cumulative inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs hit an all-time high of $500,925.
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December 14, 2024, 02:13:19 AM
cumulative inflows into U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs hit an all-time high of $500,925.
December 14, 2024, 02:01:13 AM
December 14, 2024, 01:01:16 AM
December 14, 2024, 12:02:05 AM
Observing 102,188@Stamp
Bitcoin proxy MicroStrategy to join the Nasdaq 100 and heavily traded ‘QQQ’ ETF
Big for MSTR which will see 2.1billions shares being bought, rather than for Bitcoin.
Honey Badger doesn't care.
Bitcoin proxy MicroStrategy to join the Nasdaq 100 and heavily traded ‘QQQ’ ETF
Big for MSTR which will see 2.1billions shares being bought, rather than for Bitcoin.
Honey Badger doesn't care.
That’s wild. I bought a share of MSTR today to take the ride. This could start getting out of control. Saylor is going to be able to buy a ridiculous amount of Bitcoin over the next few months. I wonder what next week is going to look like.
none can stop saylor
December 14, 2024, 12:01:13 AM
December 13, 2024, 11:52:37 PM
easy peasy...buy AAPL back (that I sold in 2000) and don't sell AMZN (in 2002, lol)
That would lay a solid foundation to do a serious shopping in a 2010-2020 decade, haha.
No regrets, though, as we are all very lucky to have bitcoin "dropped" on our lap somewhere between 2011 and 2022 (years before are like the early universe...rapid expansion...you "blink" and you pay a couple bucks instead of a cent (or lower) per btc and 2022-2024...well, it is an era of bitcoin maturation, perhaps, although MSaylor is trying to re-accelerate it).
December 13, 2024, 11:43:19 PM
December 13, 2024, 11:26:24 PM
....
Don't start on cats vs dogs.
Which ones are too smart to stoop to being trained?
Which ones need choke chains and muzzles?
Dog people and cat people are different. Some prefer independent friends as pets while others prefer sycophantic toadies.
_____
Edit: Both cats and dogs become family members. Their loss can be devastating. The longer one's relationship with a pet and the younger the human is, the harder it is. When a pet one has had since early childhood passes away, it's almost like being orphaned. By the time one is elderly, chances are that you've had several pets come and go but it's still a sad event.
Don't start on cats vs dogs.
Which ones are too smart to stoop to being trained?
Which ones need choke chains and muzzles?
Dog people and cat people are different. Some prefer independent friends as pets while others prefer sycophantic toadies.
_____
Edit: Both cats and dogs become family members. Their loss can be devastating. The longer one's relationship with a pet and the younger the human is, the harder it is. When a pet one has had since early childhood passes away, it's almost like being orphaned. By the time one is elderly, chances are that you've had several pets come and go but it's still a sad event.
This ^
I've lost a couple of cats in my life. And it was devastating. I'm dreading the day it happens again.
Ironically, life wouldn't be so precious without death.
https://soundcloud.com/sirazimuth/river-flows4
Truly ironic in a way. I will go on a lim here and just say that life would be still precious if it were (almost) indefinite. Maybe even more precious than the laughable 100 years we have.
However brains (and AI) are working on that problem. I expect them to solve it rather soonishTM
Well life could well be extended 100s of years but the end will always come sooner or later. Ie if we all live for 300 years death would still suck.
I am 67 i can tell you I still like my life and would love to do a yoyo style Benjamin button trick 3 or 4 times.
Go to 68 age backwards to 28 forwards to 68 making me 148. I WOULD STILL WANT MORE TIME.
Time and happines, you can never have enough... many would say that goes for money too.
With 300 years potential lifespan my life decisions would be very different, I can tell you that
December 13, 2024, 11:15:58 PM
....
Don't start on cats vs dogs.
Which ones are too smart to stoop to being trained?
Which ones need choke chains and muzzles?
Dog people and cat people are different. Some prefer independent friends as pets while others prefer sycophantic toadies.
_____
Edit: Both cats and dogs become family members. Their loss can be devastating. The longer one's relationship with a pet and the younger the human is, the harder it is. When a pet one has had since early childhood passes away, it's almost like being orphaned. By the time one is elderly, chances are that you've had several pets come and go but it's still a sad event.
Don't start on cats vs dogs.
Which ones are too smart to stoop to being trained?
Which ones need choke chains and muzzles?
Dog people and cat people are different. Some prefer independent friends as pets while others prefer sycophantic toadies.
_____
Edit: Both cats and dogs become family members. Their loss can be devastating. The longer one's relationship with a pet and the younger the human is, the harder it is. When a pet one has had since early childhood passes away, it's almost like being orphaned. By the time one is elderly, chances are that you've had several pets come and go but it's still a sad event.
