@PFF Roquan Smith sitting at 90.5 is impressive.
But Fred Warner at 82.6 this season? That’s the name that jumps out to me.
Are we watching a changing of the guard at linebacker?
@ProFootballTalk $14,926 for a dice roll is crazy 😭
At this point the celebration costs more than some people’s cars.
Worth it for the moment though? 😂
@AdamSchefter@CourtneyRCronin That’s a tough loss for the Bears. Losing your starting left tackle can completely change how an offense operates.
Hopefully Braxton Jones has a smooth recovery. 🙏🏈
@QuintenFrancois The interesting question isn’t whether stocks are at highs.
It’s whether you’re getting paid enough for the risk you’re taking.
When valuations are stretched and Bitcoin is still far below its previous ATH, the risk/reward conversation becomes very different.
@TheCryptoSquire This is what real adoption starts to look like.
Banks, fintechs, infrastructure companies and builders all showing up in the same room.
You don’t have to be bullish on XRP to recognize that institutional interest is getting harder to ignore.
@BethanyForTruth The $90 payment is certainly meaningful for eligible seniors, but the bigger question is what happens after the one-time payment.
A rebate can provide short-term relief. Lowering healthcare costs sustainably is a much bigger policy challenge.
That’s the part I’m watching.
@CNN The interesting part isn’t the political feud. It’s the actual policy debate.
Permanent daylight saving time means more evening light, but also darker winter mornings.
That tradeoff deserves the attention—not the personal attacks.
While you were arguing if Bitcoin is too late...
BlackRock just bought $195.6 MILLION of Bitcoin in ONE DAY.
Bitcoin pumped to $87k yesterday on weak US jobs data.
Citi just raised target to $113k.
Institutions are not waiting for $100k to buy. They are buying the dip.
While you were arguing if Bitcoin is too late...
BlackRock just bought $195.6 MILLION of Bitcoin in ONE DAY.
Bitcoin pumped to $87k yesterday on weak US jobs data.
Citi just raised target to $113k.
Institutions are not waiting for $100k to buy. They are buying the dip.
🚨UNBELIEVABLE: US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent claims China's Kimi AI "thinks she is Claude."
He says Kimi sometimes tells users it's Claude because Chinese labs distill US models, which he calls "a nice word for stealing."
He also claims Kimi once "sent back some PLA weapons plans to Anthropic."
🚨 XRP utility is getting more interesting.
Using XRP as collateral for payment funding is bigger than another price narrative.
If this scales, XRP isn’t just being traded.
It’s becoming part of the financial rails.
Would you use XRP as collateral?
🚨 XRP utility is getting more interesting.
Using XRP as collateral for payment funding is bigger than another price narrative.
If this scales, XRP isn’t just being traded.
It’s becoming part of the financial rails.
Would you use XRP as collateral?
Treasury can add demand through buybacks, but the market still sets the price of long-term money.
When yields keep climbing, the message is clear: investors are demanding more compensation to hold long-duration debt.
That has ripple effects across mortgages and risk assets.
Treasury can add demand through buybacks, but the market still sets the price of long-term money.
When yields keep climbing, the message is clear: investors are demanding more compensation to hold long-duration debt.
That has ripple effects across mortgages and risk assets.
🇺🇸 The US government is trying to stop the bond selloff, but it's NOT working.
The Treasury has more than doubled its bond buybacks, yet the 10-year yield still hit 5.34%, its highest since 2002.
30-year mortgage rates just jumped to 7.28%, the highest since 2023.
And inflation has stayed above 2% for over 5 years straight.
🇺🇸 The US government is trying to stop the bond selloff, but it's NOT working.
The Treasury has more than doubled its bond buybacks, yet the 10-year yield still hit 5.34%, its highest since 2002.
30-year mortgage rates just jumped to 7.28%, the highest since 2023.
And inflation has stayed above 2% for over 5 years straight.