There’s a nip for expiring content. Olas had it which may come back. And nos social had and instagram style layout of stories but it was just all your posts from that day. I kinda liked it.

I remember “fleets” came out on twitter a while ago, they deleted it shortly after.

I personally would love stories on here. I don’t need all my shitposts there permanently 😂

centralized + KYC

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littered stay humble and stack sats all over the NYSE

Photo taken in Christiania, Copenhagen #denmark #photography

Do you not drink or not drink wine?

GM

Let’s keeps building so our future generations can grow up in freedom.

Freedom = Outside of a clown fiat world that want to crush their souls, control their minds and poison their bodies.

The number of merchants accepting Bitcoin via Square terminals is EXPLODING across Las Vegas.

"The digital euro represents the opposite of monetary democracy. It is monetary totalitarianism; a single, mandated, surveilled currency issued by an unelected central banking cartel that has systematically destroyed the purchasing power of Europeans...The European Central Bank, like all central banks, operates under bureaucratic management, accountable not to market discipline or consumer choice but to political expediency and technocratic planning."

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Here's the "No BS" macro news for today.

-The Fed projected, back in early 2024, that they would likely end balance sheet reduction around this time and transition toward gradually increasing their balance sheet in line with nominal GDP (so that banks' fractional reserve lending remains unaffected with current regulations).

-It got pulled forward slightly, perhaps two or three months, by the government shutdown overfilling the Treasury cash account (i.e. sucking cash out of the broader financial system).

-The Fed previously announced they would stop reducing their balance sheet. Today they said they would start gradually increasing it. Powell said the baseline is $20-$25 billion per month, but due to current liquidity shortages and April tax day (which drains liquidity), they plan to increase it by $40 billion per month through April (which afterward in May, conveniently, is when Powell will be replaced as chairman with a presumably more dovish chairman).

-They're focusing on printing money to buy short-term duration Treasuries, not long-term. This is for the financial system, not economic stimulus per se, and so they won't be calling it QE.

-The Fed will now be structurally expanding their balance sheet while inflation is above their own target.

-This is a gradual print scenario. It's bullish for liquidity and liquidity-correlated assets, in general. It's not explosively bullish, but it does lean dovish.

-Nothing stops this train.

I agree

Are you going for the Plan B conference?

42 from 43 days zero alcohol.

Alcohol is poison

Alcohol is definetely less poisonous than Abrahamitic religions' holy books.