ever walk around fashion Island during lunch in Newport fucking pimco dorks it's depressing, totally kills the vibe

it's actually a good model rich parents make money elsewhere have money to fund the kids New York City lifestyle to meet people and get experience too many workers in their stupid blue shirts, walking around, kills the vibe

BITCOIN IS ABOUT TO DO SOMETHING THE WORLD IS NOT PREPARED FOR. THIS POWER CURVE HAS BEEN BUILDING FOR OVER A DECADE. AND IT’S POINTING TOWARD ONE THING: A VIOLENT REPRICING OF $BTC. $150K WILL LOOK CHEAP. $250K WILL NOT BE THE TOP. THE MOVE TO $500K STARTS WITH EVERYONE THINKING IT’S IMPOSSIBLE. THE BIGGEST BITCOIN EXPANSION IN HISTORY IS STILL AHEAD OF US

product idea based on something that I need right now and I would pay for this and bunches of other things related to the network you're building @nejatian @rabois ==>> Opendoor Second Opinion Opendoor could offer an independent assessment for buyers considering any home—not only properties owned or listed by Opendoor. The buyer enters the property address, proposed purchase price, down payment, financing assumptions, expected ownership period and renovation plans. Opendoor then provides: An independent valuation with a confidence range. Adjusted comparable sales. An assessment of whether the proposed price is attractive, fair or aggressive. Expected resale liquidity and time to sell. Inspection and estimated repair costs. Downside scenarios under different market conditions. Total monthly and annual ownership costs. Alternative mortgage structures and rates. The central promise would be: Buy any home with the pricing intelligence of America’s largest home buyer. Unlike a conventional automated estimate, Opendoor’s assessment could be informed by years of making real offers, owning homes, completing repairs and reselling properties. For unusual homes, its models could be supplemented by local experts and physical inspections. The assessment could be sold for an upfront fee, which could then be credited back if the customer uses additional Opendoor services. Those services could include: Independent purchase assessment. Mortgage financing. Title, escrow and closing. Inspection and repair coordination. Insurance and other home services. A future instant-liquidity option when the owner decides to sell. Agents would remain part of the system. Opendoor would provide financial and transaction infrastructure while the agent continues supplying local knowledge, negotiation and customer guidance. Over time, Opendoor could maintain a digital record of the property, including its purchase terms, financing, inspection history and improvements. That would allow it to provide ongoing information about value, equity, refinancing opportunities, beneficial repairs and potential resale options. The larger strategic shift is straightforward: Opendoor already built the machinery to answer, “Should we buy this house?” The platform opportunity is allowing consumers to pay Opendoor to answer, “Should I buy this house?” That would turn Opendoor from a company that primarily buys and resells homes into an independent buyer-side operating system for residential real estate.

It’s not HAPPENING so all you croc wearing flag waving shit cunts can calm the fuck down

Mstr coin crcl on play. Mstr came from 400…. Of goes insane lifetime ripper

🇺🇸 White House Crypto Summit recap: • President Trump says US considers buying "sizable" amounts of Bitcoin & other crypto. • Trump calls on Congress to pass Crypto Clarity Act. • Trump says US is ensuring it remains the "undisputed leader" in $BTC & crypto. • Hyperliquid $HYPE pumps 15% to $69 after Trump says CFTC is working to bring it to US. • SEC Chair Paul Atkins says "we will ensure that the greatest advances of the technological frontier are realized right here in America." • Gemini co-founders say "America should lead in crypto and win in market." • Trump says he "ended the war on crypto once and for all."

I saw this tweet this morning and I was thinking he's probably right, what a call spot on

nitric oxide is what causes vasodilation and you don't need a pill to get it when you move run walk jump use a power plate whatever you're gonna generate nitro oxide in your body and also a bunch of other stuff that doesn't come in pill format

great people have very low tolerance for bullshit. the mistake is to try to beat that out of them in service of orginizational comfort.

Long-term: title, mortgages, escrow, settlement all move on-chain. Real estate is primed for tokenization. Incredible opportunity.

I feel so heard

not only is the market pricing in massive additional dilution, it's pricing in a complete failure of the margin narrative

Bets I'd put $1M behind right now. Most people disagree with at least half: › The specialist era is over. Generalists with taste win from here. Entire generations were raised wrong. › The loneliest generation in history is about to overcorrect hard. IRL events explode. › AI slop floods everything. People start paying a premium for proof something is real. › Reality TV has a massive renaissance. Only content you can't fake with a prompt. › Creators matter more not less. In an AI world your resume is worthless. The only thing that matters is what you've actually built and whether people trust you. › 4-person teams start producing what 400-person companies used to. Boring businesses get automated first and fastest. › Everyone predicting the death of enterprise software doesn't understand moats. Salesforce isn't going anywhere. Neither is Workday. › Local models catch up to cloud models the same way 5G caught up to broadband. For 95% of what you do you won't be able to tell the difference. › When that happens the $200/month AI subscription dies. Models run on your device. No data leaves your machine. No subscription. OpenAI's business model has a clock on it. › Every investor is obsessed with the AI software layer. That's the wrong layer. The money moves to hardware, chips, and energy. Nuclear. › When labor gets commoditized the only scarce resource left is energy. Be long anything that produces it. › Peptides go way beyond GLP-1s. Individualized protocols for sleep, recovery, cognition become the new baseline for anyone serious about performance. › AI-enabled drug discovery doesn't just find new drugs. It finds disease-modifying treatments. The kind that change how long humans live. › Someone alive today reaches 150. I actually believe that. › I believe in the Fourth Turning. The world gets scarier before it gets better. Be long defense tech. › Bitcoin becomes the payment layer for AI agents. Autonomous systems need autonomous money. Crypto finally gets a use case that isn't speculation. Missing anything?

Does the oura ring app kinda suck or is this a personal problem

"market maker"

I'm a 62-year-old orthopedic surgeon, trail runner, and cyclist. I've also spent 30+ years watching people give up on their bodies too soon. And watching too many lives narrow. Athletic performance doesn't have to decline sharply in midlife. Most of what drives that decline is addressable. We yield too much to age. Yes, aging brings changes. Lack of training brings far worse changes. A few things worth knowing — The Midlife Athlete Playbook 🧵

uber drivers need to turn down commercials when listening to FM radio @Uber annoying af

Everyone thinks OPEN is a house flipper. The house isn’t the business. The mortgage is. Day 186.