it does, especially on this election. People who hold bitcoin gave a lot of corn to see their goals pushed forward. Cyberhornets or something like that.

During interviews, I get a lot of questions about the potential for a strategic bitcoin reserve and how it may affect price.

I typically answer by talking about how I tend to take the 'under' on the prospect for a bitcoin reserve. In other words, as a base case they might recategorize currently-held bitcoin, might add a bit, etc. My lesser case is that they go and actually buy a lot, which would positively affect price, sure. I then go on about how, my long-term bullishness of bitcoin is not dependent on that, and I'd rather structure my view to assume a baseline and potentially be surprised to the upside on price within a given period, rather than focus on singular bullish catalysts and then be surprised to the downside if those specific things don't materialize.

That's Lyn Speak for "I find this question really boring, please stop asking me it."

I think most people take for granted the amount of technological advancements we have made in the last 20 years. The next 20 will be even more impressive

Bullish on humanity

The funniest part is the redacted parts are mostly publicly available, at least relating to the black book

The redacted version of the latest Epstein client list so far can basically be summarized with:

Who bought the dip ? 📉

Lol 😂

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this is why I don’t buy IPOs, you’ll often wind up as someone’s exit liquidity, or lack thereof

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Atlanta Fed's GDPNow indicator, which estimates the current quarter's GDP growth based on a rolling set of economic indicators as they come in, could currently best be described as "rekt".

Her: how are our investments doing?

Me:

Drink your coffee ☕️ and or tea 🍵

Live your best life. Love and hugs 🫂

Bitcoin 79,416 🤩

GM!