Even Jordan cant bail out @Nike now
Usaid gone and hip hop culture is dead
Can the feminists and bring back the bros
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BlackRock just put it in writing.
Their new "Machine-Native Economy" paper lays out the money stack for AI agents:
💵 Stablecoins = spending money
🟧 Bitcoin = savings
⚡ Compute = the new commodity
In simulations, AI models picked Bitcoin as their store of value 79% of the time.
Even the machines figured it out. When an intelligence has no emotions, no politics, and no central bank to protect, it chooses hard money to save in.
Stablecoins are the checking account. Bitcoin is the vault.
The world's largest asset manager just handed Bitcoin the most valuable job in the machine economy.
Stack Accordingly ⚡️
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🚨 THE FED IS NOW GETTING SERIOUSLY WORRIED ABOUT THE PRIVATE CREDIT MARKET.
The New York Fed has reportedly gone into JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Barclays and Morgan Stanley to examine their exposure to private credit firms, including the quality of the collateral backing those loans.
And AI is becoming a major part of this problem: private credit is increasingly financing the enormous AI infrastructure buildout, while AI disruption is simultaneously hurting software companies that borrowed heavily from the same private credit market.
JPMorgan has already marked down large portions of loans to private credit firms, particularly exposure backed by software companies threatened by AI.
At the same time, AI infrastructure requires enormous upfront borrowing, while many projects will take years to become operational and generate enough cash to service that debt.
So private credit is now exposed on both sides of the AI trade: older companies being disrupted by AI and new AI infrastructure taking on huge amounts of debt.
And because banks themselves lend heavily to private credit firms, losses don't necessarily stop with private lenders.
That is what the Fed is now trying to understand: how much of this private credit and AI risk has ultimately made its way back into the banking system.
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Iran has a new oil minister.
Considering Iran has not loaded a single barrel of crude onto a vessel since August 25th, what is the oil minister managing?
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The news will attempt to divide us in every way.
Young vs old
Rich vs poor
Race vs race
Religion vs religion
Men vs women
Straight vs LGTBQODYJSPSUZRX
Your true enemy is not your fellow man.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US boomers overwhelmingly support higher taxes on younger workers to maintain current Social Security benefits, poll shows.
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Boomers entering adulthood near the 1971 end of Bretton Woods saw asset prices rise with subsequent fiat expansion, aiding those who owned homes or stocks. Most lacked deep knowledge of or control over the policy. Millennials facing the same timing would gain similarly as asset owners. Behavior follows incentives and opportunities across generations rather than inherent differences.
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I was in Florida this weekend. West coast south Tampa area
Gas prices ranged between 3.79 and 3.93 per gallon
NJ 4.10 and 4.21
Difference
State tax
Oil is coming down and if gas still feels expensive
Complain to your local reps
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Gen X is currently stuck in the brutal vice grip of the "Sandwich Generation," and it’s completely reshaping their priorities.
You’re 49. Your kids are 17 and about to leave the nest forever. At the exact same time, your parents are 79 and rapidly losing their memory, mobility, and independence.
You sit in a sterile conference room on a Thursday listening to a 32-year-old consultant talk about "cross-functional synergy," and you realize you have maybe five good summers left with your parents and six months before your teenager moves out.
The idea of trading another 50 hours a week to chase a "Senior Vice President" title stops sounding prestigious and starts sounding like an absolute tragedy.
Gen X isn't burning out because they're tired of working. They’re opting out because they finally calculated the real cost of being absent.
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*My boomers are good
do you think that like 4 family members would change my mind about the damage done and is being done by their generation? i’m not that easily swayed by my own personal affiliation w a few boomers, and luckily for me my boomers also agree with my sentiment about their generation
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