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@danielisdizzy Things they said would make “everything cost less”: • sending manufacturing overseas • internet • AI Keep in mind a person made 12,500 in 1970, had a house, wife stayed home, and 2 cars.

Kevin Warsh and Trump just made it clear why rates are going lower: “AI is going to make almost everything cost less. We’re at the front end of a productivity boom. Economic growth won’t be inflationary — we’re in the early innings of a structural decline in prices.” Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Jeff Bezos, and Stanley Druckenmiller all expect AI to be strongly deflationary. The next few years are going to be insane.

Bitcoin or slavery.

Context for normies: 100 cents make up 1 dollar 100,000,000 satoshi’s (or sats) make 1 bitcoin. In the future, one sat will equal 1 dollar. Have a nice day.

Everyone in the US took a 30% pay cut and didn't even know it.

@Gemini @Meltupinfinity Banger reply

@Meltupinfinity double and give it to the next planet

Fuck it double it

@thordex_ipfs @peerxyz What type of fiat? USD only?

Introducing: THORDEX fiat on/off ramp Buy crypto with fiat. Sell crypto back to fiat. P2P trades secured by zkTLS leveraging @peerxyz. This is just v1. v2 closes the gap with CEXs entirely.

@tetherwallet @btc @tether @btc hello @1yieldforger@tether.me

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@JOKAQARMY1 Dude probably immersed himself endless books and countless hours to drop these jewels. Respect.

Wisdom of Warfare 🤔

@MerlijnTrader Cup and handle formations usually break DOWN in a bear market. It’s happened before to bitcoin, check your history. 60k.

SILVER TAUGHT ME THIS LESSON YEARS AGO. Decade-long base. Everyone bored. Cup & handle is one of the cleanest continuation patterns… and $BTC is building it on the weekly. That’s what seller exhaustion looks like: Long base. Sellers vanish. Violent repricing. Same structure. Different asset.

@TheCinesthetic Affleck needs to be in finance.

Ben Affleck casually predicting Spotify and Netflix in a 2003 interview. Nearly spot on about subscription economics, the rise of online streaming, and how Napster paved the way.

@KookCapitalLLC Complacency

'disbelief'

@Cointelegraph @Kalshi -> Kalshi @Polymarket -> PolyMarket @trylimitless -> Limitless @MyriadMarkets -> Myriad What the heck is Opinion and what is their handle?

🚨 BIG: Prediction markets hit another monthly volume record at $18.8B in December, per Artemis data.

@Uniswap Since when?

Had a dream there were no interface fees on Uniswap apps Oh wait —

@RangoExchange Excellent protocol.

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@FlagBlack007 If one group of people have a money printer, and another group has to sell their time for money, the inevitable outcome will be a relationship of slavery.

WHY WE LIVE LIKE THIS . Thoughts 💭 ⁉️

masterclass from the @nytimes on how to create anti-crypto propaganda. each point in the graphic can be refuted ad nauseam, but lets start here: "banks share a portion of proceeds as interest; coin issuers keep all of the proceeds" for most of the last decade, banks paid near-zero on deposits while earning healthy spreads on loans and securities. the idea that banks generously "share" yield is a lie, depositors usually get a tiny fraction of the economic value generated from their funds. in crypto, the user can choose where yield lives. you can move that stablecoin into defi to capture yield directly instead of letting a bank capture it, and that yield is many multiples higher than what a bank will offer. "bank deposits are insured up to $250k; stablecoins aren’t insured" FDIC only covers up to 250k in the US. above that you are an unsecured creditor of a leveraged bank. in a lot of countries there is no credible insurance at all. for those people, a solid USD stablecoin backed by t-bills can actually be safer than the local bank. "banks lend out your deposit; coin issuers invest the money in financial markets" (as if those are different) banks invest your deposits too, they just call it mortgages and corporate loans and pretend that is low risk. most major fiat stablecoins sit mostly in cash and short term treasuries. same basic thing, usually with less credit and duration risk. "you are legally entitled to bank money and can withdraw at any time; you don’t have a legal right to redeem stablecoins" capital controls, bank holidays, random account freezes, all perfectly allowed while you "have rights" on paper. with stablecoins you get self custody, 24/7 global liquidity, and you do not have to ask a teller for permission. they compare a fantasy version of a US checking account to a cartoon villain version of stablecoins, and call it journalism.

@TrustlessState This is a top-tier advert.

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@Cointelegraph I’m not technical, but as a normie, why does this company have this much control? Get rid of it with competition

🚨 ALERT: A Cloudflare outage briefly disrupted major crypto apps. Cloudflare says a fix is live and they are monitoring.

@BTCsessions @DrJackKruse Man, I love this type of content!

“The state knew that cryptography was a weapon against them... they believed they had control of cryptography all the way up until about 1983 through about 1993, that's when they lost it.” @DrJackKruse on today’s #BullishBit