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J.G.Peuchaud
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Legal Operations, Contract Management, Skiing, and Bitcoin

Good morning, Bitcoin! Spend some sats with me!

Hello, I am a ski coach and also a bitcoin fan, based in Reno/Tahoe. If you need a ski lesson/trip or a want some advice, contact me. Payment in Bitcoin only - I don’t accept anything else.

Always been allowed but they have to be in a crate and you pay an added fee to the airline. Now with the service animal exception I don’t know if you can get away from having to pay the fee.

Bonne nuit et accumulez les sats!

Replying to Avatar jack

Tahiti?

New Caledonia, also French.

The market is ripe for a car like this. No new car is available in the US for less than 20k.

Oh, thanks so much. You did not have to send me anything but It was fun to receive the sats though. Hope that all his well for you. Happy Halloween

Replying to Avatar Lyn Alden

Avoiding posting on Twitter at the moment. I’m just watching there. There’s enough overnight-expert Middle East hot takes and emotions are running high. The violence and scenes are terrible, and my heart goes out to all victims involved and those who will be caught up in it going forward.

I’ll instead post a few things in my lane here as it relates to global finance and todays actions relating to things I’ve already been covering but that now obviously have updates. Helps me get my thoughts together for what will eventually be my next client report.

-Actions like this show the difficulty of multinational currency agreements. Saudi Arabia and Iran have been having more peaceful relations lately as China brought them together (“enemy of my enemy is my pragmatic financial friend”, and so forth). They are both set to join BRICS+ in January 2024.

-But, Saudi Arabia has also been working with the US and Israel on normalizing relations with Israel, in exchange for US arms deals and such. Saudi Arabia was also making promises to raise oil output to alleviate oil prices if they grow too quickly, which the US wants.

-So this attack (w/ Iranian involvement and public support) puts Saudi Arabia in a weird place. Lots of division and competing goals within BRICS+. Has all sorts of implications for Saudi/Israeli relations, Saudi/US relations, and what happens in the coming weeks will affect how those go.

-Egypt and Ethiopia are also joining BRICS+ in January 2024 and they have had a multi year ongoing feud regarding the Grand Renaissance dam on the Nile.

-China and India are well known as not being on good terms. Border disputes and all that.

-Building trade and currency and military agreements between so many different cultures is a bigger challenge than doing so between US and West Europe.

All good points! Thanks for the post.