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legendary
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Not 50 cryptos

50 crypto hedge funds.  Huge difference.

That's true.  I wonder if some of them are going to be diluted with various cryptos, so I wonder how much they would be weighted in favor of BTC.  Devil might be in the details in terms of what ultimately ends up being the product(s) that is (are) being offered.

More information on a CoinDesk article:

https://www.coindesk.com/billionaire-investor-eyes-1-billion-crypto-hedge-fund

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Elwood Asset Management, the firm that manages Howard’s personal digital assets, will oversee the launch, construction and direction of the new fund. The aim is to find firms that satisfy Elwood’s due diligence in order to avoid so-called blow ups.

“Losing traditional assets in the real world is hard. In the digital world, it’s very easy to lose assets — put in the wrong address for a bitcoin transfer and it’s gone forever,” said Bin Ren, CEO, blockchain funds specialist at Elwood.

Ideally, Howard’s venture will identify enough firms to invest in to offer their own clients portfolio options that satisfy their risk profiles, liquidity needs and diversity requirements.

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I would like a lot of things, but grandma tends to refuse to give them to me.   Cry Cry Cry

That's why bitcoin gonna liberate some of us.   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy

Like I said before, whether you are "liberated" or eventually lose it all was already pre-ordained by the arguments of people like Plato and Aristotle millennia ago.  No amount of Jewish propaganda can defeat the invisble hand of the market in the end.  Or as I told Anonymint earlier:

Quote from: realr0ach
On a long enough timeline, anything that's not a physical commodity resource is guaranteed to go no bid just like any other worthless fiat.  If the infrastructure to create and facilitate Bitcoin existed in the year 0 AD, Bitcoin would not exist today.  Since it's not a real commodity or resource, there is no reason for anyone to consistently place value in it on a long enough timeline beyond speculation (pump and dump scams).  Facilitation of pump and dump scams is NOT a reliable price floor.  If you have no reliable price floor, you have nothing and it's going to disappear.

It's required to be a physical commodity resource to attain this reliable price floor.  Why is it so hard for you to understand that Aristole is correct and money is required to be a physical commodity resource and Plato was a moron who was wrong about just about everything concerning economics?
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I would like to see us rally in the next 3 days or so.  We have a nice green candle closed on the daily which is a good jumping off point.



I would like a lot of things, but grandma tends to refuse to give them to me.   Cry Cry Cry


That's why bitcoin gonna liberate some of us.   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy


Hopefully. 



Yeah, "hopefully" =-> You fickle merciless bitch!

legendary
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I would like to see us rally in the next 3 days or so.  We have a nice green candle closed on the daily which is a good jumping off point.



I would like a lot of things, but grandma tends to refuse to give them to me.   Cry Cry Cry


That's why bitcoin gonna liberate some of us.   Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy


Hopefully. 

legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
This is big:

Billionaire Alan Howard eyes 1 billion crypto fund management venture


From the article:

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Elwood Asset Management — owned by British billionaire and Brevan Howard founder Alan Howard — is planning a $1 billion venture into the crypto hedge fund space.

Alan Howard is one of the most successful investor in the street with a track record of several decades trading.
This is real institutional money flowing into bitcoin.

The article indicates that they have identified "50 cryptos" to satisfy their "due diligence."    Seems reasonable depending upon how one defines "due diligence".  

Holy fuck!!!!!!  Another shitshow, unless they narrow down the number of their coins; perhaps to one coin?  Not one coin,  I mean bitcoin.  I mean corn.
They are smart enough to invest the appropriate %age of their funds in bitcoin, without us forumers advertising to keep that percentage at the correct level of... 100%


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Ren — who formerly served as chief investment officer at Brevan Howard’s Systematic Investment Group — said that screening of the sector had resulted in Elwood identifying up to 50 crypto hedge funds as “probably satisfy our due diligence.”

Not 50 cryptos

50 crypto hedge funds.  Huge difference.

That's true.  I wonder if some of them are going to be diluted with various cryptos, so I wonder how much they would be weighted in favor of BTC.  Devil might be in the details in terms of what ultimately ends up being the product(s) that is (are) being offered.
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Jack Dorsey is such a piece of shit retard.  He has pictures on his Twitter feed promoting Michael Brown - a literal STRONG ARM ROBBERY criminal killed in the act of committing the crime on video tape.  There's no fucking he said/she said about it at all.  It's all on video tape with him caught in the act committing a robbery.  Yet Jack Dorsey is promoting the idea that black criminals should be able to rob, kill, and steal with zero consequences. The victim wasn't even a white person like shitlib, Jewish Marxists usually rally against.  It was a fucking Indian!  

