Too many viral clips taking my Iced Coffee Hour Bitcoin quote out of context.
Been long Bitcoin for years.
My point was simple: a 12% Bitcoin allocation seems concentrated and unaligned with Graham’s stated goal of capital preservation. Disagree with the allocation take but calling me anti-Bitcoin is just intellectually dishonest.
Acquire operating sites where power is already flowing, structure each deal in alignment with shareholders' interests, and convert those sites to AI-ready capacity on the timeline customers actually need.
That is what Z Squared does, and we are building the pipeline to do it at scale.
$ZSQR
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#NYC#LandlordRights#HousingCrisis#SquatterCrisis
I’m a NYC landlord.
A tenant used fake financial documents and a bounced check to get into my property.
He has now lived there for 8 months — without paying a single dollar.
My losses are over $50,000 and still growing.
Police won’t act.
DA won’t act.
The system tells me: go to housing court and wait.
I followed the law. I hired a lawyer. I even gave him extra time to leave.
He’s still there.
Let me ask a simple question:
When someone uses fraud to take your property, why is it treated like a normal tenant dispute?
This system doesn’t protect honest people.
It punishes them.
NYC talks about a “housing crisis.”
But who would rent out their property under these conditions?
This is not just my story.
This is happening to small landlords across New York.
And nobody is fixing it.
How is this different or better than simply building a bot on @IBKR with certain real-time parameters? Traders are going to want to take advantage real-time of real-time info to make faster trades, like if someone buys this weeks NVDA 190c and spends $2m clean (not tied to another option)
@cupcake_trader@tastyliveshow Really like this. I do some of this manually but I'd like to follow in your footsteps
Tastyliveshow gives us a lot of great research
Hopefully you see enough success to take the bot live!
Ordering 3 of these if these #'s are remotely true. I'lll self manage at home, but eventually would make sense to use a business location with an automatic charger and car wash with vacuums
The $30k net profit per Robotaxi reverse-engineers from base-case assumptions in analyst models/Tesla vision: 60k-80k miles/yr utilization (24/7 ops minus ~20-30% downtime) × $0.40-$0.50 net per mile to owner.
Per-car unit economics (annual example at 75k miles):
- Rider revenue: $1/mi avg fare = $75k
- Tesla platform fee (30%): -$22.5k
- Owner share: $52.5k
- Ops costs: energy $5k (0.07/mi), maint/tires $7.5k (0.10/mi), ins $4k, cleaning $2k = -$18.5k
- Net: ~$34k (tuned to $30k conservative)
At scale, robotaxi fleets explode supply (Cybercabs at $25-30k cost pay off in <1 yr). Ride-hailing costs drop 60-80% (driver pay was ~70% of Uber economics), prices crash, demand explodes 5-10x via elasticity/new use cases. Market balloons; shifts to decentralized ownership + Tesla network monopoly via software moat; crushes legacy taxis/Uber margins; reduces personal car ownership. Transport becomes abundant & cheap.
@comic@ActuallyClimber You’re incapable of thinking out 3-5 years Mr Retard. You would have hated $AMZN in 2001 as well. Most people did, especially when it was down 80%