@parkeralewis ASST is a btc beta play, they are not competing with btc. People know this and are allowed to buy whatever they want
Btw, ASST offers a new, btc-backed product that’s increasing demand for btc via pools of $ that wouldn’t touch it previously
You’re just being a hater
@parkeralewis Re-read my tweet. I was buying in Feb/March at $7-8 per share, another 40-50% lower than where its currently trading
mnav bottomed on 2/24 at 0.55
🚨🚨🚨There is a major flaw in the BRCA of the proposed Clarity Act:
(d) CLARIFICATION OF TREATMENT explicitly states that the protections in subsection (c) DO NOT EXTEND to (or "modify the application of") 18 U.S.C. § 1960(b)(1)(C) for a specific subset of conduct by an "initial person."
18 U.S.C. § 1960 prohibits operating an unlicensed money transmitting business. Subsection (b)(1)(C) covers cases involving the transportation or transmission of funds that the defendant knows are:
(1) Derived from a criminal offense (e.g., proceeds of fraud, drug trafficking, etc.); or
(2) Intended to be used to promote or support unlawful activity (e.g., funding terrorism, further crimes).
This is the exact 1960 subsection now being used to target developers. Every builder and developer knows their tool could be used for nefarious purposes. Under this law, that knowledge alone is enough to send you to prison for years. There is NO PROTECTION for developers in the Clarity Act while this carve out remains.
@MakeSunsets Pretending to understand the millions of factors that go into “climate change” and the 2nd/3rd/4th order effects of messing with things is either born of ego or ignorance
Stop playing God
What these numbnuts fail to comprehend is that the supply itself doesn’t matter.
What matters is the guarantee.
ETH’s supply schedule was different before and it will be different in the future when they decide to pivot yet again (a la central banking cartel run by virgin nerds).
Bitcoin’s is the same as it was in the beginning and will be the same into eternity (a la physics & thermodynamic security)
Crypto has far more in common with fiat than it does with bitcoin, because it’s about owning the means of issuance.
Bitcoin was designed for a very specific reason: to remove the issuer of the money.
It places money into the realm of physics so that we can all go and focus on doing more meaningful things with our lives.
@ktreywalsh Dictatorships have a bad rep, but it depends on the dictator. Who wouldn’t want to live under Marcus Aurelius?
And let’s not forget, western civilization as we know it was built by monarchies
@ktreywalsh On a long enough time frame, democracy always devolves into something like a communism due to the incentive structure. The founding fathers knew this, which is why they made the US a republic
If this is true, it means the Biden admin sold roughly 170,000 btc, completely decimating the US bitcoin reserves
As an American, I’m embarrassed
As a Bitcoiner, I’m wildly bullish
Full list of BTC holdings. Request was dated March 24, response is from today. DM me your email, I'll send you the files.
Total BTC holdings are 28,988.35643016, or approx. $3.44 Billion at current price.
US Marshal Service liquidates assets in public auctions, so unless they announced a sale, this list should be accurate.
If you want to pay another $10,000, I can Google that for you.
Elon can build rockets, self driving cars, ai, robots, and give internet to everyone on the planet
And he will still underperform @Saylor, who just buys bitcoin
This will be the market’s proof that NOTHING is more important to the human race than the proliferation of #bitcoin
@HHorsley “We don’t do gold” is hilarious considering it’s outperformed the S&P500 over the past 25 years
That family office is likely underperforming a shiny rock
@NEEDcreations@BigSeanHarris Cmon man. No one is buying these tickers for price appreciation. They serve a very specific purpose
This argument either stems from ignorance or bad faith