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[bearish_spy0199 @graykicks]

418 - 420 🎯

[Bull Theory @BullTheoryio]

BREAKING: Bitcoin just dropped below $72,000 after Michael Saylor's Strategy disclosed its first Bitcoin sale in 3.5 years.

In December 2022, Strategy sold 704 BTC to realize a tax loss, then bought back 810 BTC just 2 days later.

This sale is 32 BTC worth $2.5 million.

Earlier last month Saylor said, "Strategy could sell Bitcoin to fund dividends, but it would buy 20 BTC for every one it sells"

Strategy still holds 843,706 BTC, roughly 4% of Bitcoin's entire supply purchased for $63.86 billion.

[jacky @jjacky]

if you still have the facebook app

please check if you have this setting turned on

absolutely crazy

[Dalton (Analyze & Optimize) @Outdoctrination]

Near complete resolution of inflammation within an hour of grounding.

Literally just by putting your feet on the earth (grass or soil).

[Suzie rizzio @Suzierizzo1]

OMG I never knew this ! Watch how Actress Danica McKeller who has won all kinds of awards for being a genius at math and has also written numerous books about it shows how to do math tricks because it’s mind blowing.

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

NEW: New college graduates are facing the toughest job market since the pandemic, with 42% reportedly underemployed.

[bearish_spy0199 @graykicks]

@Polymarket 🔥

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Starbucks retires AI inventory tool across North America after it reportedly miscounted & mislabeled store items.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

“Confidence comes from preparation.”

— Kobe Bryant

[Prompter @PromptLLM]

Incredible advice from Claude

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

NEW: Mark Cuban proposes a federal tax on AI tokens at the provider level.

[P0keymaan @Mdomadeit01]

These shining Pokémon cards have blown up

[Joe Rogan Podcast News @joeroganhq]

Abigail Shrier: "The number one symptom of depression is rumination, pathologically obsessing over your pain. Getting out of your house and accomplishing anything is good for you, sitting around, talking and thinking about your problems is a bad habit."

[katexbt.hl @katexbt]

There's a coworking digital nomad space in the middle of Shibuya where it costs literally 420 yen ($2.7) for an entire day.

Most people don't know about this.

You can use from 6 in the morning until midnight.

Super clean, has 500mbps wifi, and modern sockets.

Address here👇

[Sonia @BalogunSonia4]

Don’t joke with coconut oil pulling if you are having gum/teeth problems. Do this up to 4x weekly, the bacteria causing the infections will be rid of. Then do a gargle with clove, star anise and cinnamon water as mouth wash. Thank me later

[Burak @xburak]

A Reddit user built 65 apps. None of them went viral or became hugely successful.

But by making around $60/month from just 2–3 users on each app, he’s now generating almost $4,200/month in total 🤯🤯

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

"Amazon employees are doing random unnecessary task automations to consume tokens and to show their bosses that they're using AI more," per FT

[Serkan Tanyildizi @srkntnyldz]

Japonya’da bir genci sürekli zorbalayan adam, sonunda dayanamayarak karşılık veren gençten hayatının dayağını yiyor.

[hunter @hxxntrr]

American Express will pay you $4,000 to spend money you were already going to spend this month and then lend you $200,000 at 0% interest on top of it

I set this up for people every week and watching their face when they see the approval emails is my favorite part of this job lmfaooo

Here's the play that turns a 720 credit score into a six-figure capital stack before your coffee gets cold:

Amex has a business card called the Business Platinum. The welcome bonus right now is 150,000 Membership Rewards points after $20,000 in spend in the first 3 months

$20,000 sounds like a lot until you realize you're already spending that on rent, inventory, software, payroll, contractor payments, and ads. You're just spending it through your checking account like a normal person. Route it through the Amex instead and you get $3,000 to $4,500 in travel value for doing literally nothing different

Stack the Ink Business Preferred on top. 100,000 points after $8,000 in spend. That's another $2,000

