ETF expectation: institutions adopting the paradigm of hodling.
ETF reality: traders trading the ETF at the first sign of marginal profit.
They're called sats ⚡️
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That's what I said when I first heard dragostea din tei. Guess what? They didn't stop.
Also the ECB: "Let's debase the face value."
Learning how to ask the question is essential in your relation to the answer.
Dear Gary, somebody else has your nsec. In fact, nobody on X owns their own nsec. 
Always both 🥳
How about you?
Great, trying not to get distracted from having fun. I just visited California to see some friends, that felt good. Now making plans for a better use of my time.
I dreamt I was in a job interview at nostr:npub15369wu3wzzar5fclhecyqfv683x69n6nhlg7rxqnsg2dydgxflpq3apswl 🤔 Is this a sign? 🤔
Yes, the sign is that you don't want to be an employee and want to start your own business.
This is my list of book recommendations of books I've read recently. I left out the titles that weren't interesting to me, like the Mandibles and some others I don't recommend. What have you read lately that you think is worth anyone's time?
Non violent communication - Marshall Rosenberg
The Law - F Bastiat
Broken Money- Lyn Alden
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism - Robert P. Murphy
Permanent record - Ed Snowden
Doors of perception - A. Huxley
Principles of Economics - S. Ammous
Walden and on the duty of civil disobedience - Thoreau
Early Austrian economics - Israel Kirzner
The blocksize war - Jonathan Bier
The tipping point - Malcolm Gladwell
Check your financial privilege - A Gladstein
The theory of money and credit - L von Mises
Keynes Hayek - Nicholas Wapshott
The Infinite Game - Simon Sinek
Bitcoin is Venice - A Farrington & S Meyers
A history of money and banking in the usa - MN Rothbard
The Revolution - Ron Paul
The history of money - Jack Weatherford
Democracy: the god that failed - HH Hoppe
Economics in one lesson - Henry Hazlitt
The 7th property - Eric Yakes
The black swan - NN Taleb
Superforecasting - Tetlock & Gardner
The sovereign individual - Davidson & Rees-Mogg
The bullish case for bitcoin - Vijay Boyapati
Principles for dealing with the changing world order - Ray Dalio
Layered money - Nik Bhatia
Economics for real people - Gene Callahan
Rules for radicals - SD Alinsky
When money dies - Adam Fergusson
The price of tomorrow - Jeff Booth
The bitcoin standard - Saifedean Ammous
The fiat standard - Saifedean Ammous
21 lessons - der Gigi
Storm of Steel - Ernst Jünger
If This Is a Man - Primo Levi
I recommend this book. It's Bastiat's famous work he is so renowned for, what a wonderful human being. In the Law he sword the floor with socialism, his rhetoric lays bare all of the main dogmas and fallacies of socialism. You can listen to it for free on audible, only 2hrs at 1.2x. 
Vanguard doesn't have to disclose anything. Its whole purpose it to guard ownership without disclosure.
What if Blackrock has been buying #bitcoin every day for a year now, what if they bought 1.5x the daily supply every day for a year. That would've cost them about $2B and gotten them 492,750BTC. This being the safest way to grow a stack without jacking up the price. At some point it might make sense to jack up the price so no other players are able to afford a similar sizable amount. It would take another $10B to buy 20,000BTC at an average price of $0.5M each to bring the Bitcoin price to $1M, making the total stack worth $512B. Nice ROI to explain the strategy with for those on the board that didn't understand.