@JOODS89@krassenstein The more emotional, controversial, or shocking the topic, the more attention it generates. The algorithm has a voracious appetite for strong emotions, and they're taking advantage of it.
After months of strikes, billions spent, and triumphant headlines, the conclusion seems to be that we know less than before. If inspectors cannot verify the true status of the program or account for all the material, then this is not a solved problem. It's a massive blind spot with potentially global consequences.
@DramaAlert I won't judge her decision to have an abortion. That's a deeply personal choice. But one thing I've learned is that what we try to escape today often has a way of finding us later.
That stupid tradition of smashing the birthday person's face into a cake is something I've never understood, especially when it's done to a baby. A birthday is supposed to be a time for celebration, joy, and making happy memories. Some people seem incapable of enjoying a special moment without turning it into a joke at someone else's expense. It reflects a pretty twisted sense of humor and a complete lack of sensitivity.
It is abhorrent that this couple turned one of the most painful decisions of their lives into public entertainment. Converting such a deeply personal family matter into content for public consumption is a degradation of the most basic principles of privacy and human dignity. At some point, it starts to look like nothing is off-limits as long as it generates clicks, attention, and money.
It is abhorrent that this couple chose to make one of the most painful decisions of their lives public in order to satisfy curiosity, voyeurism, and the endless urge of others to weigh in. Turning their situation into a public spectacle is a degradation of the most basic concepts of privacy and human dignity. To them, it seems that everything is worth sacrificing for virality and money.
@washingtonpost Nobody gives something for nothing, especially in politics. I put money out, and I expect money back 🫰🏼... that's how the game is played.
@WatcherGuru From what I understand, the main advantage will be 24/7 access and faster transactions. Other than that, it's still the same old bank money, with the same risks and under the same rules. The only thing that changes is the speed of the train.
@zerohedge Hmm 🤔... The political takeaway is that he may be easing an important demand to help secure a deal with Iran. That's why the headline says he's 'softening his red line.' Did he just blink?
📊 Resumen del mercado | 4 de junio
Jornada de rotación en Wall Street.
El dinero salió parcialmente de tecnología y buscó refugio en sectores más tradicionales, mientras los inversionistas celebraban señales de menor tensión geopolítica.
🔹 Dow Jones: +1.73%
🔹 S&P 500: +0.41%
🔹 Nasdaq: -0.09%
🔹 Russell 2000: +1.44%
🟠 #Bitcoin continuó bajo presión y perdió momentáneamente los $63K antes de recuperar parte del terreno.
La narrativa principal del día:
🌍 Menos tensión geopolítica.
🛢️ #Petróleo a la baja.
🤖 Pausa en la euforia de la IA.
💰 Rotación hacia sectores tradicionales.
Ahora el mercado espera los próximos datos laborales de EE.UU. y cualquier novedad relacionada con #Irán.
@CNBC It wouldn't be for coffee and golf... although, come to think of it, history has shown that some of the most important deals have started exactly that way.⛳🤝☕️
@CoinMarketCap A few years ago, people sold Bitcoin to buy a house. Today, they're using Bitcoin to buy a house without selling it. That difference matters.
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https://t.co/NJvWWmh22A
💥#Better and #Coinbase just helped facilitate what is being described as the first #Fannie Mae-backed mortgage using Bitcoin as collateral.
We are already entering the big leagues...yes sir
For years, if a large portion of your wealth was in #Bitcoin and you wanted to buy a house, the process was simple...
Sell Bitcoin.
Pay taxes on any gains.
Use the cash.
Think about what that means. Instead of selling the asset, the asset itself helped unlock access to financing. That may sound like a small detail.
It isn't.
Stocks, real estate, and other financial assets became far more useful once they could be used as collateral.
Bitcoin taking even a small step in that direction is a sign of maturation.
The house isn't the story.
The real story is that Bitcoin is slowly evolving from something you sell to access the financial system into something you can use within it.
That's a very different conversation.
The house is the headline. The collateral is the story.