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My friends,
Through my work with the exceptional team at qtech.nyc, I’m dedicating this account to Quantum Ventures, the investment branch of Quanta Tech Systems.
This is an opportunity to become part of something larger: a serious community built around real people, real business and meaningful opportunities.
With Quantum Ventures, we will learn, connect and grow as investors. Expect useful insight, sharp conversations and access to ideas worth paying attention to.
I have seen firsthand the scale of what this team is building. The path ahead is fascinating.
Welcome to Quantum Ventures!!
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Trump literally says that if you're poor in his economy, it's your own fault because you didn't buy enough stocks.
Well, he is not wrong: you do need stocks to build your wealth - but that will not make you immediately rich.
To be rich, you need live cash: a job or a business - something that pays your bills and brings you cash. Stocks are like the third thing you need.
Good morning ☀️
Together with @vasylzahorodnyk and @quantatechnyc we are launching “Quantum Ventures” - a community of investors who wish to grow and become wealthy together!
If I drop a TG link - will you join? 👀
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You can become a billionaire but still miss a simple truth - there is always a hefty price tag that comes with pretty women trying to engage with you.
Especially true for successful men over 45.
No 25-year-old will be around you "just because."
She is there because she wants something from you. And the more you've got - the more she wants.
Women have been successful men's downfall throughout history.
If you've got a wife of many years beside you - just stick to her and do your thing. It's not rocket science.
Rockefeller Center’s Christmas tree has arrived in NYC!
It lights up Dec. 2, continuing a tradition started by construction workers in 1931.
🎄🎅
⚠️ ALERT: Binance France to close ALL customer accounts by December 31 as the EU’s MiCA licensing requirement forces a wind-down.
Apparently burning down Paris with reckless protests were not only bad news of this autumn.
The world’s largest crypto exchange told customers its French entity must close their accounts as the EU’s MiCA transition period ended before it secured the required licence.
Boy, I do enjoy these evening rides on the ferry to the city!
NYC is the energy that feeds me daily with inspiration!
From 1.5 billion kilometers away, our entire world shrinks to a single pale blue dot.
That is how the Cassini spacecraft saw Earth, glowing faintly beneath the rings of Saturn.
Hey @grok, if you had to turn $1,000 into $100,000 in one year, what would your strategy be? No gambling, no crypto, and no illegal activity.
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Regarding New York City, I can literally guarantee - the first mayor/governor that will actually fix this and make the city's subway safe and comfortable will stay in power until the end of their days.
@NYCMayor @GovKathyHochul a major opportunity to actually fix something!
I don't even want to compare that to the subway in China - just look at the subway in Spain. If they can do it, how come the supposedly richest city on earth can't?!
North Korean hackers are launching MEMECOINS to launder money from the $6.3 Billion Binance hack.
Blockchain analytics firm Elliptic found six such memecoins, created between November 5 and 7, each costing about $90.
The trick is simple. Hackers create a liquidity pool on a DeFi exchange, pairing the memecoin with a real crypto like NEAR.
One hacker wallet buys the memecoin with stolen NEAR, while another sells it back into the same pool for NEAR.
This makes the receiving wallet look like it earned money through normal trading. They’ve already moved $430,000 this way on NEAR, and the same trick has shown up on Tron and Solana.
This makes the stolen crypto harder to trace.
Stolen USDT and USDC can be frozen by their issuers, but BTC, ETH and NEAR are not centrally controlled and can be transferred.
Hackers used this exact process in the 2025 Bybit breach, the largest crypto theft before Binance.
The election loss was so devastating that it took Trump almost 5 days to get back to his usual state, with his same old song and dance, and start crying that election was stolen 😅😂
That would be absolutely unexpected for me if you haven’t shared your analysis with me on November 5th
Follow @vasylzahorodnyk to know more about investments and politics!
Almost $900,000,000,000 has been added to US stocks within just 10 minutes of the market open.
With Democrats taking power, more stability is coming back to United States politics.
And frankly, the Democrats of 2026 are not the Democrats of 2024 - I can see many very sane people who are ready to cooperate.
This was no surprise to me at all - I even won a few juicy bets on this one.
If this was surprising to you - definitely follow me at @vasylzahorodnyk and learn how this analysis is done!
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Some people think I am anti-crypto.
I am not anti-crypto by default, but you have to be fairly concerned about the level of gamble you participate in when engaging with anything crypto-related, same as about the very limited number of use cases crypto can bring value to.
There is this cute idea that crypto somehow prevents governments from stealing money. It doesn't.
In terms of banking, crypto is actually a step behind, not ahead.
Here is why. If you store your Bitcoin in a CEX, it is just the same banking system without any realistic benefits from "decentralization".
Now, where it gets really bad is self-custody, essentially you keep your money under the mattress or carry it with you. And there is a very particular reason why people are not doing that, not because evil banks make you put your money in storage; the main reason is theft and robbery.
The very reason why Europe's first international banking system was created was because pilgrims in the 1150s, while going from Europe to Jerusalem, were constantly robbed, so they left money in Europe with the Templars and received letters of credit which they used to get cash from the Templars in Jerusalem.
Why am I saying this? You can't carry your money around in large quantities nor store it at home en masse; it will end up in kidnappings and home invasions, and we have like 1M proofs of that.
And if you don't store money in self-custody, it's the same CEX/bank institution, which is basically what we have now.