$BTC down -4k since I posted this and following the fractal pretty closely so far
If this plays out like last year, we're in for some chop over the coming days followed by another push lower
Not saying it has to happen ofc, but seasonality being such a strong force this time of year it almost makes sense that PA would follow similar patterns (thin books → manipulation both sides → run range high, then eoy dip followed by santa rally 🎅)
I think sub-90k and CT will shit its collective pants. Bull run over type sentiment. However I do think that will be the best R/R buying opportunity we are likely to get in the near future
Lose that level and it's probably lights out dot com
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Some thoughts on US healthcare and political violence.
First, it’s not contradictory to be angry at the healthcare system and empathetic with the shooter while also condemning the murder; we can recognize that encouraging random people to take “justice” into their own hands with weapons ends badly. Maybe you’re fine with a CEO being targeted but maybe the next is a union leader, or environmentalist organizer, or diplomat, or left or right wing politician, or homeless person or black or white or Jewish etc. Do you really want to encourage everyone with a grievance that murder is an appropriate response? Seems to me like basically everyone has a grievance against everyone and this likely just produces a lot of death and fear and chaos.
Even if we think a “revolution” in healthcare would be welcome, political violence is almost always a net negative, *especially* for the most disadvantaged. Violent revolutions almost always devastate the poorest and worst off. Yes, things could be much much worse.
With that said, I’m an outspoken critic of the U.S. healthcare system, and would call United’s systematic defrauding of their customers an explicitly criminal and murderous enterprise. They knowingly denied claims they were required to pay. If that resulted in death, that’s likely 2nd degree murder or at least negligent homicide. I would support legislation or executive orders supporting basic legal accountability for these actions that would likely result in many lengthy jail sentences for these execs and massive payouts to the victims.
US healthcare is a frankenstein’s monster, combining the worst of capitalism and socialism to produce one of the least efficient medical systems in the western world. Either a capitalist OR socialist system would be better than we have today (and we see that empirically when looking at alternative systems globally.) The obstacle are various medical establishment special interest groups, but all of that is easily overcome me and fixable within the US political system. Nothing stops the GOP and Trump for example from directly addressing this stuff with laws and executive orders, no violence necessary. (And ofc dems could’ve similarly solved it at any point that they had congressional control if they weren’t beholden to those special interests.) The “hard” part is just the political salesmanship. For example, many voters who adamantly opposed “Obamacare” were then shocked and appalled at what they lost when parts were eliminated.
I could nit pick some things , but a very impressive run down on @ethena. If you are a DeFi protocol and you haven’t integrated USDe or sUSDe, you are fucking up.
BlackRock dit que l'attrait d'Ethereum réside dans son utilité. C'est une plateforme pour DApps qui fonctionnent sans intermédiaires centralisés.
Mais BlackRock ne dit pas que la majorité des utilisateurs sont sur des L2 centralisés et qu'aujourd'hui $ETH est inflationniste !