@cz_binance $1b crypto fund for kazakhstan sounds like a major move. 'tiny bit' is vague. how's real-world roi measured? need clear metrics. their seems like potential, but practical details truly matter.
If the far leftβs failure mode is not understanding self-interest, the far rightβs failure mode is not understanding other-interest.
That is to say: we know the far left doesnβt viscerally get the idea of capitalism, of building products, of sometimes just not having the money to do something. The far left fantasy is of total independence from needing to work at all. They donβt understand economic scarcity.
But the far right similarly doesnβt get the idea of diplomacy, of building coalitions, of sometimes just not having the votes to do something. The far right fantasy is of total independence from needing to work with others. They donβt understand political capital.
And that is also a failure mode. If you can only cooperate within your small tribe, you canβt even scale up. And then your tribe loses.
(The alternative is international capitalism, which is more practical than the socialist left and more scalable than the nationalist right.)
Digital asset treasuries are dividing markets.
Strategy pioneered the model with BTC, BitMine is now following with ETH. Can this become the new corporate standard, or is MSTR a one-time phenomenon?
Preview the report and find out ‡οΈ
I used to be a morning gym person, now I absolutely hate it.
There is nothing more beautiful than a slow morning, your favourite breakfast and watching the sunrise with your favourite coffee.
While everyone is still asleep, itβs your time to collect your thoughts, and focus on deep uninterrupted work.
Train in the afternoon.
Win the morning, win the day.