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Bitcoin, Ten31

agreed, they aren't "pulling" in the traditional sense. just paying upfront by month or whatever period they decide, but obviously have to opt in to do it again in future.

plan for the long term, build for the long term

The latest in bitcoin company business model innovations

This is beautifully written

A tale of two screenshots

The 10 largest companies in the S&P 500 now make up over 1/3 of the index with an avg P/E ratio of 50x. This is the highest percentage since the 2001 bubble. These same 10 companies have accounted for ~80% of the Nasdaq's entire rally this year. The markets are increasing being held up by just a handful of companies, notably the tech companies with a unique ability to integrate AI into their models.

h/t Eric Peters

i guess we can thank the canadians for the fiat canola oil that invades every aspect of our life

it's a relevant lens from which i can share that opinion

just mean i've taken note of specific signs of capitulation, a notable increase, though i don't think a bottom signal

the proliferation of VC funds is a symptom of fiat and easy money

What were you doing when bitcoin was only valued at $25k and penetration of global population was less than 1%? Were you actively playing a part in some way to help the network grow? What was your proof of work?

Collecting a lot of bear signals lately, but not enough to be a contra indicator

It’s all about future generations

It’s all about family

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