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Pretoria, South Africa
Joined October 2017
% Increase over last year... Ethereum: +683% Bitcoin: +363% Lumber: +115% Soybeans: +59% Silver: +55% Copper: +46% Corn: +45% Cotton: +30% Coffee: +25% S&P 500: +20% Gold: +17% Crude Oil: +16% Wheat: +16% US Home Prices: +10% -- US Consumer Price Index (reported today): +1.4%
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What's astonishing is the e-commerce in Africa👇🏼 The African e-commerce market is projected to reach ~$20 billion in revenues this year with a CAGR of >17% up to 2024. It’s the next BIG Thing 🚀
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Under the new exempt offerings rules: Reg D allows up to $10 million Reg A Tier 2 allows up to $75 million Most exciting: Reg Crowdfunding / Reg CF: Now allows companies to raise up to $5 million from non-accredited investors, advertising is allowed This is huge! 🚀🇺🇸👍
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Hey Goldman Sachs, 2014 just called and asked for their talking points back. Bitcoin was declared a commodity by the CFTC in 2015 in the Coinflip order...so yea it's an asset whose price is set by supply and demand. Just like gold. Just like oil. It's a commodity.
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Since the equity sell-off started (Feb 19), the supply of stablecoins has grown by more than 50% in less than 2 months. Tether continues to dominate with 81.3% of the total, followed by USDC with 8.3%. All the other ones have less than 3%
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Year-to-date performance: Tesla: +10% Netflix: +2.86% Gold: -1.95% Bitcoin: -12.5% Ripple: -17.3% Nasdaq: -19.7% Apple: -21.75% Berkshire Hathaway: -24.9% S&P 500: -28.5% Exxon Mobil: -52.4% Delta Air Lines: -62.3% Royal Caribbean Cruises: -82%
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According to @LocalCryptosEN, Nigerian and Kenyan markets have seen a huge boost in the last 2 weeks. #Bitcoin  P2P trades on LocalCryptos in the last 2 weeks: 🇳🇬 Nigeria ↗300% 🇰🇪 Kenya ↗122% 🍿🔥
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J.P. Morgan out with new GDP estimates. (Kids, cover your eyes.) Q1: -4% Q2: -14% Q3: +8% Q4: +4% Full year: -1.5% overall. Unemployment rate goes to 6.25% midyear, 5.25% in Dec.
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