While memorializing our beloved Murray Stahl, a writer for Grant’s Interest Rate Observer was reminded of Samuel Johnson’s description of the 18th-Century British statesman Edmund Burke: “His stream of mind is perpetual.”
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I miss this Andreas. This video has been making the rounds with the commentary that it's Andreas explaining why BIP110 won't work. If you ignore the commentary and listen to his words, he's explaining why BIP110 is going to be a success. Miners do not control Bitcoin, nodes do
This female lobster is estimated to be 40–60 years old (based on her impressive large size and massive egg load of up to 70,000–80,000 eggs). She is truly a strong and rare "grandmother" of the ocean. That’s exactly why Jacob immediately released her back into the sea to help protect the gene pool and maintain the population. 🦞🌊
Our new piece “Under the Hood: What’s In Your Index?” is a must-read for anyone interested in the metamorphosis of the mega-cap IT company business model (and, therefore, just about any investor in just about any major index fund):
https://t.co/OEUpVp5Stt
Brandon Colavita (Horizon Kinetics Blockchain Development ETF Portfolio Manager) and Benjamin Demase (@TheRoyaltyKing) explore why traditional securities exchanges may be best positioned to dominate the tokenization revolution.
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https://t.co/sC74ncdZlA
Following the 5-year anniversary of the Horizon Kinetics Inflation Beneficiary ETF, James Davolos, Portfolio Manager at Horizon Kinetics, joined @InvestmentNews anchor Gregg Greenberg to discuss how $INFL compares to other inflation-fighting strategies.
https://t.co/60RHmSMs6q
(7 of 7) Bitcoin was designed to consistently increase its purchasing power against fiat currencies. Importantly, bitcoin was not designed to replace fiat currencies, but to operate in parallel.
(1 of 4) Water is used as a heat exchanger in thermal electric power plants. There is no other way to operate a power plant. Most of the fuel used—and therefore heat generated—is just wasted.
(3 of 4) Water is another matter. It cannot be drawn from any source at a rate above the natural refresh rate. If this is done, the source will be severely damaged.
(4 of 4) No less important than understanding that water supply is not elastic—demand cannot induce more production—is to know that only about 0.5% of all the world's water is available fresh water.
The US might run out of energy for AI data centers by 2028, here is my attempt to help solve this problem. We are just getting started !
https://t.co/t7ocoF6BhL