, not my problem. Just as a shopkeeper accepting cash payments dont care if their customer stole that money. I only care im not getting burned.

@BTCBreadMan @TedPillows Indeed, I work in IT, and a lot of my clients are overseas making bank transfers slow and costly, and since credit card/ PayPal fraud is problematic, i actually prefer crypto as payment. Its also cheaper. So as a vendor, crypto saves me alot of money.

ETH/BTC has lost its uptrend. RSI uptrend has been lost too. This is bad for alts.