Two drunk men visited a brothel. The madam looked at them and said to the girls, "Get two inflatable dolls, these guys are too drunk to notice." During their walk home, one guy says to the other, .........
Wall Street didn't come to "save" Bitcoin; they came to arbitrage it. The Jane Street/ETF saga proves what OGs always said: trusted third parties are security holes. When you hand the keys to market makers who thrive on liquidity traps, you aren't trading "market price" you're trading their manipulated spread.
The drain in ETFs isn't a lack of faith in the coin; it's a rejection of "market making" scams.
Not your keys, not your coins. Don't trust, verify. 🧡
@dgt10011 While the U.S. is a major player, especially institutionally, a large portion of global Bitcoin trading volume happens on non-U.S. centralized exchanges and in other regions, with overall trends showing volume moving away from traditional U.S. platforms to global ones.
When I was in the third grade my teacher said, "Did you know humans are the only creatures who studder?"
I raised my hand, and said,
"I once had a cat that stuttered."
My teacher asked me to describe the incident.
"Well," I began, "I was In the backyard with my cat, and the rottweiler that lived next door jumped over the fence into our yard!"
The teacher said, "That must have been scary!"
"It sure was," I said.
My cat raised her back, went 'Sssss, Sssss, Sssss,' and before he could say 'Shit' the dog ate em!"
I'll show myself out, but I want my like dagnabbit!! 🤠
@JoyceCarolOates Duchamp was not anti art,he was, anti art institutions,
The logic in this is that there is nothing in the art object itself that determines the object as art,it's the context where the object is perceived that bestows its status as art
@gunsnrosesgirl3 When Duchamp put a pisser in a gallery it was considered an object of art,,,,but the same pisser in the men's toilet is not art,,,so the conclusion,,,the context of the object or action(art gallery, museum)decides if it is art