@scott_lew_is@howiefrancisco nice to know you’re an intelligentsia, and a political philosopher, but blocking that poor soul over those comments is a bit comical, don’t take Twitter so seriously, I’m 98.5% certain you know def’n’s of so many more words than him
@scott_lew_is@howiefrancisco I suppose you’ve seen it many places….it’s just a fancy law word for first impression. On first impression for Puma it seems pretty unjust by the baddies at the treasury —— probably doesn’t get as many clicks as ‘sanction law’ and ‘prima facie’
@brianmosoff remains constant, the supply dynamics of btc/eth ensure strong hands will be rewarded.
wonderfully, the supply dynamics cause price to eventually appreciate (as long as demand is steady), reflexively causing new demand as people FOMO into rising prices. The cycles rhyme.
@brianmosoff while demand is more volatile, we can be sure of a consistent statistically valid drift highlighting token adoption. The level of demand is higher than in 2017, and 2017 was higher than 2013.
What is more predictable is supply. As long as demand does not crater, and at least…
a bubble that had to end - February 24th, 2021 - 1.389%, bond holders would have like to have exited then I bet, good thing I don't hold any treasuries, I'm not looking for exit liquidity
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@novogratz but why compare Bitcoin to a security? It unfairly cheapens its ambition - how many people hold Bitcoin vs the Turkish Lira, the Bolivar, the Euro, and the almighty dollar?
@VicNiederhoffer everything must be tested, what has happened on Mondays when the sp has gone up 6 days in a row? I think the target makers are jumpy about the 3300 round number
"The epiphany I had in my career in randomness came when I understood that I was not intelligent enough, nor strong enough, to even try to fight my emotions." - @nntaleb