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NickHeyden 6 months ago
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Calvca 6 months ago
I like the strike and 21 updates in the beginning of the show.
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Sadoughshi 6 months ago
Strike was cool until it forced me to KYC before sending sats to a wallet. πŸ‘Ž
Always enjoy hearing your thoughts @jack mallers thanks for fighting for our generation. As Neil Howe put it, early millennials are more gen-x-eniall and so it took my a while to see what your are fighting for. Just glad to be here now View quoted note β†’
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Caleb Gregory 6 months ago
I’ll catch this on my morning walk tomorrow, Jack! Thanks for cranking out quality always!
As always, slamming content and comedy gags! @jack mallers please confirm I heard this correct and I’m not going mad, did you say that in some states of the US Strike users can refinance (roll) their bitcoin backed loans again and again and again potentially never paying the loan back? If my ears do not deceive me this is quite a revolution because we know Bitcoin is going to outstrip the annual interest rate of your loans over a longer time horizon than 12 months! It would be easy to ride out a rough bear market if you kept enough collateral in your stack to top up in those bearish times. Is it true, is it true and when will this be coming to Colombia and the UK?
As always, very good what Jack delivered here. Thanks for that. But he withheld a small news point from us in his geo-strategic analysis of the USD, operated by Mr. Trump. Trump wants a weak dollar. All correct. Jack probably correctly identified the intention here. But how, please - and here we come to the omission or disruption of the argument chain - does Master Trump still want to remain the global reserve currency? That's the balancing act he wants to perform. But it doesn't work. You can't be a little bit pregnant. Trump has just recently, in his inimitable style, openly threatened the BRICS states, for example, that he will fight them (with tariffs, etc.) if they try to actively question the USD's position as a global reserve currency. So, what now? Weak or strong? But probably that falls under: 'I can't help you get re-elected'.
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