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@Eszqja@MelGibsonxvyv I personally think this is the reason why they're pushing a nuclear war with Russia or something more deep and interesting to unfold.
@Kim_Schlumpfi@MelGibsonxvyv I feel sorry for Germany if the EU is striking the Islam religion in your country. I personally think your Government should do something about it.
@SteveBo22@MelGibsonxvyv You may be right. Well I don't know so much about the EU and how it operates indoors. I feel all EU members should have an equal say in the union.
@l01716397clown@MelGibsonxvyv If ever Germany is feeling cheated or something isn't adding up somewhere. Then they should leave like the UK did and I personally agree they should do more work on their immigration system.
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BITCOIN COULD GET HIT HARD ON MONDAY
Everyone's comfortable up here. That's exactly the problem.
Here's what's stacking up against Bitcoin right now:
The Fed just hiked. First time in over three years, unanimous, to 3.75-4.00%. And the dot plot points to another hike before year-end, with three more priced by mid-2027.
That's the single worst backdrop for a risk asset. Higher rates drain liquidity, and Bitcoin is the most liquidity-sensitive asset on the board.
Inflation isn't cooperating. PCE at 3.7%, core at 3.4%. Both well above target. Warsh said it plainly, inflation is "too high and has been for too long." No pivot coming.
Oil above $100. Diesel at record highs. That feeds straight back into inflation, which keeps the Fed hawkish, which keeps the pressure on.
Yields near 2007 levels. The 30-year at 5.28%. When you can get 5% risk-free, speculative assets have to justify themselves against that. Most can't.
Leverage is stacked. Every bounce builds more long positions. When the first level cracks, liquidations chain into each other and the drop goes vertical.
Put it all together, and the setup is ugly:
β Tightening Fed
β Sticky inflation
β Energy shock
β Yields at multi-decade highs
β Overleveraged longs
The crowd is calling for continuation. The macro is pointing the other way.
If risk-off hits Monday, Bitcoin doesn't fall gently. It falls first and hardest, because that's what happens when funds raise cash. They sell what they can, not what they want.
I'll be watching the open closely.
Turn notifications on. I'll post the move before it hits the headlines.
BREAKING: CNBC REPORTS ELON MUSK IS CONSIDERING A MERGER BETWEEN SPACEX AND TESLA, CREATING A $7.5 TRILLION COMPANY
THE NEW ENTITY COULD HOLD MORE THAN 30,000 #BITCOIN ON ITS BALANCE SHEET.
THE WORLDβS LARGEST CORPORATE BITCOIN HOLDER COULD BE TAKING SHAPE.
The people who actually planted the first lasting English-speaking settlements in the northern colonies did it in one of the colder stretches of the Little Ice Age. Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, and the Maine/New Hampshire frontiers were not founded by later 19th-century famine refugees. They were founded by English Puritans and other Protestant groups from Britain, with Scots-Irish (Ulster Presbyterians of Scottish Lowland stock) arriving in numbers from the 1710s onward and pushing into the backcountry.
@Jakobnors@ibuhre Russia is a strategic threats to Europe especially now the EU and NATO allies has flooded Russian borders and preparing for the right time. So yes Russia should be the enemy
No, that ranking is not "common knowledge." It is a recycled 19thβearly 20th century racial hierarchy that has been thoroughly debunked by genetics, history, and data.
Genetics and ancestry
Modern population genetics (large-scale studies from 1000 Genomes, gnomAD, etc.) shows continuous variation across Europe, not discrete "ranks." Northern Europeans (English, Scottish, German, Dutch, Scandinavian) and Southern Europeans (including Italians and Sicilians) are all European populations with substantial shared ancestry and gene flow. Sicilians and Southern Italians have more Near Eastern and North African admixture on average due to historical Mediterranean trade, Greek colonization, and later migrationsβthis is measurable and not a "big step down." Irish and Slavic groups cluster firmly within European variation. There is no genetic ranking of "first-rank whites" that maps onto civilizational achievement.