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I dont really understand why people think AI is a bubble. At least for the major players like Nvidia, Microsoft, Google, etc, its real products, real hardware, real compute. Its being bought and used.

The actual "slowdown" is actually going to be access to chips and energy.

At least in this case, cash is chasing actual revenue.
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I haven’t seen one indication that the debt is being reduced. Please show me some statistics showing that it is.

He should just pay the debt down with the tariff tax instead of giving out more “free” money


The system isn't designed to pay down debt. Its designed to have the tax payers continuously fund interest payments for it.

The debt will never be paid down nor paid off.
My grandfather completed his 25 missions. He returned home to live a happy life but later died from a heart attack while duck hunting when I was 4. Always wish I could have talked with him. I have no memories of him. Just photos and stories from my dad and uncles. :usa:
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Who’s taking the L if someone compromises my Schwab or Visa credentials?


Probably the same person running around cutting of toes for passwords.
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I’m not even sure why these threads always get confrontational


Because its the best performing asset over the last 15 years.


Gonna fall apart any day now. Just you wait.
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How about the idea that all it takes to steal your life savings is one motivated individual willing to do whatever necessary extract those 12 words…and poof those beautiful ledger digits are gone forever.


Considering it would take a supercomputer over a billion years to brut force 1 address, I think most people are good.
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It was 15 years ago. But it’s literally the only example in history where people will somehow argue that code written 15 yrs ago is worth more than code written today to do the same thing….and will only get exponentially more valuable in the future. Everyone better get their Windows11 licenses now, I can only imagine how much more expensive it will be in 2030. After missing the boat on Lotus 1,2,3 I’ll never make that mistake again.


You know, you responded initially to someone saying how its 2025 and people still do not know anything about BTC and this post right here perfectly sums that up.

You really do not know what you are talking about...

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Where should we start? Its purpose changes with the winds.


But you use dollars for more than one thing correct?

Why would a digital currency be any different?

If you did any research, like at all, at no point would you come to the conclusion that BTC was singular in use.

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Everyone that owns it will describe what it can be used for while shamelessly admitting they’d never use it for whatever was intended. It’s like the OT equivalent to saying college is a waste…for everyone else’s children.


You guys say this but that doesn't make it reality. It was never intended to be singular in use. I've used it for all sorts of things. Paid for things with it, soley for savings/investment, taken a loan against it, etc.

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And the biggest issue is that it’s the only technology in history where better alternatives are being continually being developed, yet the argument for BTC is brand loyalty and trust…


There are zero technologies that offer a better alternative. BTC's core rules have remained unchanged. The "trust" you downplay is the core reason for BTC remaining the undisputed king in the space.

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but most importantly, self interest to insure they can get more USD out than they put in.


When you invest, in anything, you do so with an expectation of return? Why is it that anyone who chooses to hold BTC for that purpose is any different than someone buying stock?

The reality is, you guys are just salty. For over 15 years its not zero and the trend remains "up". The only thing consistent in change is your next argument of why "you" think it has no value.

What you call "changing purpose" is really just layered utility.

ETH has 45% of its nodes controlled by its founders.
SOL offline multiple times
BTC is fully decentralized
BTC 99.99% uptime
BTC is the most liquid
BTC the most nodes
BTC the most hashrate
and 99% of all other coins are shite, dead, and have no liquidity.
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Because it’s a paradox wrapped in contradictions.


What are the contradictions as you see it?


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I thought this was a women’s store


It is.
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What’s ironic is that bitcoin was intended to address that type of financial nihilism.


You, like many others, mislabel the problem. Bitcoins financial policy remains unchanged; we have universal consensus here.

Bitcoin has been around long enough for people to, at the very least, know the basics...

Meanwhile, fiat has 8 fed meetings, interest rates, money supply, is the president a Nazi, socialist, crapping in their pants? Who knows.

While it IS TRUE outside factors like the global economy, disasters, etc can affect the BTC price, as mentioned above, the policy remains unchanged. We can always count on that.

So in short, NO, BTC was not intended to address financial nihilism. It was intended to replace the broken trust. Its rule based money.
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I own some as a trade. I also own Coinbase also as a trade

Just trying to understand why it’s going down and what’s changed since it reached its high..

Can you articulate that ?


You own some but can't articulate the price movement?

Bold strategy [ON] OFF
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I never said it will go to zero. It will die a slow death and go into obscurity like all of these things. People will still trade it and hope it relives its glory years.

But it will never be zero


Glory years? What was the price 1 year ago again? $69K. Let me know when the glory years are over 1st...
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There is nowhere near 3T dollars worth of liquidity for people to cash out. I would venture less than 5% of that.

Its a fake number. Exchanges will halt immediately like they always do and let the big boys cash out what remains


Well let us know when its all zero.
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Someone posted the point the other day the crypto market may be highly liquid, but there’s a growing debate about liquidity getting out of crypto and converting back to currency if a mass outflow occurs.


The total Crypto market Cap is OVER 3T....

The biggest thing for me is basically no 2nd half adjustments whatsoever. Like in any of our losses. He is playing coverages where guys are simply out of position and just keeps running the same shite. However, I see a lack of effort from many of the guys on team so hard to say if its Baker more than its the team quitting on Kelly.
Oeaux will always have a special place with us. IMO, he assembled one of the greatest seasons ever for any team. That season was something special.