🎶🎶I know I know i know i know i know ain't no sunshine anyone 🎵🎶
Café Babel Valletta Sunday
https://nostr.build/av/cdad970e1b82b704bf56661768269bbc8a0369b1ea7e879d688b21e38ed38c12.mp4
Here you can not block me.
Viva #nostr
#dollar down,
everything else up, including #bitcoin
Nothing in this world is uncorrelated from that #shitcoin #dollar.
Clownworld
Maybe they are experimenting with #quantum #mining 😂 #bitcoin
This is why #bitcoin have a rough period
#shitcoin #dollar
#Coldcard is able to generate paper wallets safely.
This one (bitaddress.org) is pretty well known. Was the first i used in 2010
Also works offline very well
So scarry. Why does this not trigger all alarms bells by the general public?
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Try reinstall the firmware. The message Bricked means that the pincode has been entered to many times wrong (if you enabled this setting, because default it is false). But if you are sure you did not entered the wrong pincode too many time, try reinstalling the firmware
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*enforcements
All they want to archieve is to label us #bitcoin holders as criminals.
Then come the new law enforments
1. **Correlation ≠ Causation**: Even if the S&P 500 and the M2 Money Supply have moved in tandem over certain periods, it doesn't necessarily mean one causes the other. There could be third factors influencing both or the correlation could be coincidental.
2. **Potential Mechanism**: An increase in the money supply can lead to lower interest rates, which in turn can make borrowing cheaper for companies and consumers. Cheaper borrowing can stimulate economic activity and boost corporate profits, which could potentially drive stock prices higher. Additionally, lower interest rates can make bonds and other fixed-income assets less attractive relative to stocks, leading to increased demand for equities.
3. **Inflation Considerations**: An increase in the money supply can also lead to inflationary pressures. While in the short term, inflation might not have a direct negative impact on stock prices, prolonged periods of high inflation can erode purchasing power and impact corporate profitability.
4. **Other Factors**: The stock market is influenced by a myriad of factors, including but not limited to corporate earnings, geopolitical events, technological innovations, and investor sentiment. The money supply is just one of many factors that can influence the direction of stock prices.
5. **Empirical Observations**: Over the past several decades, there have been periods where the growth of the M2 Money Supply and the performance of the S&P 500 seemed to correlate. Especially during periods of aggressive monetary policy interventions, such as the Quantitative Easing programs post the 2008 financial crisis, there has been a noticeable increase in both the money supply and stock market valuations.
6. **Long-Term vs. Short-Term**: While there might be short-term correlations, over longer periods, the relationship might not hold as consistently. Factors like technological advancements, demographic shifts, and changing global dynamics can play a more dominant role in shaping stock market performance over the long run.