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My ancestors preparing to watch me round trip generational wealth for the 4th consecutive time
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Someone smarter than me told me
"take profit when you can, not when you want"
And that line has been burned into my brain ever since
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Half of male depression is solved by getting in shape. The other half is solved by having a mission.
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PURCHASING POWER OF A 1950 DOLLAR
1950: $1.00
1960: $0.84
1970: $0.72
1980: $0.40
1990: $0.24
2000: $0.17
2010: $0.13
2020: $0.10
2025: $0.09
If you don't invest, you will be left behind.
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If you think Crypto is dead or solved you’re stuck in the last meta & not working hard enough to see the new games in front of you.
It's not cards, it’s new internet markets built on open infrastructure. The game doesn't end. The only problem is you thought it would be easy
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You wanted financial freedom, instead you got Klarna™️ payday burrito loans onchain brought to you by Stripe™️
No wonder ct kinda bearish recently
Welcome to Tempo, @Klarna.
We're excited to support Klarna with fast, cost-effective, and purpose-built blockchain infrastructure as they accelerate stablecoin adoption across their user and merchant base.
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Nothing shifted after 10/10. Even before it was clear that $BTC was going to underperform against $SPX after BTC/SPX had printed a 1W and 2W bearish divergence and had lost a major trend that served as support throughout the cycle. Bearish retest of lost trend was given a week before 10/10. Charts usually frontrun news.
More evidence of a structural shift in crypto:
Since the -$19.2 billion crypto liquidation on October 10th, Gold and Bitcoin have moved in opposite directions.
Gold has outperformed Bitcoin by +25 percentage points in 1 month.
This comes after months of a high positive correlation, with strong inflows into crypto and gold.
Something shifted after the October 10th liquidation event, and the market hasn't recovered since.
It's all about leverage and liquidations.
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Still reading? Here’s what sealed it for me:
There’s a development Fiat Anchor run by the Keeta team. On its own it’s purposefully devoid of any branding.
However, one of the developer accounts, possibly belonging to Ezra Ripps - a Keeta team member working on Fiat Anchors - contains an Anchor registry.
This is essentially a list that tells Keeta wallets which Anchors are available, and importantly, it has an ID for each Anchor.
In this, the team’s development Anchor is referred to as a “bridge-anchor.”
Why does everybody think it’s a check?
Bessent: “The $2,000 divided could come in lots of forms. It could be just the tax decreases that we are seeing”
LOL
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