.@saylor has been naughty
he has 3 girlfriends - and they all hate each other
1. $MSTR holders - this lady (OG Wife) thinks she is special, believes in "bitcoin yield" lmao, Saylor says she is most important
2. $STRC yield farmers - this lady just wants yield, expects Saylor to rugpull $MSTR wife eventually if needed to pay dividend (dilute shareholders to raise cash)
3. $BTC holders - this lady (thinks she is his true love) just sits back and smiles - she "knows" the other two exist solely to fund Saylor's gifts to her, expects him to sacrifice both if needed to keep stacking (she is delusional lmao)
These love triangles never end well
He will try to balance it
ABSOLUTE CINEMA!
When the industry faces challenges, Tether steps up. 🛡️
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The longer any oil shortage persists like the ~20% currently blocked from the Strait of Hormuz, the faster humanity adapts and innovates substitutes for oil consumption. In the long run, we'll all be better off: more efficient tech, diversified energy, and stronger resilience. The Gulf producers will ultimately bear the heaviest costs as demand shifts away from them.
History proves this pattern again and again:
- The 1973 Arab Oil Embargo quadrupled prices and triggered long gas lines, but it sparked massive innovation: stricter fuel efficiency standards for cars, a boom in nuclear power, exploration of Alaska/North Sea oil, and early pushes into renewables like solar/wind. Oil demand growth slowed dramatically afterward.
- WWII's rubber famine (Japan cut off 90%+ of natural rubber supply) forced the rapid development of synthetic rubber, saving military production and birthing a whole new industry.
Short-term pain from disruptions? Yes. Long-term progress and reduced dependence? Absolutely. Markets and ingenuity always find a way. Oil isn't irreplaceable, human creativity is. 🚀