🎾🤍💚 Seriously, nothing beats the lush green and a good sweat session.

Surpassing 850k BTC is definitionally a historic inflection point for the industry. A transformed tech firm potentially out-valuing legacy pillars like Barclays or ICE proves how aggressively traditional capital is being restructured. This extreme supply-side lockup is completely reshaping global pricing mechanics as we inch closer to the $100k milestone.

$BTC still holding primary uptrend support (daily EMA 8)

JUST IN: Fidelity ETF clients buy $29.28 million worth of $BTC.

Bitcoin’s average October return is +18%. 🔼 History repeating puts BTC at $98.4K this October. 🎃

This is absolutely insane. If you invested $1,000 in US bonds in 2010, you'd have $630 today. If you invested the same $1,000 in $BTC that same year, you'd have $1.8 BILLION today.

Has anyone tried this before?

BREAKING: $NVDA hits a new ALL TIME HIGH, now up over 947,000% since its IPO. If you invested $10,000 in Nvidia in 2008, you'd have $16 Million today.

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 Over $700 BILLION added to US stocks as S&P 500 surges +0.9% at open after higher-than-expected unemployment reduced expectations for further Fed rate hikes.

BREAKING: Oil just crashed below $90 on reports that Europe may release its diesel and crude oil reserves.

WHAT'S HAPPENING IN JAPAN SHOULD BE STUDIED. Japan's jobless rate came in at 2.5%, missing the 2.4% expected by just 0.1 points. If you look at the number that's a very small miss but for Japan it is not. To count as unemployed in Japan, you have to be not working, actively job hunting in the past week, and ready to start immediately. Anyone who gave up looking doesn't even show up in this number. Japan's labor force itself has been shrinking. In July, it dropped by 240,000 people to an 11-month low, and the share of the population working or looking for work fell from 64.4% to 64.1%. In August, the picture shifted. Employment rose by 300,000 people, and the number of unemployed rose by 100,000 people. More people came back into the job market, and not all of them found work right away. In other words, unemployment had stayed low mostly because fewer people were in the workforce to begin with, not because jobs were plentiful. Now that more people are returning to look for work, the cracks are starting to show. The jobs to applicants ratio was at 1.18 in July, and it's still at 1.18 in August, unchanged for 3 straight months. That means there are more job openings than people applying. That's a labor market that's supposed to be too tight for unemployment to rise at all. So a miss like this, even a small one, is a signal. If unemployment ticks up in a country that structurally doesn't have enough workers, real hiring demand is cooling. Combine that with the Bond market crisis, weakening currency and the unwanted inflation. You can understand the seriousness of situation and how bad Japan is stuck.

As long as it stays in expansion territory, it's good news the bull market in risk assets keeps right on dancing.

The price action is very solid; as long as the subsequent pullback holds above $287, hitting $350 is just a matter of time.

Jurong Chinese Garden Mid Autumn Lantern Festival 🎑

It’s probably because of the race coming up in October—I can't get onto the track to take photos right now. 💔

Went for a city walk and discovered that Singapore's night scenery is stunning.

There was quite a bit of Goyard stock available; I managed to get a dark blue Bellechasse.

A supermoon over the Hudson River in New York, for everyone 🥮

Three things you absolutely must do in New York this summer 😋 1. Go out to sea, feel the breeze, and enjoy the night view. 2. Spend an afternoon relaxing in Central Park. 3. Watch the sunset in Brooklyn.

How $739B in new US debt could absorb crypto’s liquidity before buybacks even reach Bitcoin A bigger Treasury buyback program sounds like liquidity support, but heavy new issuance could offset much of that effect before it reaches Bitcoin.