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California, USA
Joined August 2019
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Bitcoin’s new issuance is cut in half roughly every four years. That’s the opposite of a Ponzi scheme. A Ponzi requires ever-larger inflows of new money just to keep paying earlier participants. Bitcoin does the reverse: its supply of new coins shrinks on a fixed, transparent schedule until it reaches zero.
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Fiat money proves Saif wrong. 99.5% are holding it.
The price of bitcoin must go up, or it is just a failed experiment.
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Bitcoin doesn’t need $1.5 trillion in new money to double from 75k to 150k. That’s not how market cap works. If there’s very little Bitcoin for sale, buyers have to keep offering higher prices to find willing sellers. Those new prices are then used to value every Bitcoin in existence, even though only a tiny fraction actually changed hands.
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I stood right next to your sorry ass in Prague before you introduced me to out you to the world and you tried unleashing this nonsense about Bukele to me before my keynote. I warned you that your documentary was incomplete but you ignored me as a Big Bitcoin player for Bailey. Once I spoke you were stunned at what I said. Right now, you are a bad actor. The world of Bitcoin needs to know it. My Prague talk outed your network. Brunell help by censoring me. You can redeem yourself but you better come and stay in ES like I have for 5 yrs and build biusiness here as I have. Zucco coming here once four months and 8 visits of influencing is nice, but paints an incomplete picture of ES. I have no link to the government at all and hold no titles as he does.
New purity text unlocked! Make sure you get your bitcoin in El Salvador viewpoints from Some westerner on govt payroll who white knights for their adopted country Or, a local “native” bitcoiner or immigrant “full time”bitcoiner. God forbid your dare to read anyone else’s views!
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Buying bitcoin:native below $90K will prove to be such a genius move that those who had the opportunity but didn’t take it will feel sick next year.
I agree that it’s extremely difficult to identify a generational bottom, buy it, and free yourself and your loved ones from financial slavery. But no matter how difficult it is, you need to find a way to identify that bottom.
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Do not forget that Bolsheviks love label changes to keep the agenda hidden
AIPAC just changed their name to the United Democracy Project (UDP), thinking we wouldn’t notice… They pulled any continued funding under their prior PAC, in an attempt to disassociate from the hate they receive regularly, and throw us off their track. You cannot hide.
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Replying to @RepThomasMassie
Yes. On Sept. 3, 2025, during the Epstein survivors’ Capitol press conference (co-organized by you and Rep. Khanna), four F-35s and four F-16s conducted a low flyover that briefly drowned out speakers. White House ordered it for Polish President Nawrocki’s visit as a tribute to a fallen Polish pilot; Capitol Police alerted in advance. Event continued after the noise passed.
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I recall @DrJackKruse calling this out 2 years ago. Calley coughing up the goods now is just whitewashing his involvement to earn trust as an allowed but perfectly timed ‘dissenter’
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📍First map shows magnetic declination, from NOAA WMM2025. Red is east, blue is west, green is zero, and green is good, per Dr. Kruse. It is not the intensity map. 📍Second map shows total magnetic intensity. The numbers are in nT, 25,000 is weak, 60,000 is strong. The weakest area is the South Atlantic Anomaly, over Brazil and southern Africa including Zimbabwe.
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Somebody wants to spark a bank run
JUST IN: 🇯🇵 128 Japanese credit unions hit by widespread outages, leaving customers unable to withdraw cash or conduct transactions.
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The polar vortex is being shredded so below 40 N latitude you see K wave inundation and unseasonable rains above the 40 N latitude you see unreal snow and cold. Northern Europe and Canada should be frozen solid by Jan 1.
Replying to @DrJackKruse
Hi Dr Kruse. Your episode has caused quite a stir and you fans are turning out to support it. Many were upset that I interrupted you when you were about to tell us what to expect this winter in North America and Europe. What can we expect? I will post it on YT for the people who asked. Thank you!
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José Luis Cava no creía en Bitcoin. Hasta que le ocurrió esto cuando trabajaba como inspector de Hacienda:
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Paraguayans dragged a congressman through the streets and threw sh*t at him. What's going on in Paraguay? A major banking crisis hit the country after regulators seized Ueno Bank, freezing the accounts of millions, roughly 1 in 3 people. Now 60% of the population can't access their money, and President Santiago Peña resigned on November 5.
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Paraguay's corrupt right-wing President Santiago Peña was a close US ally. He oversaw the creation of a digital bank called Ueno Bank, which his government heavily promoted. Two-thirds of Paraguayans used the bank. It turned out to be a massive scheme. The bank gave out many fraudulent loans and is probably insolvent. When this scandal was exposed, the bank froze access to customer funds, paralyzing the country's economy. Peña resigned mere minutes before lawmakers voted to impeach him. Arrest orders have been issued for the bank executives.
