@benjamincowen feels like you are trying to push your narrative rather than objectively analyzing.I don't see the open-mindedness and discussion of BOTH downside&upside risk. Eventhough your analysis is SPECTACULAR, you are biased to the downside. Care to discuss the probability to the upside?
@A5T3R0lD@A5T3R0lD This guy is obviously drunk;has no idea what he is talking about and deliberately lying, he is saying that 65% of population is not Muslim, they are Shia Muslims not Sunni. It's like Catholic vs Protestant. Shame on you to allow this complete drunken nonsense
“No more foreign wars.”
“It’s just a limited military operation.”
“Okay, we’re at war. But no boots on the ground.”
“We’re putting boots on the ground. But mostly special forces.”
“Activate the draft.”
@LynAldenContact Is it realistic to expect him to continue to be the Don Quixote? especially while your companies depend on either the government contracts or regulations?
@EA_Rice Great job moderating @EA_Rice .
Letting as many speakers as possible talk but also allowing opposite views to be heard. Makes the space pretty fluent and not boring
@JoeCarlasare Incredibly silly; at one point 2 Bitcoin spaces were running at the same time, one was hijacked by Dark the other one by Simon with all the negative messages with no hope, so depressing. Good luck with increasing adoption with all the negativity and craving for apocalypse
@LorenHodl@tomyoungjr bounce on MSTR will lead just as it leads to the downside without the news.Sign will be relative strength of MSTR compared to BTC&Nasdaq.MSTR topped earlier,broke key supports earlier than BTC &will bottom out https://t.co/Mu2U9DQ6nb bottom till MSTR shows strength
@dotkrueger MSTR topped much earlier than Bitcoin; broke down weekly 50 MA two months earlier and approaching weekly 200 MA atm. 200 weekly MA needs to hold for MSTR.
@dotkrueger MSTR front-running Bitcoin, and Bitcoin front-running the stock market atm.
As long as MSTR continues to bleed downtrend will continue.
MSTR needs to find bottom and start to show relative strength compared to Bitcoin and Nasdaq.
A comment on Bitcoin.
The U.S. government is reopening, and the Treasury’s management of the TGA signals an imminent injection of liquidity into the financial system. Quantitative tightening will soon end, and in my view, the Federal Reserve will continue to cut rates until the federal funds rate reaches around 2.75 percent. In 2026, the composition of the Federal Open Market Committee will change, Powell will be replaced, effectively ending the era of the Progressive Left Keynesian control of the Fed.
Chair Powell’s policy choices have already produced a housing recession, an outcome the FOMC collectively owns. The combination of overtightened financial conditions, lagging policy response, and reliance on backward-looking indicators has distorted credit availability and weakened one of the economy’s key sectors.
Bitcoin adoption continues to accelerate, supported by pending legislation that promises greater regulatory clarity. Yes, fiat continues to be pumped into the global economy. Nothing has changed.
Bitcoin digital scarcity remains unparalleled, compelling institutional adoption and driving ongoing innovation across Wall Street.
Still, some investors choose to sell Bitcoin precisely as its long-term case strengthens, an enduring example of irrational behavior in markets. “Buy low, sell high” is simple to say but remarkably difficult to execute. Deep liquidity shifts and structural transitions often create opportunities that only appear obvious in hindsight. The Bull run ends when liquidity drys up not when it’s beginning, this has always been the case.
@JoshMandell6@Ailinocochlain@adamtaggart I’m a regular Joe who happens to love Bitcoin.I don’t own any MSTR stock or options,not emotionally or financially attached to Saylor. How I see it is that you are losing it; completely out of touch with the audience that you are saying you are trying to help.Major disappointment
@GaryCardone Transition from retail (emotions) dominated asset to institution dominated; this will be the cycle that defi and tradfi get to know each-other and most probably tradfi gonna shock and awe to steal as many bitcoin as possible from defi
@BritishHodl Exactly; firstly, I read it as that big money wants to continue to accumulate Bitcoin before allowing 401Ks to enter the game.
Secondly, we want nation states and SBR to buy when we are much higher to push to $500k-$1M. Defi needs to learn forward looking catalyst game
@GaryCardone@thedanahowell@BritishHodl@leonwankum@mikewmunz@ToneVays@Mitch_BTC21@darkside2030 I like the format.British showed his sharpness;you&Tone made extremely good points.I agree w/ you that “self custody” bitcoiners need to improve the talking points to attract more people.Bitcoiners who can develop empathy with both tradfi and defi will help adaption significantly