It’s hard to be bearish on Bitcoin right now, and eth/btc could have found some support
Just closed out my ETH/BTC short. It was mainly meant as a hedge in case of a big Bitcoin selloff, with the thought that ETH would crash harder. I probably broke even on the trade, having had to pay margin interest for about 6 months. 
Antwerp: vignettes of stunning beauty, vignettes of active decay. The beauty wins, undoubtedly. 
Some presents are meant to last. Thank you nostr:npub13l3lyslfzyscrqg8saw4r09y70702s6r025hz52sajqrvdvf88zskh8xc2
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Thank you! And thank you for yours! Seefhoek Vooruit 💪🦁
A few impressions of the _epic_ Bitcoin conference in Antwerp. 
Fancy bookstore in medium size European city. The “Economics” section is wedged in between “diversity” and “ecology” and consists of 50% hardcore Marxist titles. NOT GOOD. Hopefully young folks are watching BitcoinTok instead. 
Thank you! My grandmother and mom were passionate about photography, I have a bit of the bug myself.
We also visited historic Canterbury, even got to attend the vespers with an incredible choir in its famous cathedral 🙏🇬🇧⛪️ 
I find it hard to judge. There’s so many people, strange cocktail of cultures. Eeriness. No concealed carry or even pepper spray allowed. Definitely feel a lot safer in Texas.
A few impressions of London. 
Agreed, awesome historian
Arthur Hayes spitting truth: “But at the end of the day, if you're thinking about why now, why did BlackRock get in their ETF approval in six months and the Winkle Clowns couldn't get one in 10 years? Right? Live in New York. They're both billionaires, both very rich. Why weren't they given one and BlackRock was given one in six months? Well, at the end of the day, you want the same financial institutions to control the wealth that can ultimately be appropriated by the government at the flick of a switch. BlackRock is just another arm of the U.S. government, just the same as any other large Chinese asset managers in the arm of the Chinese government.”
