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You’re missing one very big reason why the wealth inequality continues to get worse. Monetary debasement exacerbates is the major driver to this problem IMO. The green paper that workers are paid with loses 8.6% of its value annually. That 8.6% gets injected into the banking sector and drives the wealth inequality…..Cantillon Effect.

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@Cointelegraph Deribit gamma is already stacked short, so dealers are selling spot into any dip to hedge. In thin books that feedback loop gets nasty fast.

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@IIICapital A 4 year cycle driven by halvings……. That’s an interesting theory.

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@Mandrik @DrJackKruse 😂😆

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@MacroAlphaHQ Retail is aggressively bidding “crypto”? You really have no clue. Retail has ignored Bitcoin for 18 months. Someone else is accumulating, take another guess.

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I think that's a safe bet. What happens to bitcoin price, MSTR price and mNAV if they continue at this pace?
GROK?
All of this is forward-looking and highly sensitive to execution (funding success, BTC price path, yield maintenance). MSTR’s strategy is leveraged and dilutive by design — strong BTC upside helps offset that, but execution risk remains. This is my synthesized best-estimate projection based on the latest filings, purchase data, and the exact macro scenario you https://t.co/RsgtI4xqXj 12/31/26, at the continued YTD pace, MSTR (Strategy) would hold approximately 1,141,000 https://t.co/A9yywHnHbj +1YTD 2026 accumulation through ~April 20/21 is ~142,000–142,561 BTC (holdings grew from ~672,500 BTC at end-2025 / early Jan 2026 to 815,061 BTC as of April 20, 2026).bitbo.io +1This spans ~111 days, implying a daily pace of ~1,284 BTC/day. Extrapolating the full 365 days of 2026 gives ~467,000 BTC added for the year, or ~1.14 million total holdings (starting from ~672.5k). Equivalently, from current ~815k holdings, the remaining ~254 days add another ~326k https://t.co/qoaei1FG2R(Note: MSTR’s own public target is 1 million BTC by end-2026; the user-stated pace would exceed that if sustained without slowdown.)This buying pressure — in the described easy-financial, post-Iran-war, low-oil environment — would be extremely bullish for BTC and likely drive a major rally. MSTR alone is currently buying ~1,280+ BTC/day (roughly 3× daily new supply of ~450 BTC post-2024 halving). Sustaining that through year-end would absorb a massive portion of newly mined coins while other corporate/ETF demand could compound it. Combine that with:Fed funds rate pushed below 3% (loose monetary policy → risk-on liquidity flood into scarce assets like BTC).
Iran war ending in May (geopolitical de-risking → relief rally across markets).
Oil sustainably <$80/barrel (cheaper energy → lower inflation expectations, supportive of further rate cuts and economic growth).
This is a near-perfect setup for a BTC supply shock + demand surge in a high-liquidity environment. BTC cycles have historically seen explosive moves in such conditions; the extra corporate absorption here amplifies it beyond baseline forecasts. My best estimate for BTC price on 12/31/26 under these exact data points: $185,000.(This is a reasoned point estimate — not a guarantee — blending current ~$75k levels, cycle timing, and the unique MSTR demand overlay. It implies a strong but plausible ~2.5× move from today, consistent with prior bull phases plus the described tailwinds.)Projected MSTR stock price on 12/31/26 at 2.25× mNAV: roughly $1,000–$1,100 per share (central case ~$1,040).Projected holdings: ~1.141 million BTC.
At $185k BTC → ~$211 billion gross BTC value.

