Mark Zuckerberg has a mortgage He was worth about $16 billion when he took it out. $5.95 million on his house in Palo Alto, at 1.05% He could have paid cash for that house 2,000 times Jay-Z and Beyoncé bought an $88 million house in Bel Air and borrowed $52.8 million of it Elon had $61 million in mortgages on five houses in California None of them needed the money Inflation was running higher than 1.05% the year Zuckerberg signed. The bank was paying him to hold its money. His own cash stayed in Facebook stock, which went up about 20x after that Every rich person plays it the same way. Their money stays where it grows. The bank's money pays for the house, the jet and the next company. And borrowed money isn't income, so none of it gets taxed Nobody is offering you 1.05% on a mansion They are offering you something cheaper. A 700 credit score gets $100,000 to $250,000 on business credit cards at 0% for 12 months. Zuckerberg paid 1.05%. You'd pay nothing for the first year How to run it the way they do: 1. LLC and EIN. An afternoon and about $150 2. Business checking at the banks you're going to apply to 3. Personal cards paid down before the statements close 4. Chase, Amex, US Bank and Wells Fargo in the same week 5. Your cash stays in an account paying 4%+ 6. The bank's money buys the thing that makes money. Equipment, inventory, a truck, a competitor who's retiring 7. Every 0% end date in your phone, 60 days early Your uncle paid cash for his F-150 and calls it being smart with money Zuckerberg had $16 billion and still made the bank buy his house (700+ score: 100K-250K at 0%. link in bio)

72 hour update on reseller CryptoBilis incident 🔽 As the investigation continues, we are working with relevant authorities. The volume of impacted devices is limited. We know this is concerning, especially for those directly affected, and we are reaching out to impacted users. To date, all confirmed cases related to the disclosed draining incident of Oct 9th, 2026, involve devices sold through the Southeast Asia reseller CryptoBilis. Our systems and direct sales channels remain unaffected. We take the CryptoBilis situation seriously and are actively investigating. We encourage impacted users to reach out to Ledger Support through official channels and file complaints with their local law enforcement authorities. As a reminder, CryptoBilis has confirmed having ceased all sales of hardware wallets. We are reminding our authorized resellers and distributors to source products only through authorized channels and never to restock returned products. Also, we strongly advise users not to purchase from unauthorized resellers, where the risk of buying suspicious, counterfeit or modified devices is important as nothing operates under ledger security guidelines. Security isn’t static and this incident underscores why we continuously review and strengthen our distribution and anti-tamper processes. We are continuously improving that work now and events like this strengthen our resolution: reviewing authorized reseller controls, advancing hardware protections, and cooperating with authorities. Thanks to @SEAL_911 for their collaborative support and all their efforts. This is an ongoing threat that doesn’t just impact Ledger, but the whole ecosystem, and we are calling others in the space to work with us on making improvements for users. We believe in jointly working with researchers, other vendors and partners on improving industry chain-of-custody practices and anti-tamper techniques. Raising the bar on physical supply-chain integrity benefits the entire ecosystem. If you have relevant information, contact [email protected]. For CryptoBilis buyers: do not initialize unused devices. If already set up, move to a new seed on a device from Ledger. If you have concerns that your device was impacted by the CryptoBilis incident, please contact Ledger Support through the official site: support.Ledger.com. Ledger Support is available 24/7 to answer your questions and concerns. Scammers often try to take advantage of incidents like this. Rely only on official Ledger channels. Ledger will never call you, DM you, or ask for your 24-word recovery phrase.

September was good to weETH 📜 2.30M ETH. $6.18B TVL. Up 7.29% in a month. 14K weETH moving across chains. October's turn now.

We are aware of the security incident that occurred earlier with an Ethereum node operator. weETH has no exposure and is not impacted, all funds are safe.

Everyone is talking about turning compute into a commodity. I think we’re skipping the more important question: what exactly are we financializing?