Bitcoin has dipped below $110,000, and it's nothing unusual.August and September are BTC's weakest months, but it's followed by Q4, its strongest stretch of the year.[B2YB @JoinHorizon_] https://t.co/cuzccbmqcP ...

Accelerate Operation Weimar.Long hard assets. Relax and enjoy the ride. https://t.co/Psy2DHjlKSDon Johnson (@DonMiami3):We’re running an almost $3 trillion deficit - what do you think happens with a puppet Fed that cuts rates to 1%? ...

And just like that, the President has fired a voting Fed member for the first time in history.The White House has never been this adamant about exerting influence over the US' central bank.Fiscal dominance accelerates. Weimar beckons.zerohedge (@zerohedge):Trump fires Fed governor Lisa Cook https://t.co/VABHNoLgDR ...

Bitcoin is the only monetary asset with no supply response function.Any increase in price will never be met by an increase in the supply schedule.This isn't appreciated enough.Volatility is permanently skewed to the upside, forever. ...

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I'll be recording a podcast with @_ChaitanyaJ tomorrow.What questions do you have for him? ...

Bitcoin has spent less than ~3 days at this price level. It's healthy to revisit and spend some time here.We're entering the weakest month for BTC seasonally, which is followed by its (historically) two best months.Go outside, touch grass, breathe, enjoy life. https://t.co/PAOxz1Xqqw ...

It's getting testy. https://t.co/oThHl9wJPR ...

The Financial Times is dogging on Bitcoin Treasury Companies.Bullish signpost.Thank you for your journalistic sacrifice 🫡Financial Times (@FT):Opinion: Bitcoin is either a brilliant innovation to move the world away from corruptible fiat currencies or a vast confidence trick. https://t.co/3zS0x7OQC6 https://t.co/037RJkfGyM ...

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