Freya

I design my life with purpose and fuel it with optimism. Driven by a grand vision, a resilient heart, and the belief that my potential is truly limitless.

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

The early spring sunshine is as warm as ever. It brings a touch of warmth, allowing me to feel hope and strength even in the cold. No matter how cold it is outside, there is a ray of sunshine in my heart, and there is warmth and courage to keep moving forward.

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

@klane2576 thanks

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

The early spring sunshine is as warm as ever. It brings a touch of warmth, allowing me to feel hope and strength even in the cold. No matter how cold it is outside, there is a ray of sunshine in my heart, and there is warmth and courage to keep moving forward.

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

From the daily chart, we can see BTC staged a strong recovery after its sharp mid-year pullback. It is now consolidating around the $84,600 level. Short-term volatility is inevitable, yet the long-term trend remains intact. Just hold patiently and wait.

[Politics UK @PolitlcsUK]

🚨 BREAKING: The average price of Diesel has hit £2 a litre for the first time ever in the UK

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

@her_voice6 What realization?

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

It’s so moreish.

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

Arthur Hayes, Chief Investment Officer of Maelstrom Fund, contends that US policymakers may resort to monetary expansion to fund the AI sector and US Treasury obligations, which would in turn lift crypto asset prices.

[Freya @FreyaBimbirys]

Just me today 🤍 What do you think?

[Brian Wilkes @BrianGoodner]

Silver chart is getting interesting...

To me, $64–66 is the current battle zone.

We've seen silver dip briefly into the high $62 range, but it hasn't wanted to stay there and only hit there for a short time period, maybe minutes. That makes $63 look like pretty strong support to me — there seem to be buyers around $63 or slightly below.

On the other side, $68 has been tough. Silver gets up there and sellers seem to show up pretty quickly.

But if we can break through $68, suddenly that $71–72 resistance might not be quite as strong. Then I think things could get really interesting...

If we can break through $71–72, there doesn't seem to be nearly as much obvious resistance after that.

But the really interesting test could be $90.

Michael Oliver has said that, based on the long-term momentum he's seeing, “if it hits $90, it ain't stopping.”

Traditional TA gives us another thing to watch. If silver reaches $90 for a third time and gets rejected again, that could create a triple-top setup and potentially lead to a pullback.

But that doesn't mean $90 can't eventually break. It just means I'd be paying very close attention to what happens there.

I don't rely on TA alone with silver (I actually pay a lot more attention to sentiment, momentum and fundamentals), but I think the chart is pretty interesting here...and I do strongly respect Michael Oliver's work and am a subscriber (I know his summer prediction was wrong about hitting $200 and possibly overshooting to $300-$500)

We'll see...but I think in the end, he is right, outside of timing, and I believe exciting times are coming.

[Fynn @fynnvestor]

What salary does someone need to live comfortably in the UK today?

[Aaron Livingston @AaronLiv_]

Friendly reminder:

250k BTC is only a 3x from here.

We shall teleport there soon.

#HODL

[BarriC @B_arri_C]

I first accumulated $XRP in 2017 at $0.006

I first accumulated $QNT in 2020 at $5

And as of right now, this is the most excited I’ve been when it comes to both $XRP and $QNT

As this is the closest we have ever been to mass adoption, utilisation and tokenisation on a global scale

Q4 of 2026 is going to be massive for both $XRP , $QNT and all of crypto

[Chuckie Hates eCom @chuckiegregory]

I’m so fucking sick of giving away 3% of all our revenue just for processing a payment. Like how is that not disrupted yet? Most ecom brands run on around 15% net. So we are giving up over 16% of our potential pre transaction fee profits to these bastards. Someone please disrupt this. It’s as if credit card processing companies are 16% equity holders in all our businesses.

[Jeff Swanson @theswansjr]

Most people won’t spend 20 hours learning Bitcoin, even if that work could pull retirement forward by 20 years.

The average person will...
Binge a season
Argue in comment sections
Scroll for hours

But won’t spend the time to understand the hardest money we’ve ever had.

That gap is the opportunity.
Don't be average.

Do the 20 hours.
Bitcoin

[Shagun 💰 @shaguncrypto]

No disrespect, but making $150K and still living paycheck to paycheck is crazy.

[Money Quotes @MoneyQuotesX]

The dream is to wake up knowing money isn't a problem..

[EliteOptionsTrader @EliteOptions2]

I used to be you.

Waking up early for a job I hated.

Losing money on trades I didn't understand.

Starting over and feeling like I learned nothing.

Now the people who laughed are asking for help.

Keep going.

You can't see it from where you are…

But it gets so much better.

[Patrimonio con Criterio @patrimcriterio]

🇪🇸España se nos está yendo de las manos.

Una caña: 3 €.
Un café con leche: 2,50 €.
Pedir comida a domicilio para uno: 20 €.
Gasolina: 1,93 €/litro.
Diésel: 1,93 €/litro.
Una clase práctica de conducir: 35 €.
Un taxi para un trayecto corto: 15 €.
La compra semanal para una persona: 70 €.
Una noche en un hotel normalito: 100 €.
Alquilar un piso de 80 m²: 1.200 € al mes.

Y mi favorita:
El comedor escolar de dos niños: más de 200 € al mes.

Nada de lujos. Nada de caprichos.

Solo vivir, comer, trabajar y sacar adelante una familia.

Y todo esto después de que Hacienda se haya llevado su parte de tu nómina.

Trabajas. Cobras. Pagas impuestos. Vuelves a pagar por todo.

Y todavía te preguntan por qué no consigues ahorrar.

[Gublo @Gubloinvestor]

Here is a list of stocks with double upside over the next 24 months.

Smart money accumulates when the market is quiet these are flying completely under the radar right now.

$SOFI AT $16.50

$LMND AT $45

$PGY AT $17.60

$TREE AT $25

[George - £142k 🇬🇧 @GMFinX]

Breaking down my September payslip 📊

Annual pay rise this month.

Payments
• Monthly salary: £4,206.90
• Pension contribution: –£210.35
Total: £3,996.55

Deductions
• Tax: £642.40
• Employee’s NI: £235.88
• Student loan: £139
Total: £1,017.28

Other (employer)
• Employer’s NI: £536.93
• Pension: £210.35

Notes:

• My pension is salary sacrifice allowing me to go slightly over £50k salary without going into higher rate tax.
• Tax code: changed to 1025L

[Pippa Crerar @PippaCrerar]

BREAKING: Andy Burnham says he is going to "rip the plaster off" to fix broken social care system.

New system will be universal, free at the point of use, and funded by everybody, he says, and Labour will fight next general election on delivering it.

PM says annual cost is "not as high" as the £18bn a year that has been suggested - and that he will take his time to work out how it will be paid for.

"The challenge in public finances is real so it has to be done carefully to avoid putting pressure on the public purse," he tells @bbclaurak