i am entering my shitcoin disrespectoor prime. motivation to be an absolute asshole to shitcoiners at ATH

how to help spread the good word in 5 tweets:

core devs are in desperate need of testosterone

Elon actually cared about DOGE and Trump just wanted him as a fund buddy and tried to convert him to a leech

In a past life I was a registered Democrat. I have kept the registration through many years, for no reason other than not caring enough to do anything about it. I have come to appreciate the hilarity of that side of the aisle though (tbf I am sure Republicanism^TM is also bad). For example, this email I received (from this person I’ve never heard of who somehow has been granted preferential access to communicate with me, for no reason other than being an “official” democrat I guess): Wherein, the Democrats decide they have committed an act of virtuous defiance in stopping Trump from cutting the DoE. Dictatorship? Denied! They say. However, I voted for Trump with explicit hopes of gutting things like the DoE. I wager many, many people did the same. Trump landslid the election and yet here we are, receiving direct confirmation that the Dems not only misunderstood why, but don’t even care enough to wonder.

Peter Todd Fallacy. “It’s just a chain of blocks.” Blocks of information, specific information, which forms transactions, which are settled by their information getting into the chain. Systems are designed, they don’t “just exist” in some random construct. GM.

yuge

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Pierre Rochard (@BitcoinPierre) on X

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what is this phenomenon of bot replies that just jumble up the words in your post?

the beatings will continue until kyc is destroyed.

ironically, it is poor people who cause inflation (cpi). private credit growth (middle/upper class phenomenon) is often constrained by actual economic conditions. mom and pop’s loan depends on their credit worthiness. public debt (welfare) is what percolates to the increased cost of basic goods. the private credit that created those goods is now devalued against the purchasing power “created” by these government offerings. the expenditure of the public credit by the poor class causes inflation and credit devaluation to materialize, and the middle class gets poorer through realized cpi. many good people are poor, but public debt and government welfare are not the answer.

mama mia, the price-a, it-a go-a down! (my best giacomo)

I was literally just getting started.

the pools are the problem, gm

In my search for a normie who can explain “intrinsic value” I have stumbled upon this absolute gem from gold.org. Enjoy!

World Gold Council

How I value gold | World Gold Council

Many investors buy gold instinctively, as a long-term store of value. Charlie Morris devised a more conventional way of assessing gold. Read more h...

i. love. bitcoin. if it wasn’t clear

hey everyone i am a bit confused and in need of help. how are y’all transferring your beanie babies p2p over the internet? i sold all my btc for them because of my financial advisor but I think I am missing a step?

y’all, I got one on the hook over on twitter. hilarious stuff if you go look at the thread in my replies

really not afraid to admit I don’t understand Ark for shit. how are “preconfirmed vtxos” self custodial? how does unilateral exit work? there’s probably docs i could read but i am still in lazy mode until i hear anything convincing regarding the architecture

ryan cohen is a sad, sad failure. ryan, YOU are the CEO. chief EXECUTIVE officer. YOU are the one who comes up with “the thesis” and then EXECUTES. saying “if the thesis is correct” about an action that you’ve taken for your company is an admission of outright incompetence. stock price is reflecting this, and GME will be done and dusted in short order even with a few coins in their back pocket

summary of housing market fundamentals: 1. majority demographic (boomers) need stable—at worst—or increasing home valuations. this is a retirement dependency and is non-negotiable. 2. future majority demographics (millennials, z) need lower valuations. this is a family/future-building dependency and is non-negotiable. 3. political cycle is based on the next election (2 years max) so the future demographics are ignored in favor of the status quo. 4. the fed owns multiple trillions in MBS as a result of 1. and 3., this is the primary factor in the market pricing of residential property. this leaves government the following options: legislate supply increase to bring valuations down, fight the fed to bring valuations down through reduction of MBS on their balance sheet, do nothing, or actively encourage high valuations by seeking lower rates from the fed and legislating regulations on housing starts (we are here). thus we can reasonably conclude that 1., 3., and 4., far outweigh 2. feel free to ask me what you should do about that if you are a younger person, but hopefully you already know my answer if you are reading this (spoiler: hoard some fucking bitcoin)