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$100,000 invested in $ASST can become $10,000,000 in our lifetime.
Not guaranteed but nothing is in life.
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An AI agent has no bank account. So where does it keep its money?
- Earn in stablecoins, save in Bitcoin, spend on compute
- Why agents need permissionless money
- Why I'd X out tokenized real estate and gold
- Stablecoins are rails, not savings
Sparked by a @JasonPLowery post.
First time hearing Cory’s sovereignty multiple, really cool concept @CorySwan
#bitcoin
youtu.be/b2gBBL5nz9g?si=pk37…
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16.5% interest rate
Not worth it
I'd rather go to a bank and get a line of credit (I know not everyone has this option though)
Do you think Bitcoin’s price
will be higher than $122k in 5 years?
(you know the answer)
So then is this payment plan
a good deal for some?
No different than financing a house.
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JUST IN: Robinhood $HOOD announces it added $25,000,000 worth of Bitcoin to its balance sheet.
Bro’s the temu version of Epstein
JUST IN: Bourbon mogul Wes Henderson accused of secretly recording 40+ guests in “intimate situations” at his $19 million Kentucky castle.
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CPI is a methodology to boil frogs
The Fed’s main job is crowd control; making sure the public doesn’t fully grasp how much inflation there really is
If the public really knew, there would be riots, and rightfully so. No one should
be able to print the money we are forced to work for in the first place
I saw a glimpse and thought it was tsarukyan
Trending: Turki Alalshikh with a bizarre tirade against international pop star Dua Lipa. Alalshikh alleges that the singer would not perform at the Anthony Joshua-Tyson Fury fight because she has something against Arabs.
#BrunchBoxing
New debt instrument that can be useful for bitcoiners 👀?
BTCNOW LAUNCHES “PAY-OVER-TIME” BITCOIN PURCHASES WITH 60 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
@BTCNowHQ has launched a new model allowing customers to lock in a Bitcoin purchase at today’s price while paying for it over five years.
Unlike dollar-cost averaging, the Bitcoin price is fixed when the purchase is made rather than changing with each monthly payment.
The company says:
• Payments are spread across 60 fixed monthly installments
• Bitcoin is held in trust until fully paid
• BitGo provides custody
• There are no margin calls or forced liquidations from BTC price declines
• A U.S.-wide rollout is planned over the coming months
The model effectively brings “buy now, pay later” financing to Bitcoin, allowing customers to secure BTC upfront without paying the full purchase amount on day one.
