probably the happiest i've been in my life right now
> 2K run every morning
> 4-5 hours sleep on weeknights
> elvanse / caffeine / nicotine stack
> ice bath 5 mins + sauna daily
> ashwagandha, shilajit, whatever else fits in the cabinet
> 2-2.5 hours lifting every day
> zero rest days in 2 months
> no women, alcohol, or going out
long way to go but finally starting to see what this thing can actually do.
hitting PRs consistently. life is good.
new year soon. will make it the best one yet.
always down to hear what other routines people are running / stims they are abusing. drop it in the comments or dm.
(video from leg day yesterday)
the one calendar that doesn't make you check five tabs
every event that moves a stock, on one timeline:
· earnings, dividends, splits, IPOs
· macro w/ impact filter (H/M/L)
· 10-K/10-Q dates + 13F filings & deadlines
· filter by ticker, fund, or watchlist
https://t.co/OpBmO4wRQN
been delayed since january
slipped due to the government shutdown. atkins said "within weeks" at bitcoin 2026 in april. bloomberg called it "as soon as this week" on may 18th.
still in OIRA review. submitted april 6th. 90-day window runs to july at minimum.
citadel, sifma, jpmorgan, nasdaq, and cme all wrote letters urging notice-and-comment rulemaking instead of a fast-track exemption. that's every incumbent with something to lose from 24/7 tokenized equity trading in the same room, pulling the same rope.
"delay" implies it was on time at some point
public company BTC leaderboard (week ending may 17):
1. Strategy — 843,738 btc
2. XXI — 43,514 btc
3. Metaplanet — 40,177 btc
4. MARA — 38,689 btc
5. RIOT — 15,680 btc
6. HUT — 13,696 btc
all 196 public holders combined: ~1.22M btc
the gap between #1 and #2: 800,224 btc
both parties have run the congressional trading scam. Pelosi is the meme. but that congressperson still has to file eventually.
the waiver regime is different. no deadline. no required publication. some get posted to https://t.co/MCVIAwoklN voluntarily, months late. Sacks' did. that's the BEST case.
most never see daylight. Budd-Falen only surfaced because a journalist happened to ask. whoever's next won't have a journalist asking.
18 USC 208. waivers. no publication window. that's the whole mechanism.
which senior officials do you think hold active waivers right now that you've never heard of?
every few weeks there's a new "how is this senior official making policy on the industry they hold stock in" story
Sacks. Budd-Falen last week. EPA chemicals. 47+ lobbyists in CLC's report last month.
nobody connects them. they're the same story.
it starts with one line in a Day 1 executive order that nobody read: EO 14148 revoked the rule requiring 18 USC 208 conflict-of-interest waivers to be published within 10 days.
that's the rule that used to tell the public which senior official held stock in which industry while writing policy for that industry.
congress trades with a 45-day lag under the STOCK Act. the executive branch now trades dark.
every scandal you've seen in the last 6 months is downstream of that one EO.
at https://t.co/muQAIFjAna we parse 2.4 million SEC filings looking for the shit companies try to hide in plain sight.
shelf registrations filed right before dilution. Form 4s with suspiciously timed insider buys. 13Fs that are already 45 days stale the moment retail reads them. warrant terms buried in footnotes on page 3.
the whole thesis: official disclosures exist, but timing and opacity are how the hiding actually works.
this is the same thing. but for government officials. and instead of a 45-day filing lag, it's infinite lag until someone submits a FOIA request that may or may not get answered this decade.
congress gets dragged for STOCK Act violations constantly. 45 days feels like a scandal.
the executive branch? no clock at all.