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Cryptocurrency
I think the chances that the bond markets blow up, and the BRICS nations abandon the current dollar hegemony is much higher than is being acknowledged in financial media. We just Powell say this like two days ago: "Rapid changes are taking place in the global monetary system that may affect... -
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Cryptocurrency
I think crypto will change the world and this year. I just think 99% of the crypto narrative is completely wrong and almost all of it effectively goes to zero. Most will get reckt. Probably me too. -
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Cryptocurrency
1. It may be. I tend to think Bitcoin will be like EverQuest, with a few odd folks playing with it in their basement with a culture similar to Ham radio operators. 2. She didn't really get on the Bitcoin train in my recollection until like 2020. I think she publishers her public portfolio... -
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Cryptocurrency
I read Lyn Alden's work from time to time. There is no reason to think her statement that it must be a Boolean outcome is true. It just fancy talk. She has recently stated her largest single allocation in her investing portfolio is an outsized position in Bitcoin. She's talked about Bitcoin... -
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Cryptocurrency
Babel freezing withdrawals. Tether redemptions continue. -
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Cryptocurrency
Lol. Tether probably next. It never regained it's peg. -
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Mow Height
3-4" through the summer is the usual recommendation for fescue lawns in the Midwest. -
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Cryptocurrency
Just curious what you think the ramifications would be, if it's made public that Tether only have a fraction of the assets necessary to back the reserves? -
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Cryptocurrency
This was one of the reasons Bitcoin was created. -
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Cryptocurrency
7.6 billion in Tether has been redeemed since beginning of last week. Only a handful of coins survive the crypto apocalypse. -
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Cryptocurrency
It was a small one I've never heard of before. I'm looking in my Twitter feed and can't find it. I have brand new information. A judge ruled today that Tether must disclose it's treasury holdings. As the world turns. -
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Cryptocurrency
Another stable coin blowing up.... dominos falling. There is no way to access risk in this space for 99% of projects, defi, stable coins. -
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Electric Lawnmowers - Pros and Cons
The new Milwaukee mower can almost mow a cornfield without bogging down. I'm mostly serious. The lower end electrics have a few issues. They bog down in taller grass where a comparably priced gas mower would not. Battery life often won't get through an average Midwest sized lawn. Herky... -
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Cryptocurrency
Indeed it does, but even the fictional Satoshi was intrigued by other trust mechanisms. All of them have pros and cons. I've put in the work. Almost everyone that talks about this stuff, shaping the opinions of the masses, is selling something. -
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Cryptocurrency
We'll revisit this in a few months. By the way, it's almost all dark money, dollar included because it's almost all corrupt. What makes you think I don't know the difficulty of the hashing algorithm is throttled for bitcoin? In my teacher example, she can throttle the difficulty of the... -
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Cryptocurrency
Now that Luna has been killed, Binance coin might be next to fall. I don't know the order, but fall they will like a chain of dominos. -
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Electric Lawnmowers - Pros and Cons
Huge lawn guy here. I would have advised against battery mowers but not anymore. The higher end battery mowers are more than capable of mowing an average suburban backyard. Milwaukee just released a semi pro model that's fantastic but too pricy. The ego model or Toro electric is very good...