++🚨Dólar a R$ 13,23 ? Virou peso?🇦🇷
Em alguns meses veremos Dólar, a R$ 9,03, e depois R$ 13,23
O principal ponto de definição será após R$ 6.43, que para minha análise acontecerá ainda em 2026.
Nossa moeda em alguns meses, eu diria em até 2 anos, vai virar algo parecido com o peso argentino.
Tesoureiro tá te avisando 2 anos antes, se eu ainda estiver nesse grupo me cobrem lá na frente.
Dolarizei 95% do meu patrimônio em 06/11, a 5,494, já paguei todos os custos de Iof + spread, e já lucrei R$ 34.000,00 contra o real.
Tesoureiro avisa
Ouve quem quer
Nada é recomendação!
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In Brazil, if a school actually works and kids score higher than the average, the system moves to kill it.
São Paulo partnered with the Liceu Coração de Jesus, a century-old Salesian school that was about to close.
The city kept it free and public, the Salesians kept running it, and the results were clearly above the municipal average.
The plan was to copy that exact model into three schools in poorer peripheral areas (Parelheiros, Pedreira, Jaraguá): non-profits manage, hire teachers under normal contracts, hit learning targets or lose money, independent oversight, still completely free and public.
The Public Ministry, the Defender’s Office and the teachers’ unions went to court and blocked the expansion.
They argue that teachers must be hired through the public concurso and that any better management is “privatization.”
Translation: we would rather the poor kids stay in the same mediocre schools than risk some of them getting a better education than others.
This is the Brazilian reflex. Excellence is treated as an injustice. If someone or something is clearly better, the instinct is not to raise the rest; it is to drag the good one down until everyone is equally average.
Better a whole generation stays mediocre than a few escape the average.
Everyone wants to know when to buy Bitcoin.
Almost nobody asks how to own the thing that makes it.
That gap is the opportunity and it is strange how long it has lasted.
Bitcoin is the only money in history where ordinary people can own the production layer.
You cannot buy a share of the dollar printer. You cannot own a claim on gold still in the ground.
With Bitcoin you can own the infrastructure that brings new supply into existence, and that infrastructure keeps producing whether the week went well or badly.
Most people will spend this entire cycle arguing about entry prices and never look at the production side once.
Which side are you on?
*This was a visiting in one our locations in Oman
Ask a Bitcoiner to buy coffee with Bitcoin and watch what happens.
They won’t.
A 500 year old law explains why, and almost everyone reads it backwards.
Which money leaves your pocket? 👇 https://t.co/r9m62In1u6
@catholicbra Quando eu trabalhava no departamento de TI de uma empresa de óleo e gás, conversando com um dos analistas de Infra do porquê de não termos fios aterrados, ele me explicou que é quase impossível, pois a Anatel ganha uma baita grana alugando postes para as empresas
Every 4 years, new Bitcoin gets cut in half.
2009: 50 BTC per block
2012: 25
2016: 12.5
2020: 6.25
2024: 3.125
2028: 1.5625
21 million. That's all there will ever be. 95.7% is already mined.
Next halving: around 2028. Will you be mining or buying?
Unfair that CEOs who aren’t into Asian girls get fewer dating options from spy agencies.
Where are the French/Russian/Iranian honeypots? Not one spy girl sent my way. Are they even trying?
France is excused — their decision-makers aren’t into girls. Everyone else: try harder!