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Logging trades to improve decisions, nfa.

Holding winning trades with conviction, not just losers.

I value healthy ecosystems and relationships

[different this time @Rrrdv4]

@CryptoCaterpilr @WatcherGuru @LitecoinVM Someday we bounce back, but not today

[Cryptocalm.ltc @KiwiTuckerNE]

#Litecoin purchased on @Fidelity has risen over 75% over the past 24 hours.

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

Holy shit, this is wild.

A massive blue jet just shot straight up from a thunderstorm in Texas like some kind of purple lightning sword into space.

The guy filming loses it… “Holy s– I just got a jet!”

Nature really said hold my beer. Rare as hell and absolutely beautiful.

Massive credit to @pecoshank.
Wow, what incredible photography 🔥⚡️

[The Wolf Of All Streets @scottmelker]

https://t.co/uzQ0DGx3BV

[different this time @Rrrdv4]

Tracking approx ltcbtc with 1:1000 and price gap, now showing support at 20 (68k vs 48). For quite a while I thought 1:1000 was a bargain

[different this time @Rrrdv4]

This looks pro crypto
Scott Bessent backs proposal to require banks to verify citizenship https://t.co/JJYWfGfMJR

[Jonas Čeika @Jonas_Ceika]

I sent ChatGPT an audio file of a series of FART sound effects and asked what it thinks of "my music" and this is what it said

[Sparrow @Sparrow_X_]

@Jonas_Ceika @JackDorsey0x

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@RachelTrue Taxes are for interest on debt

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

The BBC “spaghetti tree” hoax is one of the most famous April Fools’ pranks, broadcast on 1 April 1957 on Panorama, narrated by Richard Dimbleby

[different this time @Rrrdv4]

@heynavtoor Filter bubbles from social networks were bad enough, now we're in our own sycophantic bubble

[Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ @shanaka86]

JUST IN: Two hundred helium containers are stranded in the Persian Gulf right now. Each one holds 41,000 litres of liquid helium cooled to minus 269 degrees Celsius. They have 35 to 48 days before the cryogenic systems fail, the helium boils off, and the gas vents into the atmosphere and is lost forever. Those containers were heading to semiconductor fabrication plants in Taiwan and South Korea that manufacture 90 percent of the world’s advanced chips. The helium inside them cools the extreme ultraviolet lithography machines that print transistors at two nanometres. Without it, the machines cannot operate. Without the machines, the chips do not exist. Without the chips, the AI models that are currently selecting targets in this war stop running.

This is the connection that nobody has made. The same Strait of Hormuz that carries 20 percent of the world’s oil also carries the helium that cools the machines that make the chips that power the artificial intelligence that the Pentagon is using to prosecute Operation Epic Fury. Maven, the AI targeting system that compressed 2,000 analysts to 20 and selected over 1,000 targets in the first 24 hours, runs on processors manufactured by TSMC using helium sourced from Qatar. Qatar’s Ras Laffan facility, which produced 33 percent of the world’s helium as a byproduct of LNG processing, was struck by Iranian missiles on March 18 and 19 and declared force majeure. The supply is offline. The containers are stranded. The clock is ticking at minus 269 degrees.

TSMC says it has 6.2 weeks of inventory and 68 to 95 percent on-site recycling. Samsung holds roughly six months but depends on Qatar for 65 percent of its supply. Both are rationing toward AI and high-bandwidth memory production, starving consumer chips to keep the advanced nodes alive. The calculus is explicit: the war gets priority over your next phone.

But here is the paradox that should terrify every strategist in Washington. The AI that selects the targets requires chips that require helium that transits the chokepoint that the war has closed. The cognitive infrastructure of the air campaign depends on a supply chain that the air campaign is destroying. Every strike on Iranian naval assets that keeps Hormuz closed for another day is another day of helium inventory burned at TSMC. Every week the strait stays shut brings the fab closer to rationing. Every month of war brings the AI targeting system closer to the moment when the chips it runs on cannot be replaced because the gas that made them evaporated in a container floating off Fujairah.

The Pentagon is fighting a war with artificial intelligence manufactured in Taiwan using helium from Qatar transported through the strait the war has closed. The war is eating its own brain.

Taiwan imports 95 percent of its energy. Seventy percent of its oil came through Hormuz. TSMC alone consumes 10 percent of Taiwan’s electricity. The island that makes 90 percent of the world’s advanced semiconductors is powered by fuel from the chokepoint that is shut, cooled by gas from the facility that is offline, and defended by interceptors depleting faster than they can be replaced.

And the country that controls the rare earth magnets, the BeiDou navigation, the helium alternative sources, and the peace talks is the same country: China. The war will end when the helium runs out, when the interceptors run out, or when Beijing decides it should. All three clocks are ticking. All three lead to the same room.

Read the full analysis - https://t.co/dAOBBMsgDS

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Hmmm qqq didn't hold at 585, where is support? Meanwhile ltc/BTC slowly improving though price still struggling

[SirAlbert 🔰🦹 @SirAlbert2A]

Happening now

$LTC is quietly building momentum with roughly ↗8% monthly gains as founder Charlie Lee’s latest interview spotlights its payments focus.

Multiple signals pointing upward

Price gains across timeframes, traders leaning bullish, and renewed visibility from leadership are painting a picture of growing strength in the Layer 1 asset.

Price strength across timeframes

$LTC climbed roughly ↗3.4% over the past day while notching approximately ↗8.2% gains over the past month, with the price trading near its 24-hour high and buy activity reaching 57% over the past day.

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ltcn discount starting to compress, maybe a sign of hope for LTC

[Sebastian Raschka @rasbt]

A visual guide to modern LLM attention variants, all in one place: https://t.co/vy1DAEKXU8

[different this time @Rrrdv4]

@anfinius Plus privacy layer with growing utilization
https://t.co/lNz6p6gHXE

[different this time @Rrrdv4]

Litecoin LTC mweb jumped over 20% today. Looks like someone just added $4M to their bag , that's .1% of total market cap. I'm still targeting $200 this year.

ZEC has similar market cap. It rose from around $50 at the end of September to a high of roughly $730–$750 by November

[different this time @Rrrdv4]

LTC: Elevator to $68 then slow ramp

[Mo @atmoio]

I was a 10x engineer. Now I'm useless.