Which market is that?
Well, I definately miss content. I don't have time to keep up with everyone I follow. The question is, what is actually important? The answer is going to be different for everyone, so we need many different options for feeds. Maybe you want to see the most popular posts from the past week, but I want to see everything with certain has tags. Maybe someone will come up with an AI that builds a personalized feed for you based on your behavior or explicit ratings you give posts. Maybe you just want to see things that have been marked as interesting by several people you trust. All of these things are possible, and more. If you have ideas, post them. If you can code, go build them.
Play fiat games, win fiat prizes.
I like this. Someone cut you off in traffic? Just make stikers with their plate on them and paste them on food bags.
Nostr is more focused on seeing things you want to instead of things some company things you should. There are apps and websites that will show you random stuff based on various rules, but I don't know any off hand.
Bitcoin is kicking ass and taking names... but gold made new all-time highs in dollar terms yesterday. If the gold ETF holders are selling, then who is buying? Are people converting to physical gold? Are central banks and governments buying? Is George Soros involved? Gold tends to rise during times of economic stress. Fortunately, so does Bitcoin :)
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I can't do champaign in the morning. Any way to get a bloody mary out of it?
As long as no one declares the economy or markets 'Fundamentally Sound,' we'll be okay.
I could see all the people flipping houses jumping on this strategy, too. The real question is whether the size of the loans becomes large enough to become a problem. I don't think it will because the Fed can reduce lending by raising interest rates or shrinking M1. The housing bubble was bad, but the Fed stepped it before it became a serious problem for the dollar.
The real speculative attack, if it comes, will be from a foreign central bank or government. It could be a purposeful attack on the dollar or just some dictator's get rich quick scheme. The foreign entity would print *their own* currency to buy bitcoin. This would tanks their currency, but they don't care because it will push bitcoin up in dollar terms (by reducing supply.) Eurodollar (non-fed regulated) banks could also potentially pull this off.
Hey E.U. People: It's becomming obvious that you guys are being oppressed by a dictatorial government posing as a democracy. Do you guys want foreign assistance to regain your freedom, or will you do it yourselves?
Only stat I need is BTC price in BTC. Heroes slain and fiat currencies toppled would be cool, though.
The whole point of a suit is to make you look like everyone else in a suite. Some people will tell you we're just trying to fit in. Others will tell you we want to be taken seriously. Personally, I like to think of it as going undercover in normie land. Get one with pinstripes and some shiny shoes and bankers will think you are one of them.
So Nigeria is the next Zimbabwe, except the plebs won't starve because they all use Bitcoin now. This should be interesting.
Can you give us a link or summary? If not, just put me down as Orange to Red.