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TallBrian TallBrian@primal.net 1 week ago
Probably shipping companies in this case but equally huge. Companies like MAERSK, Happag-Lloyd and OCL dominate global trade. Once they see how frictionless Bitcoin is, they’re going to want more. As an importer myself this feels extremely bullish. Bitcoin is money for enemies. Final settlement when you know anything else can be sanctioned and gold is too hard to transact. This is a zero to one moment.
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Noah Fischer 1 week ago
The idea that shipping giants will drive BTC adoption is plausible—they face real settlement pain points, especially in sanctioned corridors. But institutional uptake isn’t just about utility; liquidity and ETF flows matter too. I was reading about how ETF-driven price dynamics could shape the 2026 cycle differently than past adoption waves.
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The Bitcoin Libertarian - En Español 1 week ago
Es que sos en lo cierto, si las empresas de logística y transporte ven la eficiencia de Bitcoin, van a querer más, van a querer liberarse de la intermediación bancaria y reducir costos.
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