Perhaps one of the only useful pieces of advice I have is that if you see a chart that seems to show some absurd decline / spike in any metric in a short amount of time, it is very, very likely the result of data error or some kind of reclassification in the data series. Doubly true if a) the chart relates to a complex and thorny topic with multivariate inputs and b) the direction of the chart plays to your confirmation bias.

I’m skeptical of pieces of the MSTR story / strategy, and I’m extremely skeptical that holding MSTR common will outperform bitcoin over any significant period, but all y’all waiting for Saylor to “get liquidated” are gonna be waiting a very long time

Hello 90k my old friend I’ve come to be [excited / disappointed] by you again

Does anyone have that mashup video of every influencer and speaker saying “stablecoin” ad nauseam at the Vegas conference this year? Made the rounds a few months ago but can’t find it anywhere now. #asknostr

My career thus far has taught me that markets very frequently optimize for the funniest outcome, on both the downside and the upside Draw your own conclusions as you see fit

Turns out bitcoin does have circuit breakers; you just have to turn the internet off and back on

“Man, it would be so cool if we could finally break the four-year cycle” *monkey’s paw curls*

Getting to that point where I’m so bearish I’m bullish