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coffee. family. bitcoin. craft beer. gym. sandwiches. tequila. gardening.
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MattA 6 hours ago
Bitcoin’s price structure remains remarkably healthy. Don’t be shaken by the liquidity hunts & washouts. They’re merely stoking the coals for the coming inferno. Bitcoin is the world’s premier collateral asset. Soon enough, that reality will be indisputable. 💪🏽🟠 image
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my chicken broccoli casserole actually looks promising… & I checked the center. it’s cooked through 👨🏻‍🍳 image
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MattA yesterday
#foodstr i’m making my wife’s chicken broccoli casserole recipe for dinner & I have absolutely no fkn idea what I’m fkn doing image
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MattA 2 days ago
this is just totally fked! 🤬 image
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MattA 5 days ago
my new resume be like: Relentless Sat Stacker HODLing Bitcoin in cold storage Bitcoin & AI Bro Financial Planning Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photoshop
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MattA 5 days ago
tonight felt unworldly
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MattA 6 days ago
I hadn’t had to seriously reevaluate my CV / résumé in over a decade. Now, listing “proficient in Word, Excel, PowerPoint & Photoshop” as a professional skill just feels fkn embarrassing & imbecilic
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MattA 6 days ago
these sure look comfortable image
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MattA 1 week ago
The year is 2026. I am in my mid 40’s. I just set up my first LinkedIn account 🤦🏻‍♂️
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MattA 1 week ago
In August 1971, President Nixon took America off the gold standard. In 1971, the median U.S. family income was equivalent to 252.2 ounces of gold. At today’s gold price, that would be $1,053,623 per year. 🤯 According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Money Income in 1971 of Families and Persons in the United States, the median family income was $10,290. Historical data puts the average gold price in 1971 at $40.80 per ounce. $10,290 ÷ $40.80 = 252.2 ounces of gold.
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MattA 1 week ago
Day Three of Being Laid Off After a 20 Year Career I spent days one & two taking care of family insurance details, but also emailing 70-80 clients & suppliers to let them know I was no longer with the company. In turn, I’ve spent dozens of hours fielding email replies, text messages, & phone calls. I can’t dismiss the fact that it’s been emotional, & my adrenaline & cortisol have been running at an incredibly high level. Bizarrely, it feels like I’ve just lost a close family member. I’m coming to terms with the fact that those comfortable, dependable days when you know exactly what to do, where you fit in & how to maneuver are now behind me. I know those days are also somewhere out in front of me again. But right now, they just feel a long way off.
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