Where the fuck are the Pajeets???  #IndianLivesMatter???

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Is it just me?
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The Concierge of Crypto
What I remember is:

up up down down left right left right B A ... select (for two players) start.
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what is this "brake pedal" you speak of?
Best sequels??

Terminator judgement day .....?

Gonna think this one through when I have a clear mind ( but T2 was a clear call)

wrath of khan, sequel to star trek the motion picture
road warrior, sequel to mad max


then along came the reboot of mad max a couple years ago which blew the original away big time..
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I would like to see us rally in the next 3 days or so.  We have a nice green candle closed on the daily which is a good jumping off point.

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Not stacking sats, but stacking them glasses

The GF can’t follow up bro’s

Computer, zoom on C-4, enhance!

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*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*
legendary
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I think the only one I can remember is Aliens just because Bill Paxton was brutally funny. Cheesy




I'm not sure I'd say that Aliens was "better", but you make a good point, it was at least as good, and that is goddamned good!

The editing in that first firefight down in the reactor, cutting between views down there and the body cam monitors up in the command car...just brilliant.
legendary
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This is big:

Billionaire Alan Howard eyes 1 billion crypto fund management venture


From the article:

Quote
Elwood Asset Management — owned by British billionaire and Brevan Howard founder Alan Howard — is planning a $1 billion venture into the crypto hedge fund space.

Alan Howard is one of the most successful investor in the street with a track record of several decades trading.
This is real institutional money flowing into bitcoin.

The article indicates that they have identified "50 cryptos" to satisfy their "due diligence."    Seems reasonable depending upon how one defines "due diligence".  

Holy fuck!!!!!!  Another shitshow, unless they narrow down the number of their coins; perhaps to one coin?  Not one coin,  I mean bitcoin.  I mean corn.
They are smart enough to invest the appropriate %age of their funds in bitcoin, without us forumers advertising to keep that percentage at the correct level of... 100%


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Ren — who formerly served as chief investment officer at Brevan Howard’s Systematic Investment Group — said that screening of the sector had resulted in Elwood identifying up to 50 crypto hedge funds as “probably satisfy our due diligence.”

Not 50 cryptos

50 crypto hedge funds.  Huge difference.
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
^Is it just me or did someone mess up quotes again?
LOL
It happens when you are using it from phone. I believe Mic use his phone most of the time.
Wine with gin and tonics probably doesn't help either....

But it does help through Some struggles Cheesy, like through  a 15 cm red bar on a 14 cm iPhone screen Tongue
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
^Is it just me or did someone mess up quotes again?
LOL
It happens when you are using it from phone. I believe Mic use his phone most of the time.
Mic is old, drunk and has a fat finger... messing with buttons is standard for him.


The OLD part is what you think is OLD.........
I still feel good Roll Eyes
legendary
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BTC + Crossfit, living life.
Angel has fallen.... it was better as the previous 2 movies (not a +8 movie but enjoyable) Cheesy

Really? It was better?

That is an uncommon occurrence that a sequel is better.

I think the only one I can remember is Aliens just because Bill Paxton was brutally funny. Cheesy




There are a few not many but still there are a few

Best sequels??

Terminator judgement day .....?

Gonna think this one through when I have a clear mind ( but T2 was a clear call)
legendary
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This is big:

Billionaire Alan Howard eyes 1 billion crypto fund management venture


Quote
Elwood Asset Management — owned by British billionaire and Brevan Howard founder Alan Howard — is planning a $1 billion venture into the crypto hedge fund space.

Alan Howard is one of the most successful investor in the street with a track record of several decades trading.
This is real institutional money flowing into bitcoin.

The article indicates that they have identified "50 cryptos" to satisfy their "due diligence."    Seems reasonable depending upon how one defines "due diligence". 

Holy fuck!!!!!!  Another shitshow, unless they narrow down the number of their coins; perhaps to one coin?  Not one coin,  I mean bitcoin.  I mean corn.
They are smart enough to invest the appropriate %age of their funds in bitcoin, without us forumers advertising to keep that percentage at the correct level of... 100%
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