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Marx tenía razón: Durante los últimos años, Paraguay 🇵🇾 fue presentado como el modelo económico que América Latina debía imitar. Javier Milei llegó a decir que era «un ejemplo de lo que hay que hacer en materia económica», y José Antonio Kast también lo elogió por su crecimiento y sus bajos impuestos a los grandes capitales. Hoy, ese ejemplo se enfrenta a una realidad bastante incómoda: Paraguay 🇵🇾 está vuelto mierda. El 2 de noviembre, casi tres millones de paraguayos se durmieron con su dinero en un banco (Ueno Bank) y amanecieron sin un peso. Estamos hablando de unos seis de cada diez adultos de un país de poco más de siete millones de habitantes. Santiago Peña, cuyo gobierno había sido presentado como referente de ese modelo, terminó enfrentando una crisis política que ya lo llevó a renunciar. El tipo no era precisamente un presidente ajeno al mundo financiero. Antes de llegar al poder fue socio y accionista de Ueno Holding, el conglomerado empresarial al que pertenece Ueno Bank. El banco sostiene que Peña fue accionista de la holding y no del banco como tal. Sin embargo, la holding es precisamente el grupo que creó el banco. Peña se desvinculó de esa sociedad a comienzos de 2025, después de que los periodistas hicieran pública su participación y cuando ya llevaba más de un año gobernando Paraguay. Peña nombró al frente del Banco Central de Paraguay a Carlos Carballo, quien había presidido Financiera Ueno, la misma entidad que después se convirtió en banco. Es decir, quien debía vigilar a las entidades financieras había dirigido anteriormente una de las empresas del grupo económico que terminó jodiendo a los paraguayos. Ueno pasó de ser una financiera a convertirse en uno de los bancos más grandes del país. En ese crecimiento tuvo un papel enorme el dinero público. Instituciones del Estado, incluido el sistema de seguridad social, depositaron allí más de 800 millones de dólares pertenecientes a los paraguayos. Las investigaciones apuntan a préstamos millonarios concedidos a empresas vinculadas al mismo grupo económico propietario del banco. Es decir, el banco prestaba dinero a empresas relacionadas con sus propios dueños. ¿Y de quién era buena parte de ese dinero? De los ahorradores y de las instituciones públicas que habían depositado allí sus recursos. ¿Lo notano no? Cuando los "grandes empresarios" llegan al gobierno, colocan a sus hombres en las instituciones que deben vigilarlos y utilizan los recursos del Estado para alimentar sus propios negocios. Marx lo explicó hace mucho tiempo: el Estado capitalista no puede entenderse al margen de las relaciones económicas y de los intereses de clase que atraviesan la sociedad. Y Paraguay acaba de mostrar las consecuencias de esa relación. Los beneficios de esos negocios quedan en manos privadas, pero cuando las operaciones salen mal, el riesgo termina trasladándose al conjunto de la sociedad. En Paraguay, entre los afectados están los trabajadores, los ahorradores y miles de jubilados cuyo dinero estaba depositado en el banco. Cerca de 400 millones de dólares del Instituto de Previsión Social estaban allí, recursos destinados al pago de pensiones y a los servicios de salud. ¿Esto les suena familiar en su país? ¿También lo gobiernan banqueros y grandes empresarios que utilizan el Estado para favorecer sus negocios y enriquecer al gran capital con recursos que pertenecen al pueblo? Pues cuidado, porque lo que acaba de ocurrir en Paraguay demuestra lo que puede pasar cuando se deja que los intereses privados administren lo público: los ahorros, las pensiones y el dinero de toda una vida pueden terminar atrapados en los negocios de unos cochinos ladrones a los que en el capitalismo llamamos millonarios.
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Quieren saber como puede pasar lo que paso en Paraguay y pq puede pasar en cualquier otro país? Pongan atención a este video Tu dinero no es tuyo, no esta en el banco, y no es dinero. Se dueño de tu dinero.
🇵🇾 La gente en Paraguay protesta después de que su dinero se desvanezca en el aire de un día para el otro Ueno Bank, que tenía el dinero del 70% de la población, fue cerrado por el gobierno por problemas financieros La gente perdió sus ahorros de toda la vida e incluso el gobierno perdió el dinero de jubilación guardado en el banco para los ancianos El gobierno ahora promete reembolsar algo de dinero y se vive una incertidumbre total
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Remember when all the Big Bitcoin shills were on X telling you a passport to Parguay was your Plan B. told you it was coming. This is what is coming to the USA in the next few yrs now that the bankers got Gaza with Trump, they can install Bolshevikism in the world by toppling America. Your apathy allowed for it.
'THEY LEFT US WITHOUT MONEY!' Chaos on streets of Paraguay after MILLIONS of people lose access to their savings and bank accounts
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Fran. Soto retweeted
Disgusting... $BTC That was a brutal rejection, almost the entire move up got retraced after the retest of the prior BOS. Looks like we’re back in the chop. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like they’re going to make the next leg higher an easy one to catch.
Sure, I am bullish on $BTC, but let’s observe the current structure. We had a strong reaction from the lows into midterms. Price swept the previous monthly low and triggered an aggressive short squeeze. The HTF structure is definitely bullish. On the LTFs, though, we’re approaching a critical area: the previous range resistance that we broke below. I mentioned that we could range for some time, so BTC may continue trading within this range. Which makes observing this key. If we can’t flip it, we’re still in the lower boundary of the range. If we do flip this box, it will likely trigger an aggressive short squeeze towards 87K–88K, where things get more interesting.
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A reminder you cannot cure "STUPID" of lattice lock.
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Big Bitcoin MIGA is getting destroyed tonight. The shitcoin casino players grift will need to move their game outside the US. Propping up Israel lead to a regime change in DC. Digital gold and credit got a colonoscopy with no KY jelley tonight. This is good news. Means the Clarity Act will never come to fruition now. Also means another country will set the tone for decentralized money now. AOC likely will run now in two years and really kill things like Bitcoin treasury companies and stablecoins. Going to be an interesting 2027 now. I hope your War was important DJT because you just shit the bed.
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