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@tweettruth2me And you think this has never been done before? It’s been done throughout each and every presidency.

The insider trading surrounding this war is absolutely insane. If this isn’t investigated, we will know without a doubt that our government is 100% corrupt and no longer servicing the people.

@leadlagreport Because they know you can’t do anything about it…at all.

They aren’t even trying to hide the stock market manipulation

@midascabal Starting to believe? Please. All you need to see is Congress and Banks and Hedge funds…it’s always been this way. But now, the truth is finally coming out. No more hiding behind the “war and terror and enemy “ or anything else!

I'm starting to believe that the financial markets are massively manipulated.

@SilverApeKing It is! Manipulated, just like all major sports .

I'm starting to believe that the entire market is a massive fraud.

@robbystarbuck Actually, think eons bigger my friend WE created this entire illusion God is completely outside of this hot mess that we created for ourselves. Completely outside of it. All of it.

Some people prematurely reject the idea that we might be in a simulation because of religion but I would challenge that notion entirely. In reality it would basically confirm that God is real to all non-believers. Who else could create such an advanced, incredible simulation?

@Ford_Nick 2 ribeyes

Name one thing better than a ribeye..

@Kekius_Sage There is no “They” There is only “One” Everyone has always been, safe and glorious, at HOME -Everyone

If we’re living in a simulation, who created it? What are they using us for?

@btcnewsalerts Great post

Michael Saylor just dropped a scenario that should make every government on Earth pay attention. Not $500K Bitcoin. Not $1 million. $10 million per coin. Saylor recently said something the entire Bitcoin community should think about: “If Bitcoin went to $10 million tomorrow, I want you to think about how you’d feel.” Most people assume they’d feel rich. But that’s not the real question. The real question is: Would you still own any Bitcoin at all? Because the next phase of Bitcoin adoption may not be driven by retail investors. It may not be driven by ETFs. And it may not even be driven by Wall Street. It may be driven by governments. Saylor recently laid out a scenario that most people haven’t fully processed yet. If Strategy manages to accumulate just 5% of the total Bitcoin supply, he believes Bitcoin could reach $1,000,000 per coin. But the number that should make people pause comes next. If Strategy reaches 7% of the Bitcoin network… Bitcoin could reach $10 million per coin. Not $10 million market cap. $10 million per Bitcoin. Because at that point Bitcoin stops competing with tech stocks and speculative assets. It begins competing with global monetary reserves. Gold. Treasuries. Sovereign wealth funds. Central bank reserves. Global real estate. The entire financial system. And that’s when the real game theory begins. Because once Bitcoin becomes a strategic reserve asset, governments face a terrifying reality: If another country accumulates Bitcoin first… they gain a massive monetary advantage. Just like countries once competed to accumulate gold reserves. Except Bitcoin is even more scarce. Only 21 million coins will ever exist. But the number actually available to buy is dramatically smaller. Millions of Bitcoin are permanently lost. Millions more are held by long-term holders who refuse to sell. And every single day corporations, ETFs, hedge funds and institutions are quietly competing for what remains. Saylor described Strategy’s role in this process in a way that sounded almost like infrastructure. “Think of us as powering the network up.” Every company that adds Bitcoin to its treasury strengthens the network. Every institution allocating capital increases liquidity. Every nation accumulating Bitcoin increases its geopolitical importance. For years governments ignored Bitcoin. Then they tried to regulate it. Now many are realizing something much more dangerous. If another nation secures a large Bitcoin reserve first… they gain a strategic monetary weapon that cannot be printed, inflated, or controlled. El Salvador was the first nation to signal this shift. But it almost certainly won’t be the last. Because once Bitcoin is recognized as a strategic reserve asset, the incentives change overnight. No government wants to be the last country without it. And that’s when the scramble begins. Imagine what happens if a handful of governments decide they want even 1% of the Bitcoin supply. The available liquidity disappears almost instantly. Because the majority of Bitcoin is already held by long-term investors who aren’t selling. That’s when the real supply shock begins. And according to Michael Saylor’s own math… that’s when the path toward $10 million Bitcoin stops sounding impossible. And starts looking inevitable. $10M BITCOIN SHOCK - GOVERNMENTS SCRAMBLE FOR BTC The Bitcoin reserve race may already be starting.

@elonmusk Stop asking scientists. And start asking spiritual masters of which there are few. It is all an illusion.

I had dinner once with a top physicist and a top computer scientist and asked what they thought the probability was that we were in a simulation. They answered simultaneously at 0% and 100% respectively. It was like a double-slit experiment, but with humans.

@otokyo__ Buy a new one already

I have tried everything from white vinegar to soaking. Please help.

@LawrenceLepard @KobeissiLetter @realyourhedge He doesn’t want another Vietnam as well. It could easily become that. He is broaching on a “religious war” Very dangerous

@KobeissiLetter @realyourhedge He looked at the stock and bond market closes.

President Trump today: 3:43 PM ET: "I don't want to do a ceasefire with Iran." 5:13 PM ET: The US is "considering winding down" the war with Iran. What changed over those 90 minutes?

@coinbase @brian_armstrong More like 15,000,000

@brian_armstrong 21,000,000

Bitcoin is a check and balance on inflation. When spending gets too far out of hand, capital moves to Bitcoin. Competition benefits customers, and this applies even in the market for money. In this way, Bitcoin will help preserve dollar dominance.

@WatcherGuru True? I hope so

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Senators reach deal with White House to resolve crypto stablecoin yield dispute with banks.

@The_King_Trout 😂😂 You need to ask?

How the fuck did Sinners get so many Oscar nominations and wins? Just watched it and that shit sucked fucking total ass lol.

@IAmSteveHarvey Right here where I am

If you could wake up anywhere in the world tomorrow, where would it be?

@wisdomXplorer Yep

Be honest: Can you do 50 pushups in one go?

@wydAriaX The day you realize it’s all one big illusion, is the day you start the path towards peace.

During a very dark period, what is the best thing that you ever did to improve your mental health?

@smithhmackenzie I’d like to agree with you but I’ve rarely ever experienced what you are describing when drinking my Macallan 12. I’m serious.

I get asked a lot why I don’t drink It's because I don't see the point It's not enjoyable, it's empty calories, and I end up feeling like shit My sleep, training, and productivity will be impacted There's just no value to me personally Anyone else relate to this?

@Rajatsoni No, it won’t. Not for a long long time. Think about this- $1 million worth of bitcoin -that’s only $100,000. Not life-changing at all. That’s unless you move to a Third World country that is severely undervalued in terms of cost of living.

Owning 0.1 Bitcoin will change your life

@bushontheradio I love beets!!

About to eat a whole pack of beetroot. Your thoughts on this please.