Yassin Molavsky

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[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

Reposting this video I made 7 months ago since JP Morgan is backing calls to delist MSTR for being "too Bitcoin-heavy" and basically being anti-Bitcoin in general.

Funny coming from the same bank that worked with Bernie Madoff and Jeffrey Epstein yet screams that Bitcoin is for criminals and it is a Ponzi.

[Saifedean Ammous @saifedean]

A fundamental lie of Zionism is that Zionists act like savage animals because their neighbors are savage animals. But Jews lived in Palestine in peace for 1300 years. The savagery only came with the Zionists murdering & expelling goyim to steal their land.

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

What laughable BS about China lol

[CR Sanchez @crsanchezx]

Países del mundo mas odiados:

🥉 Mal

· China 🇨🇳 (tensiones políticas y económicas con el resto del mundo)
· Corea del Norte 🇰🇵 (régimen cerrado y aislado)
· Arabia Saudí 🇸🇦 (país sin derechos humanos)
· Bielorrusia 🇧🇾 (represión y apoyo a Rusia)

🥈 Peor ↓↓

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

Unreal: the symbolism of Trump signing a surrender agreement at Versailles in which the US agrees to pay massive reparations is just too perfect.

I wouldn't be surprised if Macron weaponized Trump's complete ignorance of history and told him something like: "Mr. President, Versailles is where the most consequential deal of the 20th century was signed. Yours deserves the same stage."

Either that or Macron stumbled into the perfect historical parallel through sheer obliviousness - which, knowing him, is actually even more likely.

[Cyrus Janssen @thecyrusjanssen]

Trump was outsmarted and outplayed by Iran, but luckily for him the MAGA base is too stupid to understand this

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

@HodlFlorida @Scavacini777 From 500 to 1k in five days deserves a post of its own haha congrats 🎉

[Nick Szabo @NickSzabo4]

Arbitrary content on blockchains makes them far more risky, legally and morally, to operate, than with blockchains confined to financial transactions. Running a node where one cannot selectively delete unacceptable content without wider functional disruption is also far riskier than running data services where one can selectively delete unacceptable content without causing wider functional disruption.

There are a wide variety of moral and legal categories of arbitrary content, and many of them are radically different from each other. CSAM/CP, other kinds of obscenity, copyrighted material, censored political content, trade secrets, classified material, and many other such categories are treated in extremely different ways from each other by morality and by law. What's more, each of the 100s of jurisdictions over which a blockchain runs has its own wide variations. Some legal prohibitions, such as those against CSAM/CP, have extremely high popularity and involve highly motivated enforcement.

Government response to one kind of content is an extremely poor predictor of its response to another kind of content. The response of one government to a kind of content is often a poor predictor of a response to another government to the same content.

Nodes on blockchains that, through means such as escalating fee schedules, byte limits, format enforcement, etc., discourage arbitrary content, are far less risky to run than nodes on blockchains that encourage arbitrary content.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

@zerohedge True.

That is why Bitcoin is based on energy: you can issue fake fiat currency, and every government in history has done so, but it is impossible to fake energy.

[Fuentes Updates @FuentesUpdates]

The Iran War has been a trillion dollar FAILURE

“You've got more than a dozen dead Americans, hundreds injured, tens, maybe hundreds of billions of dollars in damage to U.S. bases and other military facilities in the region."

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

@HodlFlorida Phenomenal transformation, keep it up man 🔥

[Jason Smith - 上官杰文 @ShangguanJiewen]

Did you know that when citizens around the world are asked to rank their own countries on democracy, that Chinese citizens rank their own country higher than any other people in the world?

Now you do.

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

@HodlFlorida Congratulations buddy 🎉 to 1k sooner than later and then 100k and beyond

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

SpaceX IPO has drawn more than $70B orders from retail (ppl like me and you) bigger than the largest IPO in history - Saudi Aramco

Most of ‘em will get rekt a few days later when the hype is over

Better buy Bitcoin while it's cheaper

[Saifedean Ammous @saifedean]

Of course Trump loves the inflation. It allows him to weaponize the US military and the wealth of all the world's dollar users to his enrichment and the ancient grudges of his cronies.

[Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt]

They did the same thing in 2008 with mortgage-backed securities.

Privatize the gains.

Socialize the losses.

Back then, you were the product too.

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

You’re my G but @mattkratter has put out incredibly valuable content on Bitcoin for free so I assume his paid course would be even more valuable - and he does offer Bitcoin payment in his website, you can double check.

I suggest you consume more of his work to have a balanced view on him and his work - heck, even @saylor recommended his channel a few years ago, which is why he also responded to his post. Kratter is a strong and valuable voice in the Bitcoin community and I myself don’t agree with him on everything.

You’re also a great voice for Bitcoin on X and I appreciate both of you guys.

[Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt]

@ThorTorrens ZioCoin is why

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

@JM_speakss Everything’s possible this year, and I hope so actually

[Jason Smith - 上官杰文 @ShangguanJiewen]

China sells the US computers, smartphones, laptops, and telecoms equipment.

The US sells China gas and soybeans.

Who's calling who a peasant?..

[Yassin Molavsky @YassinMol]

It is

[Aleksandar Trifunovic @kassad]

China might be the best country in the world right now.

The more i read about it, the more impressed i m.