🚨 NEW CHALLENGE STARTS TODAY 🚨 In just 12 months, I turned £18,258.61 into £60,529.80. Now the target: £250,000 in 18 months. 🎯 Can it be done? I think so. The plan is aggressive: rotating between AI/chip stocks, Bitcoin-related stocks, crypto treasury companies and wherever the strongest momentum is. 📈₿ No pretending this is low risk. 😂 Am I a gambler… 🎰 Or the best momentum trader on X? 😎 £60.5K → £250K. 18 months. Follow along for the excitement. 🍿

$mstr bought the dip again 500 shares locked in these are the days for buying .

Had to laugh at this 😎

Portfolio up 16k last month 250 k incoming

My current portfolio we are ready bring it

$SOFI SoFi history: Founded in 2011 as a student loan lender, $SOFI went public through a SPAC merger in June 2021. Founder and former CEO Mike Cagney resigned in 2017 amid workplace misconduct allegations; Anthony Noto took over in 2018 and expanded SoFi into digital banking. Q2 2026 brought $1.2bn in revenue, $156.6m net income and 15.8m members. The downside for shareholders? SoFi issued 140.5m shares across offerings completed from July 2025 to January 2026. The stock closed at $22.65 on its first day as $SOFI; at about $15.97 today, that’s down 29.5%, or roughly −6.4% annualised. Impressive business growth, but can earnings per share deliver for investors?

🚨 BITCOIN BULL RUN UPDATE 🐂₿ Bitcoin has pulled back from $87K to ~$84K, but the bigger picture still looks strong. 🔥 $2.3 BILLION+ into spot BTC ETFs over 4 sessions 📈 Golden Cross remains intact 💰 Corporate BTC buying continues ⚠️ US 10Y yield above 5% remains the big macro risk The level I’m watching now: $83K–$84K Hold it = breakout structure intact. Lose $80K = time to reassess. Break $87K then $90K = 🚀 The bull thesis isn’t broken. Now we find out if old resistance becomes support. 🐂₿

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🚨 Meaningful CLARITY-related development: the CFTC is now moving ahead without Congress. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has submitted proposed rules covering “Crypto Asset Transactions” and “Crypto Asset Markets” to the White House’s regulatory-review office, just days after CLARITY failed its Senate procedural vote. CFTC Chair Michael Selig had previously said the agency would use its existing authority to establish a crypto market-structure regime if Congress stalled. This is significant because the CFTC appears to be attempting to deliver parts of CLARITY through regulation rather than legislation. The proposed text has not yet been published, so the precise provisions remain unknown. White House/OIRA review is the next procedural step before the proposals can move toward publication and public comment. CLARITY itself: no new Senate vote has been scheduled. Thom Tillis’s motion to reconsider remains the procedural route for reviving the failed 49–50 cloture vote, but reporting today suggests another attempt before the midterms is increasingly unlikely. Polymarket: the most recently verified CLARITY-specific market was approximately 8.7% for H.R. 3633 being signed during 2026 (8.5% bid / 8.9% ask on September 17). I haven’t found sufficiently reliable evidence of a material move from that level today, so I’m not treating the odds as having changed. For COIN and HOOD, this is potentially positive: agency-created market structure plus the SEC’s separate tokenisation push could allow both companies to expand regulated crypto/tokenized-asset businesses without waiting for CLARITY. CRCL should also benefit from clearer operating rules, although Circle arguably has more to gain from permanent legislation because agency rules can be altered by a future administration. The wider crypto market is reacting positively today: Bitcoin was around $80,200, while COIN was reported up roughly 6.5% and HOOD about 4.9%. Bottom line: CLARITY 2026 remains a long shot, but the regulatory outcome crypto investors wanted is beginning to emerge by another route — SEC + CFTC action while Congress remains stuck

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🚨 END OF AN ERA Warren Buffett has officially stepped down as Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. He became Chairman in 1970. 56 YEARS later, he’s finally handing over the chair. Buffett took what was essentially a failing textile business and helped turn it into a $1.1 TRILLION empire. His son Howard Buffett becomes Chairman. Greg Abel remains CEO. And Warren, now 96, becomes Chairman Emeritus and stays on the board. His words today say it better than anyone could: “Father Time always wins. He has, however, been generous with me.” One of the greatest investors who ever lived finally leaves his last major leadership role. What a run. 🐐📈 Source: Berkshire Hathaway's official announcement — September 18, 2026⁠ | Reuters⁠

