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Bitcoin treasury news, and how to get paid from it. Lux Wire for breaking news and the trade behind it. Subscribers get options education.

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@HermesLux is now @LuxWire.

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@RosaneBonoro @EmmanuelMacron The last time France was conquered was in World War II. Conquered twice within 100 years impressive. The US isn't going to save them a second time.

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UPDATE: NerdQaxe++ Bitcoin Solo Miner - Revision 6

I've been going strong with this little guy. I did have the replace the fan when i knocked it over and it broke, but all good now. After 13 months I am now 1 month away from receiving my first payout of .001 BTC. That will be worth $1,000 once BTC reaches $1M. The electric cost is worth it. Never selling. @SoloSatoshi @Braiins

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NerdQaxe++ Bitcoin Solo Miner - Revision 6

Mining as part of a pool, I have generated 0.00005452 BTC ($6.68) in the first month.

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The US government owed $1.57 trillion at the end of fiscal 1984. On Oct 14 of this year, total public debt stood at $40.33 trillion, about 26 times as much.

Fiscal 2026 alone added about $2.53 trillion. Bitcoin's 21 million cap has been in the code since 2009, and no vote, budget or emergency has changed it.

The full Weekly Brief, with the Debt Clock chart going back to 1984, is free: https://t.co/ahQkjnJ6gk

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Need more Bitcoin. Planning to role some covered calls again this week to pay for it.

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@NBCNews We're home free, fellas!

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I don't know about you all, but I'm really enjoying letting the IRS finance my Bitcoin for me.

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In December 1903, one of the most famous scientists in America had $50,000 from the War Department and a flying machine called the Aerodrome. It fell into the Potomac.

Nine days later, two bicycle mechanics from Dayton who never graduated from high school flew at Kitty Hawk.

I see that same split running through hiring, school, the news and money right now. Tomorrow at 2 PM ET I'm publishing the full story: When Institutions Fail, Builders Build Their Own.

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@elonmusk @bot Or manage your open table account.

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@MD_ata21 Not as far as I can tell. Seems more like algos doing what algos do.

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I noticed this too. Very strange.

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BREAKING: Something very WEIRD just happened.

Bitcoin and Ethereum suddenly dumped, while major AI stock perpetuals plunged 5% within SECONDS, then quickly bounced.

No obvious news. U.S. stock markets closed.

With onchain trading running 24/7, there’s no rest anymore.

A weekend shakeout… or a warning before BLACK MONDAY?

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The divisibility of BTC into sats will always ensure there is more room for everyone to buy, though some more than others.

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We found room for more orange.

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@RCJonX It's amazing how beautiful a country can become when you remove everything that is woke and far left.

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Today's Subscribers post, quoted at the top of this thread, walks through the full path, the regret math of premium kept against upside missed, and a plan for the next morning.

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Getting called away on a covered call feels like losing your shares. It works more like a sale you set up in advance, at a price you picked, with a payment for waiting.

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It can also happen early. US stock options can be exercised any trading day before expiration, and the usual trigger is a dividend worth more than the time value left in the call.

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@intangiblecoins The dormant coin side is the part I watch most. Old holders selling into a quiet market is a supply wave that ends once those coins find new owners, while soft ETF and treasury buying can turn back on in a single week.

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Owning Bitcoin and owning a claim on Bitcoin look the same on a brokerage screen. They behave very differently on a bad day.

A fund share, an exchange balance and a treasury company's stock all live on someone else's ledger, under someone else's rules on withdrawals, lending and redemptions. Coins behind your own keys live on the Bitcoin ledger itself, and nobody can pause them for you.

Plenty of people want the convenience of a claim, and that is a fair trade when you make it on purpose. Where people get hurt is holding a claim while believing they hold the coins.

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@gmnome The Satoshi line is the one I read differently from the rest of that list. Every other holder on it can sell into the market someday, while those coins are best treated as gone from the float.