This ^
I've lost a couple of cats in my life. And it was devastating. I'm dreading the day it happens again.
Ironically, life wouldn't be so precious without death.
https://soundcloud.com/sirazimuth/river-flows4
Truly ironic in a way. I will go on a lim here and just say that life would be still precious if it were (almost) indefinite. Maybe even more precious than the laughable 100 years we have.
However brains (and AI) are working on that problem. I expect them to solve it rather soonishTM
Well life could well be extended 100s of years but the end will always come sooner or later. Ie if we all live for 300 years death would still suck.
I am 67 i can tell you I still like my life and would love to do a yoyo style Benjamin button trick 3 or 4 times.
Go to 68 age backwards to 28 forwards to 68 making me 148. I WOULD STILL WANT MORE TIME.
December 13, 2024, 11:08:29 PM
We might see some pumping on the MSTR Nasdaq news.
He will be able to buy the shit out of the market... if the US starts buying under Trump as well, this cycle could send us to 400-500k easily... if there is a significant cycle at all... I mean we might just enter a multi year bull with some sideways and the usual bull market corrections...
He will be able to buy the shit out of the market... if the US starts buying under Trump as well, this cycle could send us to 400-500k easily... if there is a significant cycle at all... I mean we might just enter a multi year bull with some sideways and the usual bull market corrections...
December 13, 2024, 11:01:13 PM
December 13, 2024, 10:59:04 PM
December 13, 2024, 10:53:29 PM
....
Don't start on cats vs dogs.
Which ones are too smart to stoop to being trained?
Which ones need choke chains and muzzles?
Dog people and cat people are different. Some prefer independent friends as pets while others prefer sycophantic toadies.
_____
Edit: Both cats and dogs become family members. Their loss can be devastating. The longer one's relationship with a pet and the younger the human is, the harder it is. When a pet one has had since early childhood passes away, it's almost like being orphaned. By the time one is elderly, chances are that you've had several pets come and go but it's still a sad event.
Don't start on cats vs dogs.
Which ones are too smart to stoop to being trained?
Which ones need choke chains and muzzles?
Dog people and cat people are different. Some prefer independent friends as pets while others prefer sycophantic toadies.
_____
Edit: Both cats and dogs become family members. Their loss can be devastating. The longer one's relationship with a pet and the younger the human is, the harder it is. When a pet one has had since early childhood passes away, it's almost like being orphaned. By the time one is elderly, chances are that you've had several pets come and go but it's still a sad event.
This ^
I've lost a couple of cats in my life. And it was devastating. I'm dreading the day it happens again.
Ironically, life wouldn't be so precious without death.
https://soundcloud.com/sirazimuth/river-flows4
Truly ironic in a way. I will go on a lim here and just say that life would be still precious if it were (almost) indefinite. Maybe even more precious than the laughable 100 years we have.
However brains (and AI) are working on that problem. I expect them to solve it rather soonishTM
December 13, 2024, 10:49:25 PM
seems to me that it's conscious. that escalated quickly
If it were conscious, it wouldn't answer most of the bullshit questions it gets.
Don't ask me how many bullshit question I answered in my life ... but then, it's actually questionable if I'm really conscious
December 13, 2024, 10:32:27 PM
Observing 102,188@Stamp
Bitcoin proxy MicroStrategy to join the Nasdaq 100 and heavily traded ‘QQQ’ ETF
Big for MSTR which will see 2.1billions shares being bought, rather than for Bitcoin.
Honey Badger doesn't care.
Bitcoin proxy MicroStrategy to join the Nasdaq 100 and heavily traded ‘QQQ’ ETF
Big for MSTR which will see 2.1billions shares being bought, rather than for Bitcoin.
Honey Badger doesn't care.
That’s wild. I bought a share of MSTR today to take the ride. This could start getting out of control. Saylor is going to be able to buy a ridiculous amount of Bitcoin over the next few months. I wonder what next week is going to look like.
Saylor and his attack on the fiat system... is that really it? Or is it just about money?
Because if follow your strategy, anyone can make "infinite fiat" in a few years just using bitcoin... imagine thousands of people doing that... how crazy would that be lol
December 13, 2024, 10:25:22 PM
maybe maybe not, but here is hoping to see 125k very soon this month
December 13, 2024, 10:14:24 PM
December 13, 2024, 10:01:17 PM
December 13, 2024, 09:01:13 PM
December 13, 2024, 08:52:58 PM
Saylor on a spree?
A guy with a fat finger?
We will never know
#haiku
A guy with a fat finger?
We will never know
#haiku
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