1/ @Bitrefill believes it’s the largest commerce platform in crypto. As such, I wanted to share some deep thoughts on payment method (PM) popularity over time in the hope of pushing the industry forward:
Bitrefill Payment Method Megathread, 2024 Edition!
@moveitph I need help with my card I’m using the same card for grab with no issues but can’t book a move it with it. Please help me as soon as possible
also your support page leads to nowhere when I’m trying to add a ticket, unbelievable.
@GreeceWolt Not being able to order for three days now one girl Efi responded with a long copy and paste message yesterday at 12 pm and then didn’t respond more lol @GreeceWolt
@woltapp Hey I have been trying to register and order for 2 days now. I’m in Greece a girl named Efi in support responded today at 12 pm it’s now 21 pm and I still can’t order. This is ridiculous @woltapp
What effect does a $250 billion dollar inflow to #Bitcoin have over a period of days/weeks? Given the incredibly inelastic supply of BTC and the limited quantities available on exchanges, I’d say NgU.
h/t @JeschildTan
⚠️ 99.99% of all crypto tokens real value is $0 with no actual market, so their only prices completely depend on manipulation & wash trading.
Exchanges only delist them when market makers are running out of liquidity and need it to keep the bigger coins alive
US real rates are actually negative.
3Q23 nominal GDP = 6.3%
1-year treasury yield = 5.4%
-1.1% real rate
If you have a choice why let the govt make a profit at your expense, better to own tech stocks, gold, $BTC and retain purchasing power.
The Lord is my shepherd ....
While the substantial rise in yields is characterized as a global phenomenon, there is no doubt about what is leading the surge. Indeed, you need only look at the US-Germany yield differential which is now above 200 basis points for 10-year government bonds.
#economy#bonds
US budget deficit is near 9% of GDP in an economy not viewed as being in recession. That means if a year ago we actually (*shock*) balanced the budget, GDP would have been near -6% last 12 months. If rates stay at 5.5% long enough interest payments will go up another $1 TRILLION
BREAKING: The US spends another $73.3 billion on interest in July 2023 alone bringing YTD total to $726 BILLION.
We will soon see the first ever 12-month period with $1 trillion+ in interest expense on US debt.