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$MSTR is going to be the biggest stable coin company in the world. Maybe that’s why $CRCL is struggling.
Congratulations @Strategy! 99% is a mandate. But why is daily payment such an important feature to create “perfected money”?
Listen to @saylor share his view on the “holy grail” opportunity for bitcoin at @paraficapital Investor Day a few weeks before the vote date👇
I think there is a chance Gold enters a massive bear market and breaks below the bull market support band.
Bitcoin has already absorbed the typical post mid term election collapse, like the FTX debacle and the early Mt. Gox hacks. We already had it in October 2025 with the stable coin exchange liquidations.
Left translated cycle, no typical collapse after midterms. Bitcoin is going higher, not lower.
I think I’m selling all my Bitcoin for Zcash $ZEC. The boredom is killing me.
No doubt a choppy market, but lots of budding strength in the long-tail while $BTC bleeds, suggests to me the market isn't losing its risk appetite, rather long-term oriented investors continue building positions in places where they see value. There's a formidable wall of worry out there, and if it's scaled (likely after midterms?), the results should be explosive.
Honestly, I’d rather just massively capitulate. The world is dropping into chaos and Bitcoin has zero volatility. What is going on?!?!?
Raise the rates or get rid of tax subsidies and just tear the bandaid off.
When will housing costs get back to normal?
Possibly not until around 2031, per a new Redfin analysis.
If mortgage rates stay near today’s 7.5% and home prices stop rising, it could take about six years for housing costs to return to 2018 levels, when the typical buyer spent 30% of their income on the monthly payment.
But in about half of major metros, it could take 10 years or more, including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit and Tampa, where prices are rising faster than incomes.
Jeff's quoting a novel here, but the macro read is real.
Boomers were promised pensions, rising home prices and an up-only stock market. Governments can't keep paying for that without squeezing everyone else with taxes and high insurance costs.
Something has to break because they then have to hyper gamble those baskets of capital into AI startups. So my bet is private credit & PE go first.
Then socialism.
1/ We’re witnessing the end of the Renaissance. About a thousand years ago, the idea of God was replaced by the idea of the human. Freedom, equality, and reason took the place of fealty, divine authority, and faith. It was a long process with profound consequences: universal egalitarianism, universal suffrage; human rights, civil rights; free speech, free markets, free inquiry. Gradually, these abstract values incarnated in concrete social institutions, all of them grounded in the modern state.
Bitcoin is a bet that boomers win.
If they keep the houses and the assets, Millennials quit the fiat game and buy the exit.
If Millennials win, the system works again and BTC just treads water.
Generational standoff = price standoff.
