Web3 Insights

Stealth mode BULDL #bitcoin #opensource

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

@RunesAndRift No June MM

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

@IstanBULLISH12 @ThePepGuy Any foundation for cancer? Or just fear mongering

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

@AutismCapital @thedesign59 Crazy taxi was insane for the time

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

Based

[Autism Capital 🧩 @AutismCapital]

Possibly controversial opinion. The most underrated console of all time was the Sega Dreamcast. It was so ahead of its time. People fade the ‘cast.

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

@EVNFT Old knowledge sorry sir

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

It’s over back to normal

[Myron Gaines @MyronGainesX]

The republican party has been hijacked by silicone valley tech, homosexual, atheist, and billionaire globalists.

One of them controls one of the biggest platforms and promised free speech, rather, he wanted to simply control it.

We are cooked.

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

C.S. Lewis, one of the 20th century's top intellectuals, considered himself too smart for Christianity.

So how, at age 32, did he suddenly become one of its greatest advocates?

He was struck by a strange feeling — and something Tolkien said to him late at night… (thread) 🧵

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

Sad truth - disbelief works in weird ways- desperation

[ً @trading_axe]

@BigDickBull69 We have broken SO MANY people in this game,

That the “OG folks” [I use this term VERY loosely because I am more OG than them], have decided to quit after “losing their respect.”

Sadly, ZERO respect for bears in a bull market.

Retar Dio.

[Web3 Insights @web3insights]

Beautiful

[Stack Hodler @stackhodler]

The whole global economic system is being hilariously upended and you're alive to see it.

Computers will soon operate themselves better than a human could.

How much longer will professional button pushers outperform AI at coding, statistical analysis, spreadsheets, slide decks, etc?

Not much longer.

The majority of white collar intellectual work will be wiped out.

We are horses watching the emergence of the automobile.

But that's not all...

Realtime computer vision is rapidly advancing.

Which means robots that complete manual tasks at a fraction of the cost of a human employee aren't far off.

For the first time in human history, NO ONE can tell you which jobs will still be here 10 years from now.

And now let's consider sovereign debt.

It's still the underlying collateral of the global financial system.

But it's not made for the world that's coming.

At best sovereign debt is backed by tax revenues of citizens that will soon be out of work.

But the massive debt and deficit levels mean that even without mass unemployment, sovereign debt is already pretty much worthless if you reason from first principles.

It can only be paid back in hideously debased fiat currency.

Which means it's already a confidence game that only works as long as people don't think about it too much.

So to review, we have a once in a species disruption of human work, hitting at the same time that the debt-based financial system has reached its logical conclusion.

Any entity with liabilities that need to be paid out in real terms should be scrambling to prepare for this new reality.

Pension funds. Insurance companies. Governments.

They all need an asset that can keep up with the debasement of fiat currency if they want to prevent their constituents from rioting French Revolution style.

No doubt some of the people in charge see WW3 as a convenient solution...

When things get tough at home, the easy thing to do is send the masculine youth to go die in a far-off ditch before they have a chance to rise up.

But there's a much better solution.

It's painfully clear to many of us that finite #Bitcoin is the asset that can help us out of this apparent trap.

Yesterday's announcement that the Wisconsin state pension fund bought $162 million of spot Bitcoin should not be overlooked.

This is the very beginning of a peaceful migration of global capital into the new collateral.

We're hot-swapping the wings of the financial system mid-air.

Which means it might be a bumpy ride.

But that's the real "soft landing" we should be paying attention to.

Not how old man Powell fiddles with interest rates, or how many fiat digits Yellen pumps into the system.

Their goose is already cooked.

The best they can do is delay the inevitable.

BUT HERE'S THE GOOD NEWS!

Washing machines, dishwashers, vacuum cleaners...

These tools gave us more of our most precious asset: Time.

We wouldn't dream of washing our clothes by hand today.

Likewise, AI and robotics will give us an incredible amount of our lives back.

Future generations will feel bad that we spent so much time staring at screens, clicking buttons, and doing menial labor.

Meanwhile, the price of all goods will absolutely plummet in #Bitcoin terms.

Just as fossil fuels lead to an enormous increase in standard of living, so too will the AI and robotics boom.

The biggest challenge in all of this will be what humans do with their time.

Most of us have been conditioned since childhood to think that we must stay busy.

When you're a kid, you have no problem playing in the yard all day, looking at bugs, and living in the moment.

But then we enter the conveyor belt of school.

And we're conditioned to strive and seek external approval for our efforts.

Undoing that conditioning will be the hardest part.

Learning to find contentment in pure human experience will be difficult for most.

#Bitcoin can fix the financial and economic system.

After that, a positive philosophy of living will be needed.

But let's take it one problem at a time 😉

[Gordon 🐂 @GordonGekko]

The telegram group finding out the dev has started selling

[pedma @pedma7]

This is Chris Camillo.

In 2021, Chris was featured in Business Insider for turning $20,000 into $42,000,000, during his 15-year trading career.

His trading style, is one of the most interesting I've ever read about:

- Social Arbitrage

Here’s Chris's story:

[DR22 Ω 🪬🎭 @DejaRu22]

Happy birthday to Manly Palmer Hall.

One of the greatest writers of all time.
One of the greatest philosophers of all time.
And one of the greatest orators of all time.

To be any one of those three things would be sufficiently impressive alone. To be all of three of them at once, you’re looking at a freak 1 in a billion individual.

He wrote over 200 books and gave over 8000 lectures in his lifetime.

Homage paid.

[King 💹 @0xgodking]

RIP my forever King.

[PlanB @100trillionUSD]

THe hAlViNg Is pRiCeD iN🤪

[Miles Deutscher @milesdeutscher]

I spent 20+ hours sifting through 14 institutional research reports (1000+ pages), so you don't have to.

My findings were mind-blowing.

🧵: Learn which trends the big institutions like Coinbase, a16z, JP Morgan, Fidelity & Messari are bullish on in 2024 and beyond.👇

[TheS◎Lstice 👶🐂🪖 @The__Solstice]

The cavalry has arrived

[Agartha Corp. @agarthacorp]

Soon™

[Autism Capital 🧩 @AutismCapital]

Can someone help us understand this rabbit hole? When we grew up there were 151 Pokémon. Now (we looked it up) there are 1,025. The new Pokémon were released in batches called “Generations,” with each Generation coming out every 3-4 years since 1996. They are now on to Generation IX (9). Each Generation has between 72-155 Pokémon.

Do the kids of today know only the Pokémon from their generation or do they actually learn all 1,025? Does that mean they are smarter if we only had to learn 151? Is there a really really long Pokerap for 1,025 Pokémon?

Please educate us.

[MemeKeep @memekeep_io]

We are now live on #Arbitrum One!

Mint, list, and trade your NFTs on Arbitrum or Polygon!

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#NFT #Crypto #Ethererum #polygon