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Antifragile market participant. My beats are slamming from the rugged programming.

Cape Town, South Africa
Joined December 2007
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I made another Grand Tour dashboard. If you find a bug or have a cool feature request, lemme know and I'll probably build it!
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Nothing says Claude wrote this email like "I need your steer" 🐮 I'm not lending you my cows, go get your own.
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Kanye fans the most ruggable market and it's not close.
ye(@kanyewest) launched the $YZY token. Note: Only $YZY was added to the liquidity pool with no $USDC. Dev may sell $YZY by adding/removing liquidity, similar to $LIBRA. Multiple insider wallets prepared funds in advance and immediately bought $YZY. Insider wallet 6MNWV8 knew the contract address in advance and even tried buying yesterday. 6MNWV8 spent 450,611 $USDC to buy 1.29M $YZY at $0.35 today and sold 1.04M $YZY for $1.39M, leaving 249,907 $YZY($600K), with a profit of over $1.5M. solscan.io/account/6MNWV8JFp…
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'I was wrong but my ideas were RIGHT!' Harvard since bought $117m of corn (at 500x higher prices than 10 years ago) plus a boatload of gold - very little MSM reporting on this.
Almost a decade ago I was the Harvard economist that said that bitcoin was more likely to be worth $100 than 100k. What did I miss? I was far too optimistic about the US coming to its senses about sensible cryptocurrency regulation; why would policymakers want to facilitate tax evasion and illegal activities? Second, I did not appreciate how Bitcoin would compete with fiat currencies to serve as the transactions medium of choice in the twenty-trillion dollar global underground economy. This demand puts a floor on its price, as I discuss at length in my new book Our Dollar, Your Problem. Third, I did not anticipate a situation where regulators, and especially the regulator in chief, would be able to brazenly hold hundreds of millions (if not billions) of dollars in cryptocurrencies seemingly without consequence given the blatant conflict of interest. cnbc.com/2018/03/05/bitcoin-…
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Strange way to run a treasury company, with Ichimoku trade signals. @MarkNewtonCMT you need to double your cloud settings. The real pullback target is $3,450. Also, man of the moment Tom Lee was 2017's version of Jim Cramer...
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paging @CarpeNoctom re: that ETH pullback target.
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if all your trades are borrowed ideas you're on borrowed time.
use your own brain once in a while.
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Can't go to war w/ China if they make all the parts and also cornered the raw materials market. Anyone who tells you different is either stupid or just another nationalist grifter. Also, this is a good thing.
With all the talk in mainstream media denigrating Trump’s tariffs, it is critical to understand that neoliberal free trade of the past 25-40 yrs have left the US begging China (literally) for military grade rare earths. Any tariff discussion that does not address this fact is 💩
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'seasonality' is dumb. tiny dataset in a rapidly changing space.
A coin can land tails 20 times in a row. That does not change its 50/50 odds. Now try to explain that to the avg person.
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$LQTY - this was the local top.
Can anyone tl;dr me the $LQTY bull case besides 'stablecoins' and 'Messi bag'? Genuinely curious. Who is the marginal buyer? Nice chart, at midrange resistance here.
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they definitely won't. not this year anyways.
i'm not convinced institutions will do the majority of their business on a chain that exists today i think it looks more like the visa-style architecture of a select few who control the chain there is too much at stake for them not to do this and pseudo-control it
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if banks all decide to issue their own stablecoins, which blockchain will the transactions primarily be settled on
45%ethereum
30%solana
13%bankchain (tradfi rollup)
12%other
15,336 votes • Final results
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Green weekly acquired. ENA in full send mode. Called the long in @blocmates Discord at 6am on Friday.
Most bids filled. Flip the weekly green.
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Most bids filled. Flip the weekly green.
Dial back leverage and set stink bids.
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very reasonable take IMO. If someone told me today 'Chamath started a treasury co', the only possible response is 'of course he did'.
it’s not the top until chamath does a crypto treasury company
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Dial back leverage and set stink bids.
Replying to @Stoiiic
last time we started getting into this regime was towards the end of last year - on borrowed time for a nasty flush on alts imo.
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The issue with coins like $S, $BERA, HL spot coins and anything else with * onchain * ponzinomics - rn this market is driven by offchain flows - Tradfi & Retail. Bidding via mainstream cex, stonks (treasury cos) and ETF. I am putting my money in front of those flows until that changes.
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If you think XRP & Cardano longevity is weird, consider Litecoin accumulation. There are entities that have never stopped buying.
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Doge is a Livermore Cylinder until it isn't. What would Jesse do?
One of my longest held alt positions of recent times. I've been through 1 x 400% pump, 2 x 150%+ pumps, 2 x 70% corrections. Still maintaining $DOGE simply trades higher. Currently +160%.
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Interesting poll and results. Personally not convinced the banking sector is about to pile into Eth as they adopt stablecoins. What we're seeing with ETH rn is mostly a relative valuation trade.
if banks all decide to issue their own stablecoins, which blockchain will the transactions primarily be settled on
45%ethereum
30%solana
13%bankchain (tradfi rollup)
12%other
15,336 votes • Final results
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