Stack the Capital One Venture X Business. 150,000 miles after $30,000 in spend. Another $2,250

Stack the Amex Business Gold. 70,000 points after $10,000 in spend. Another $1,400

Total bonus value across 4 cards in 3 months: $8,650 to $10,150

For routing your existing business expenses through different plastic. Same money leaving your account. Same vendors getting paid. You just changed which card it went through

"but I can't spend $20,000 in 3 months"

yes you can. Plastiq lets you pay rent and mortgage with a credit card for 2.85%. Melio lets you pay vendors and contractors with a card for free on some transactions. Your business insurance, software subscriptions, ad spend, inventory purchases, wholesale orders, quarterly tax estimates (1.85% IRS fee), utility bills. You're spending $20K in 3 months already. You're just using your debit card like someone who doesn't know what a welcome bonus is

Now here's where it gets filthy

While you're hitting those welcome bonuses, each card also came with a credit line. The Amex Business Platinum: $30K to $75K. The Chase Ink: $15K to $40K. The Capital One: $20K to $50K. The Amex Gold: $20K to $60K

Total available credit across 4 cards: $85K to $225K

All at 0% for 12 to 15 months on the cards that offer intro APR. The Amex cards don't do 0% intro, but the Chase and Capital One cards do

And none of these balances report to your personal credit. Business card utilization stays on the business side. Your personal score stays at 720. Your personal utilization stays at 3%. You are invisible to the next bank that pulls your credit

Which means 30 days later you apply to US Bank Triple Cash ($15K to $30K at 0% for 15 months), Wells Fargo Signify ($15K to $40K), Bank of America Business Advantage ($20K to $50K), and Citi Business Cash ($15K to $35K)

Each bank pulls a different bureau. Each bank sees a clean personal file with zero new business card balances. Each bank approves you independently

Second wave: $65K to $155K more

Grand total: $150K to $380K in business credit. $8,650 to $10,150 in free welcome bonuses. All of it accumulated in about 6 weeks of applications. Monthly cost: $0 in interest for 12 to 15 months on the 0% cards

Your checking account still has the same cash in it. Your personal credit still shows the same clean profile. But you now have a quarter million dollars of available capital that didn't exist 6 weeks ago

The bank welcomed you with $10K in free money and then lent you $250K at 0%

The whole thing runs on one number: your personal credit score. A 720 makes you a yes at every bank. A 680 makes you a maybe. A 640 makes you a no

If you're sitting under 700 right now, you're locked out of this entire play. Not because you can't afford it. Not because your business isn't real. Because a number on a screen that takes 60 to 90 days to fix is standing between you and $250K in free capital that the bank WANTS to give you

A client came to us at 658. Two old collections ($1,800 combined) and high utilization (54%) were holding him down. We deleted both collections in the first dispute round (neither collector could validate under FDCPA 809). Optimized utilization by paying cards to 6% before statement closing dates

Score went from 658 to 734 in 52 days

Then we ran the full card stack. 6 applications across 4 banks in 11 days. Total approved: $192,000 in business credit. $7,400 in welcome bonus value. He deployed $80K into inventory for his Amazon store. Revenue hit $34K/month by month 4. Paid every card from cash flow. Still has $112K in available credit for round 2

52 days from "can't get approved for anything" to $192K funded at 0%

The only thing that changed was a credit score that was wrong to begin with

(we get business owners 50-250k at 0% interest for growth, investing or RE deals, if you have a 720+ score, dm me "funding" or link in bio)

[Adam Ghowiba @adamghowiba]

JP Morgan's investment research team just shared exactly how they built their multi-agent system "Ask David", and it's the same architecture pattern showing up everywhere:

- supervisor agent orchestrates
- specialized subagents handle retrieval, structured data, analytics
- LLM-as-judge reflection node before the answer ships
- human-in-the-loop for the last accuracy gap

worth watching for anyone building: