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When the Big Print is about to happen….there will be signs. @LawrenceLepard @LynAldenContact @jackmallers

@HighYieldHustle $STRC $575 per month $SATA $650 per month

You’ll drop $60,000 on a rental property to make a few hundred a month in free cashflow. That’s a waste of time compared to high yield and it’s not close. $TDAQ 60k = $850 per month $BLOX 60k = $1,800 per month $CHPY 60k = $2,000 per month

Tell us you bought a lot tomorrow then please!

@KobeissiLetter Seems to related to real inflation.

The surge in US health insurance costs shows no signs of slowing: Health benefit costs per employee are expected to rise +6.7% YoY in 2026, to at least $18,500, the biggest annual increase in 15 years. This is more than double the increase seen in 2019 or 2022. Furthermore, health insurers are expected to raise the cost of employer group plans by over +6.0% for the 4th consecutive year. In response, ~66% of large US firms plan to increase monthly employee premium contributions in 2027. Workers who frequently visit doctors and fill prescriptions could see healthcare costs rise as much as +8.0% YoY. US healthcare costs have never been higher.

@elonmusk @Sajwani @SenWarren Does this mean Bitcoin?

@Sajwani @SenWarren Not impossible, but definitely requires factories on the Moon and Mars to achieve. By then, I don’t think dollars will be used as currency. Just mass and energy.

cc @SenWarren 😂

@marc02200 War is over!

CAN SOMEONE TELL ME WHY BITCOIN IS CREATING A GOD CANDLE ALL OF A SUDDEN?

That’s why nurses are better at community hospitals and academic centers. At academic centers there is no question too small to ask the residents at 2 am because they’re in house. If you have to wake up a surgeon at home, nurses of the community hospital will problem solve and critically think to the top of there credentialing for themselves prior to calling.

Imagine if every passenger on an airplane had a direct line to the pilot. That’s what medicine has become. We have embraced frictionless communication and that not a good thing. With things like Epic Chat, every member of the healthcare team has immediate access to the physician. Now there’s a constant stream of minor questions. It’s discouraged people from thinking critically. “Just ask the doctor,” has replaced any sort of clinical reasoning. When I was a resident, we had an answering service. Anyone who wanted to reach the doctor needed to go through a third party. This provided triage and accountability. If we were getting called in the middle of the night for stool softener orders, there was a record of that. A little friction in communication is a good thing.

@FinXRob You could buy Roth IRA through unchained and hold your keys

Instead of maxing out my Roth IRA this year I’ve been buying Bitcoin This is either going to age incredibly well or horribly

@marc02200 I wonder if he sold any to buy more. Tax loss harvesting can be powerful.

How many bitcoins stil saylor have bought this time?

For people who are into bitcoin but have come to the party late in the game and have a large amount of networth in an employer retirement account, what ETFs do you put your money in?

@BitcoinTeacher_ I think I’m going to use @_Checkmatey_ plan of increasing dca as near the bottom 20% of on-chain metrics and increase more at bottom 10%. We are in this range now. Alternative why I have been using is crypto fear and greed index, but when times of fear and extreme fear.

Having a plan in Bitcoin is important, here is mine: I have a set DCA at all time highs. A number not very big just to keep me stacking sats when it’s up a lot. Every 10% dip from the most recent all time high, I up my DCA and spot buy if I can. We are currently down 50% from 126k, so I have upped my DCA 5 times and spot bought 5 times at each 10% dip. My next target is 54k which would be a 60% dip. Until then my DCA stays the same. Taking advantage of the volatility of Bitcoin is a great way to get your average cost down. What do you think of my plan I’ve been using??

Bitcoin has no top because the dollar has no bottom. ♾️ is as powerful as a numerator or a denominator.

@realDonaldTrump @RobertKennedyJr please don’t let bureaucracy prevent treatment of this child.

Legend

@HopeWithBTC @GalaxyMind Hey

Bitcoiners, where are you? 🧡 Drop a "Hey" in the comments and we'll follow you back. Let's build a stronger #Bitcoin network together.

@0xFloWolf I was surprised to find it cheaper but has become my primary way of buying bitcoin:native. Still love @Strike and @River but have to buy what’s cheaper to stack the most sats.

in case you're wondering how Cash App achieves a near (or even slightly better than) 1:1 ratio in the Bitkey app, here's a jargon free post for u they currently offer very competitive net pricing for Bitcoin purchases: $100 gets you about $100.03 worth of BTC after fees and rates, which puts it ahead of Strike, Robinhood, Coinbase, and MoonPay in that comparison Cash App can compete this aggressively because bitcoin is part of Block’s wider strategy, not just a random product tab inside the app the company owns Cash App and Bitkey, holds bitcoin on its balance sheet, and has spent years pushing the idea of making bitcoin easier to buy, withdraw, and self custody the fee structure also helps regular market buys can still carry fees depending on size, but Auto Invest, Round Ups, and larger buys can move closer to zero fee pricing, which makes the final BTC amount much stronger than what users get from many third party onramps then there is the scale advantage Cash App processes serious bitcoin volume, has tighter purchase flows because it connects to another Block product, and does not have to treat every buy like a one off transaction that must extract the highest fee possible also, the 1:1 part mentioned is more about custody than pricing it means Cash App says it holds the bitcoin users buy, instead of running some fractional reserve game behind the scenes that does not explain the cheap buy by itself, but it does help the trust side of the product so Jack's strategy is to make bitcoin cheap to buy, easy to withdraw, easy to store, so people are more likely to keep buying pretty neat, don't you think?

@Alleninvests But only one will ever get its value back again.

Reality check: Bitcoin has lost 49% of its purchasing power since October.

@BitcoinTeacher_ Tax free withdrawals for life. Peter thiel somehow put billions into his Roth. Do what the wealthy do.

“Bro your investing in a Roth? You’re 24… that’s trapped money.” I mean…. It’s for my retirement…. Not for now…. That’s like, kind of, the entire point. Am I wrong for thinking this 🫩🧐

@AWBeckMD @SDhandMD @ReneLizola @MatthewCertain Works great

@ReneLizola @SDhandMD @MatthewCertain Big fan of this access technique, especially in obese patients. Nice demonstration!

Quickly becoming my preferred popliteal vein access @SDhandMD Thanks for the tip! 🐸🦵🏽

@AAStack More like 10x from here. Both will , however at different time frames. Bitcoin much more likely to faster.

Everyone is talking about buying SpaceX at $160 a share. But the share price is irrelevant. What matters is the valuation you’re buying into. Ask yourself: Which is more likely first? Bitcoin goes from $64,000 to $128,000 Or SpaceX adds trillions of dollars in market value? SpaceX is an incredible company. Bitcoin is an incredible asset. But price matters. Valuation matters. Expectations matter. The best company in the world can still be a mediocre investment if you overpay. The question isn’t: “Is SpaceX a great company?” The question is: Which asset is more likely to double from here? ₿