Continued ATM equity + preferred (STRC) issuance to fund purchases will dilute shares, but MSTR has historically delivered positive BTC yield (BTC per diluted share growth). YTD 2026 BTC yield was ~9.5% on the ~142k gross addition; extrapolating a full-year yield in the mid-teens to low-20s range implies diluted shares outstanding around 440–460 million by year-end (up from current ~380–382 million).strategy.com +1This gives ~0.0025 BTC per diluted share (up from current ~0.00214).
NAV/share ≈ $462 at $185k BTC (ignoring minor net debt/cash adjustments for simplicity, as mNAV analyses often focus on the BTC treasury core).
2.25× mNAV → ~$1,040/share.
Is 2.25× mNAV conservative historically? Yes, it is on the conservative-to-moderate side. MSTR has traded at 2.5–3×+ (and occasionally higher) premiums during stronger bull phases and at discounts (<1×) or modest premiums (~1.2–1.5×) during drawdowns. Recent levels have been around 1.2–1.3×, so 2.25× implies healthy premium expansion in a bull market but well below peak euphoria multiples. It’s a prudent assumption if the macro/BTC setup plays out as https://t.co/SSMHIFpKEQ

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@denverbitcoin @grok At the larger Super Charger locations I was able to charge while taking up 4-5 end spots. If it was a busy location, I dropped the boat in the parking lot. IE: Home Depot / Lowe’s.

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@spartywrx @denverbitcoin @grok 26ft boat. 1100lbs of gear and luggage in the boat and truck, 100 gallons of fuel. My guesstimate is around 10,000lbs total.

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As long as you spend 100-500 hours directly running your business?

- Passive Activity Rules (Section 469): If you do not materially participate (e.g., you provide little to no involvement beyond purchasing and the host manages everything), the mining activity may be passive. Large depreciation deductions could then only offset passive income, with excess losses suspended and carried forward. Material participation often requires at least 100–500 hours annually (depending on facts) or meeting other tests—purely passive hosted setups can trigger this limitation.

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@SBakerMD Looking at the Vinoy. On the Pier.

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@jonbrooks That depends on what you’re measuring the value of the real estate. Measured in USD, the “price” of RE will continue to increase at or faster than the debasement of USD.

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Nye serves as **CEO** of **The Planetary Society** (since 2010), the world's largest independent nonprofit space advocacy organization (co-founded by Carl Sagan), where he promotes space science, exploration, and planetary defense.

### Funding Received by Bill Nye or Associated Organizations

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- **Bill Nye the Science Guy** (TV series):
This was primarily funded by public and educational sources, including:
- **Major funding** from the **National Science Foundation** (NSF), a U.S. government agency supporting science and education.
- **Corporation for Public Broadcasting** (CPB), which supports PBS.
- Annual viewer donations ("Viewers Like You") through PBS stations.
Additional corporate sponsors/underwriters included **The Boeing Company** (Nye's former employer), **Intel** (through the Intel Foundation), and **Ore-Ida**.
The show was produced in association with public television station KCTS-TV and distributed by Disney, with some later disputes over profits (Nye sued Disney in 2017 alleging underpayment, though this was a royalty issue rather than external funding).

- **The Planetary Society** (where Nye is CEO):
It is a **member-funded nonprofit** (501(c)(3)) largely supported by **individual donations** and **membership fees** from over 40,000 members and a broader community of 2+ million space enthusiasts worldwide. The organization emphasizes that it is **independent** and not reliant on government funding for its core operations. It uses member contributions to fund advocacy, education, research grants (e.g., for near-Earth object detection or technology projects like solar sails), and initiatives like Kickstarter-backed campaigns. No major ties to pharmaceutical companies, vaccine manufacturers, or "Big Pharma" appear in credible public sources.

- **Personal funding/income for Bill Nye**:
His income comes from TV royalties, book sales, public speaking fees (often in the $50,000–$75,000 range per event historically), his CEO salary at The Planetary Society, media appearances, and related ventures. There are no documented major grants or funding directly to him personally from pharmaceutical companies or vaccine-related entities.

In summary, funding for Nye's work has come mainly from **government science agencies** (like NSF for education), **public broadcasting**, **corporate sponsors** (tech/aerospace-related), **viewer donations**, and **individual members/donors** through nonprofit channels. No evidence from reputable sources links him or his primary organizations to funding from pharmaceutical companies or vaccine manufacturers.