Real Heidi @ProgramsRP

In hindsight... we should've known it was the local top

Michael Saylor @saylor

a month ago

Let me recap the earnings call. $MSTR

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Everyone's staring at the Middle East. Almost nobody is watching the two men just brought into the Federal Reserve. New Chair Kevin Warsh made his first hires. Both tell you exactly where this is going. Paul Winfree wrote the Federal Reserve chapter of Project 2025. Daniel Heil is a Hoover Institution fellow, the same place Warsh came from. Temporary contractors on policy for now. The direction is permanent. So what do these people actually believe? This is the part that matters. Kill the employment mandate. Right now the Fed has a DUAL mandate. Maximum employment and stable prices. Their agenda is to strip it down to inflation only. Translation: in the next recession, the Fed would not cut rates to save jobs. Rising unemployment stops being its problem. Rules over discretion. Instead of a committee deciding case by case, policy follows a fixed formula. Sounds disciplined. In practice it removes the "Fed put," the reflex to rescue markets every time something cracks. Less flexibility, less bailout, more rigidity. A gold or commodity anchor. Tying the dollar to gold would make money printing almost impossible. No QE. No 2008 style flood, no 2020 style flood. A hard deflationary leash on the entire system. Slim the staff. The Fed runs on hundreds of independent PhD economists. Cut them and you cut the institution's ability to push back. Fewer experts in the room means more power sitting with the Chair and his hand picked loyalists. Now connect the dots. Each idea on its own looks like restraint. Stack them together and you get something else. A narrower mission, a rigid framework chosen at the top, and an internal staff too thin to say no. That is not a smaller Fed. That is a more controllable one. And here's the contradiction nobody is pricing in. Trump wants rate cuts. The Iran oil shock is pushing inflation back UP. A true inflation only, rules based Fed would HOLD or HIKE into that. So either this reform agenda is about long term control rather than short term obedience, or the "rules" bend the second they become inconvenient. First FOMC under Warsh is June 16 and 17. An institution born in secret on Jekyll Island in 1910, sold to the public as independent, is being handed to people loyal to a project rather than the place itself. This isn't reform. It's consolidation. The same machine, fewer hands on the controls, and almost no one left inside willing to argue.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

This is a massive risk to anyone using Saturn Credit, if you have anything in this protocol be careful

jasperthefriendlyghost.eth @drjasper_eth

a week ago

Are y'all following the STRC shit? The single largest holder of STRC shares is a stablecoin protocol. They have $300m in shares and loop it for the stable. This propped up STRC for a while even when MSTR was at a discount. Now STRC is below 100 and saylor has been forced to

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The only thing to be bearish on is the legacy fiat system

The political theatre is off the charts right now Don’t trust any of it

The Spectator Index @spectatorindex

a week ago

BREAKING: Axios reports that Trump told Netanyahu in their latest phonecall, 'You’re f***ing crazy. You’d be in prison if it weren’t for me. I’m saving your ass. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this.'

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Never sell your Bitcoin *unless you can't afford to pay out your dividends

Is Saylor going to sell MORE Bitcoin?

Learning Crypto @learningcrypto

a week ago

HE TOLD YOU HE WAS NEVER SELLING BITCOIN. Michael Saylor just sold 32 BTC. The amount doesn't matter as much as the precedent does. Every future bear market, you'll wonder: "Is this when Saylor dumps 200,000 BTC?" Trust has been permanently broken. Full breakdown here:

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Why did Saylor sell 32 Bitcoin?

The greatest retail extraction in history is coming up

Peter B @realpeteyb123

3 weeks ago

Space X is rushing to go public before momentum pops, also why Trump wants to wait 30 days more for a supposed peace deal with Iran before they start bombing again. All the special donors, insiders, tech elite are about to have a massive pay day. They don’t want to ruin it.

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I call this one “The Bitcoin president”

PCE: 3.8% (EXP 3.8%) GDP: 1.6% (EXP 2%) April PCE inflation, the Fed's preferred inflation measure, rises to 3.8%, the highest since May 2023, while GDP (growth) is BELOW expectations. $37T in federal debt rolling at these yields is a disaster that the United States cannot tackle without cutting rates. They needed the cuts six months ago. They're slowing the economy on purpose. They let the labour market soften, pushed a disinflation narrative and rode it straight into rate cuts that were always going to happen, while telling you it was the economy's fault. June FOMC is two and a half weeks away. Watch what they do. Inflation never went away, they just adjusted how they measure it and how they portray it. The dollar keeps losing purchasing power every quarter.

The banks love a scapegoat

unusual_whales @unusual_whales

2 weeks ago

"Donald Trump risks triggering a financial crisis," the European Central Bank has said

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CitizenX @CitizenX

3 weeks ago

Best Plan B passport options for hodlers: 1. El Salvador 2. Saint Kitts 3. São Tomé A second passport is the ultimate Plan B for you and your family. Join @sircryptotips & @PlanBpassport on a live webinar next week. Secure your spot below. Your grandchildren will thank you.

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The SpaceX IPO is the most brazen retail fleecing in modern market history. NASDAQ has REWRITTEN the index rules specifically for this listing. The 10% minimum free float requirement: gone. The 3 to 12 month seasoning period before index inclusion: cut to 15 trading days. Companies with small floats can now be weighted at 3x their actual float. Translation: every passive index fund, every 401k, every pension is about to be force-fed SPCX whether they want it or not. And what exactly are they buying? Class A shares carrying ONE vote each, while Musk holds 93.6% of the Class B super voting shares at TEN votes each. That gives him 85.1% of voting power on a 42% economic interest. He cannot be outvoted. He cannot be removed. CEO, CTO and board chairman simultaneously. For reference: Zuckerberg controls 61% of Meta. Buffett 35% of Berkshire. Musk: 85.1%. SpaceX is also claiming "controlled company" status, exempting it from needing a majority of independent directors. Shareholders waive the right to a jury trial. They waive the right to class actions. Mandatory arbitration only, courtesy of an SEC rule change pushed through on a party line vote last September. $1.75 trillion valuation. $80 billion raise. Largest IPO in history. The rules of the game were quietly rewritten so one man could extract maximum capital from retail while answering to no one.

POV: Politicians watching you vote every election thinking it will make a difference

SpaceX and OpenAI IPOs in the heart of the everything bubble... what could go wrong?

What’s the main difference between Monero and most altcoins? There aren’t VCs, MMs, exchanges, pumping the price It has organic demand

Asia rising, Africa rising, Latin America rising NATO games rejected Proxy wars rejected The era of being lectured by Washington is done The west is falling and the east is ready to capture it all

MFA Russia 🇷🇺 @mfa_russia

3 weeks ago

🇷🇺🇨🇳 Joint Declaration on the Emergence of a Multipolar World and International Relations of a New Type. Adopted on May 20 by Presidents of Russia & China following bilateral talks. 📄 t.me/MFARussia/29962

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