I would like to thank the members of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, especially those who spoke for me - I don’t know who you are but I am deeply honoured to receive your endorsement and accept this membership.
Films have always been my big love and from sneaking in to Pinewood studios when I was fifteen years old up to the present day has been a wonderful journey.
I salute all filmmakers around the world, especially young kids just getting hooked on this beautiful art form. May it live forever. @TheAcademy
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Big announcement!
My new book - The Fall of the West - is out for pre-order now.
I travelled from Baghdad to the Rust Belt to trace how Western power created the crises now engulfing it.
Very excited to tell you more about it...
#TeamBoeing welcomed @SecDuffy to the Boeing Pavilion and Plaza at @EAA AirVenture Oshkosh. #OSH26
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Strategy finally sold Bitcoin
For years, Strategy has been buying Bitcoin with money raised from investors, promising them regular payouts.
Roughly speaking, it's similar to bonds: you lend money to the company, and in return you receive a fixed payment in U.S. dollars every quarter.
This week, one of those payments came due, but the company didn't have enough cash on hand. For the first time, it sold part of its Bitcoin holdings — 3,588 BTC, for about $216 million.
Technically, that's just 0.4% of its total Bitcoin holdings, which isn't much. However, the company's payment obligations continue to grow.
And if the company ultimately changes its approach and begins selling off its Bitcoin holdings, it could easily become the trigger for a deep correction in the crypto market.
For context, a sale of $200 million was enough to trigger a 2.5% decline. At the moment, the company still holds about $53 billion worth of Bitcoin on its balance sheet.