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🚨 ANTHROPIC HAS QUIETLY BUILT AN ACTUAL BIOLOGY LAB We’re moving beyond AI writing emails and generating pictures. The company behind Claude has confirmed it is now carrying out REAL biological experiments in its own wet lab in California. And this is where it gets fascinating. Anthropic wants AI to eventually help direct robotic laboratory equipment performing scientific experiments. The goal? Use AI to dramatically accelerate drug development and potentially tackle diseases previously considered “undruggable.” Yet Anthropic’s own researchers have also been warning about the potential catastrophic risks of increasingly powerful AI — including biological misuse. So we’re simultaneously teaching AI to understand biology… …and giving it access to machines that can perform biology. This could produce some of the greatest medical breakthroughs of our lifetime. It also raises some enormous questions. AI is starting to leave the computer screen and enter the physical world. 🤖🧬 Source: Reuters — September 18, 2026⁠

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🚨 THIS COULD BE HUGE FOR $HOOD & $COIN The SEC has just opened the door to TOKENIZED US STOCK TRADING. Think: • Stocks trading 24/7 • Instant blockchain settlement • Fractional ownership • Self-custody • Traditional equities moving on-chain And the exemption lasts 5 YEARS. Robinhood already offers tokenized stocks overseas. Coinbase wants into the US market. Everyone has been obsessing over the CLARITY Act… Meanwhile the SEC may have just quietly opened one of the biggest opportunities in crypto-finance. Are we watching the beginning of the end of the traditional 9:30–4 stock market? $HOOD $COIN 🚀 Source: Reuters — September 17, 2026⁠

🚨 NEW POSITION: @smarterwebuk $SWC 🇬🇧₿ I’ve started building a position in The Smarter Web Company. I’ve been digging into this company and there’s a lot more to the story than simply buying Bitcoin. SWC was founded in 2009 as a UK web-design and digital-marketing business. The operating business remains, but today the investment story is increasingly centred around its Bitcoin treasury strategy. 🏦 Listed on the London Stock Exchange Main Market 📊 Member of the FTSE All-Share & FTSE SmallCap ₿ 2,747 BTC accumulated 💰 Proposed MORE preferred shares could provide another route to raise capital 🎯 The key objective: grow Bitcoin per share over time The management team is another reason it caught my attention. CEO & founder Andrew Webley previously spent around a decade at Hargreaves Lansdown, eventually becoming Head of Online, before founding Smarter Web. More importantly, Webley and his family own around 7.35% of SWC. I like seeing management with meaningful skin in the game. Chairman Sean Wade brings 30+ years of capital-markets and corporate-development experience. CFO Oliver Hewett is a Fellow Chartered Accountant whose background includes Barclays Capital, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and NatWest Markets. So what am I buying? Essentially a small UK digital-services company attempting to build a much larger Bitcoin treasury and capital-markets strategy. It’s considerably smaller and higher risk than $MSTR. Execution, financing, dilution and Bitcoin itself are all major risks. But that’s also what makes the opportunity interesting. If @smarterwebuk can successfully raise capital, accumulate more BTC and — most importantly — increase BTC per share through the next Bitcoin bull cycle, I think the upside could be substantial. Small position for now. I’ll be watching this one VERY closely. 👀 Could $SWC eventually become Britain’s answer to $MSTR? 🇬🇧₿ $SWC $MSTR #bitcoins

$MSTR bought another 150 today was hoping for a bigger dip .

🚨 Meaningful CLARITY Act update: the bill has gained real momentum heading into tomorrow’s Senate vote. Senate Republicans have now released revised text containing 126 substantive changes requested by Democrats, including tougher ethics provisions. President Trump has accepted most of the bipartisan ethics compromise, including stronger enforcement powers for state attorneys general and restrictions on officeholders profiting from crypto ventures. Reuters says the key remaining question is whether enough senators will support Tuesday’s procedural vote, which requires 60 votes. Prediction markets have reacted sharply. Polymarket’s odds of the CLARITY Act becoming law in 2026 have risen to roughly 30%, from about 12–14% earlier this month. Kalshi briefly reached 64% for broader crypto market-structure legislation becoming law before October 1, 2027, before settling near 53%. What happens next: Tuesday, September 15 is the crucial cloture vote. Getting 60 votes would allow the Senate to proceed, but it is not final passage. Amendments, a final Senate vote and reconciliation with the House would still remain. For COIN, HOOD and CRCL, a successful 60-vote result would likely be a significant positive catalyst because it would substantially improve the probability of durable US crypto rules. Coinbase probably has the clearest regulatory upside; Robinhood benefits from broader tokenisation/crypto market expansion; Circle benefits from greater integration of regulated stablecoins into mainstream finance. A failed vote would likely hit crypto-linked equities and reverse part of the recent optimism. The remaining danger is the banking lobby, which is still fighting the stablecoin-rewards language, while some Democrats argue the new ethics provisions still do not go far enough. Tomorrow’s vote is now the big one to watch.