Music about to stop, and we're going to be left holding the biggest bag of odorous excrement ever assembled in the history of capitalism.

Simulopolis
Sketchy Trader retweeted
Not everything needs to be “smart.” I don’t need a refrigerator connected to WiFi. I don’t need an app for my light bulbs. I don’t need my toaster downloading a software update. Give me appliances with an ON button, an OFF button, and absolutely no ability to send me a notification.
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U.S. Dollar has lost 97% of its purchasing power since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 🚨 🚨
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U.S. M2 Money Supply surpasses $23 Trillion for the first time in history 📈 🥳 🍾
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Western countries have allowed open entry to millions of people who express a genocidal hatred of Jews as captured via a multitude of reliable data. The politicians who are the architects of these open border policies than proclaim that "Jew-hatred as no place here." It is difficult to imagine this level of Orwellian duplicity. I don't think that we have ever faced such parasitized suicidal empathy in recorded history. This mind virus, which hijacks both your cognitive and emotional system, is more dangerous than all biological pathogens combined because it rewires your brain into thinking that your collective suicide is the epitome of morality. [Save this post.]
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Paper money was never supposed to be the money. It was a receipt. You deposited gold at a bank. The bank gave you a note that said: "The bearer of this note may redeem it for X amount of gold." That's all a dollar was. A claim ticket. The paper had no value. The gold in the vault did. The paper just made it easier to carry. This system worked for centuries. Every major currency was backed this way. The British pound. The French franc. The U.S. dollar. Then, slowly, governments realized something: If people trust the paper, they never come for the gold. So they printed more notes than they had gold. Then more. Then more. When too many people asked questions, they closed the gold window. That was supposed to be temporary. 55 years later, the dollar is still backed by nothing but trust. And that trust has cost you 97% of your purchasing power. The receipt became the money. Global money became trust-based. And money became nothing but a promise that nobody has to keep.
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We are living through the most rapid evolution in history. If you feel tired, that's OK. You're trying to process exponential change with a linear brain.
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The US is innovating at an unprecedented rate: There are 62 technology companies in the US reporting net annual profit above $1 billion, by far the most of any country. This is over 4 times more than in the world’s 2nd-largest economy, China, which has 15 such tech firms. In the US, there are 21 more global tech firms than in China, Japan, Taiwan, and the Eurozone combined. Among the world’s 10 largest companies, 8 are US technology firms. Meanwhile, among the top 10 most innovative companies, 8 are based in the US. US tech dominance is an understatement.
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Sketchy Trader retweeted
I’ve spent 30 years handicapping markets the way my father taught me to handicap horses. Do the work. Ignore the crowd. Bet big only when the odds are mispriced. After applying that same framework to Bitcoin, I’ve come to a simple conclusion: This is the most asymmetric bet of my career. Not because of hype, because of positioning. The wealthiest allocators still treat it like a 100–1 longshot. My paper explains why I think they’re wrong. 👇 visserlabs.substack.com/p/ha…
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Sketchy Trader retweeted
no chill
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"How, exactly, could AI take over by 2027?" Introducing AI 2027: a deeply-researched scenario forecast I wrote alongside @slatestarcodex, @eli_lifland, and @thlarsen
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Sketchy Trader retweeted
Email was invented in 1971 Corporate adoption of email took 20 years. Within 30 years (2001) email was an absolute necessity. Bitcoin was established in 2009 T+20 = 2029 T+30 = 2039 Bitcoin will be as unanimous as email Front run? More like Front sprint! 🟩👆🏼
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Replying to @Barchart
Metrics like that are not qualified for these manipulated, AI driven, Algo controlled, plunge team protected markets.
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Replying to @w_s_bitcoin
We want to hold our capital(₿), we want to send our money(₿). Everything else is noise that no one cares about.
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"It is bad enough that so many people believe things without any evidence. What is worse is that some people have no conception of evidence and regard facts as just someone else's opinion." — Thomas Sowell
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The idea that a central bank should control the value of your money is more insane than any Bitcoin volatility.
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BREAKING: xAI’s new Grok-3 model crushes DeepSeek and ChatGPT in science, math, and coding learning speeds.
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Sketchy Trader retweeted
People complaining about the shutdown of corrupt government agencies are fixated on who is solving the problems, while missing the immensity of the problems that they’re solving.
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Sketchy Trader retweeted
There is no strategic utility to holding a shitcoin down 90% against bitcoin in a national asset reserve.
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