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Kane McGukin

kanemcgukin.substack.com

#Bitcoin + Monetary Innovation. My opinions are my own and not financial advice. Navigating Bitcoin’s Noise 🎙️http://apple.co/3wFbiiq

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2025-04-23 14:02:56

Since January 2024 - Bitcoin has paired up with DXY.
It has traded directionally with it. Breaking the trend of trading opposite.
i.e. we are seeing “yield curve control” but across Global Macro Asset classes not just the bond curve.

2025-04-11 11:27:20

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At the 9 min mark Luke also makes another critical point about the Treasury arb trade
👉 https://open.substack.com/pub/kanemcgukin/p/is-ltcm-replaying-itself-out-in-us
👉 Full video from Luke: https://youtu.be/GFswO3hEZpU?feature=shared

2025-04-05 23:33:08

Would it have been really fun for me to come in and just keep issuing a lot of debt? and… it’s almost like a bodybuilder taking steroids. Outside looks great, you’re muscular. Inside you’re killing your organs. That’s what was going on here.” -@SecScottBessent
As a teen, diving deep into MLB’s steroid issue (late 90s) taught me a lot about our current issues and how what appears like a good thing is really damaging to the system.
Reflected on those lessons with @nprofile…8jw8 / @nprofile…6xme (https://youtu.be/R2kWExiKBNY), Glad to see Bessent making a similar connection (around 19min - https://x.com/tuckercarlson/status/1908204378613248067) . There is a lot to be learned from this relationship.

2025-02-26 23:56:59

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Psyops to centralize ownership or encourage custody make this much easier.

2025-02-23 13:23:22

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One of the hardest things is for companies to change code base from old to new because of the cost to rebuild all the hacked together integrations.
Wouldn’t this be a perfect use case for AI? To rebuild it faster and with cleaner code.
Get to a new test system faster on a new code base to be able to make sure it all works before transferring to the new infrastructure?

2025-02-18 23:26:27

I’ve asked this a few times before and still don’t seem to get the flow of info on NOSTR.
How do you get signal here relative to X?
There, there is a constant stream of good info amidst the noise.
Here, I don’t even see people’s post that I follow that I know put out good info.
How do you solve for this on #NOSTR? Information is so much harder to find and the stream are mostly GMs or memes.

2025-02-06 17:00:22

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Pretty much what the populous says.
However, as the USAID example shows. When govt gets involved the regulations are merely a way to grift in front of the public eye.

2025-01-25 18:08:23

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It’s all the same cycle. Different dates, different people, different tech.
The same problems that feel new.
New solutions that are really re-packed old ones.
People re-fall in love with the wave of narratives.
Human behavior always ends the same way.
Morals and sound money > time > time > immoral and broken money

2025-01-25 13:11:14

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This is awesome. Thanks. I need to try this out. I didn’t know about it.
I do this with books but the manual way. Go find the book on the shelf, the underlines and notes and reference it with another situation, note or book.

2025-01-25 02:16:19

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Explain in slightly simpler terms?

2025-01-01 14:24:16

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Fireworks are literally burning money. The US is far, far ahead at this game. We just use a different source and ignition for display.
Other countries ooh, aah and report on their powder explosions and spectacular drone shows.
The US ooh, aah’s and reports on the money powder explosion of our banks and spectacular fraud shows by politicians.
It’s really the same spectacle. Just a different material.

2024-12-23 18:34:21

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How do you acquire the tags?

2024-12-22 16:24:40

The real gift that Satoshi shared with the release of the #Bitcoin Whitepaper .
https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
https://m.primal.net/NDYB.jpg

2024-12-07 21:31:30

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What’s the gut saying these days?

2024-12-06 12:54:01

Sun Tzu’s timeless wisdom extends far beyond the battlefield—it’s a guide for success in every aspect of life, including finance.
His principles of measurement, assessment, calculation, comparison, and victory are the foundation of simplifying your financial life. Turns out, he might have been a financial advisor. 👇 👇
From the Bible to Napoleon Hill to Sun Tzu, the classics share one thing in common: foundational truths that stand the test of time. These principles provide clarity and guidance, no matter the era.
Here’s a modern application: #Bitcoin.
The next time someone claims it has no value, consider this—its hidden value lies in the enduring principles it represents, much like #SoundMoney and assets rooted in unchanging fundamentals.
#wisdom #values #principles #SunTzu #wealth
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2024-12-04 19:40:50

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Yep. Interesting times.

2024-12-04 12:29:34

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I’m still bad.
The truth is, if we are serious about stopping corruption, human trafficking, et el. Then we will raid all corporate boardrooms and political offices. This is no longer speculation or “conspiracy”. Follow the money, find the problems.
Additionally, we should turn off the printing press at the FED. Not because of #inflation, but because it is the dollars they incessantly print that the criminals drum up bad ideas for.
The truth is, incentives drive actions and we are incentivizing bad actions. There will always be good and bad, corrupt and evil, though every once in a while a cleansing has to happen. A jubilee is normal and has been forgone.
#bitcoin doesn’t fix this. But learning and understanding Bitcoin brings a level of awareness that challenges one to either continue to participate or chose a better incentive structure.

2024-11-30 18:59:27

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It’s not a popular opinion but $COIN will be the JPM of the cryptocurrency ecosystem as it eats traditional banking, lending, and investments.
If you compare their tentacles and make up to JPM’s structure between 1900-1920. They look very much alike.
The one thing I think gets really overlooked is Base.
If we believe the 21st century is the era of internet money there is no denying #Bitcoin is the base, commodity-like asset. BTC is the asset all digital banking will be priced off of. However, just like people frowned on Amazon & AWS in the age of the internet’s rise with cloud infrastructure, people are frowning on Coinbase & Base as the rise of monetary infrastructure is being rebuilt to better distribute liquidity globally.
In the age of internet money, Base = AWS, IMO.
In the future all companies will need financial integrations (API-money) and connections similar to how all S&P 500, et el, eventually realized they needed TCP/IP connections, websites, and social apps. It’s part of a complete infrastructure overhaul.
The barrier to money will be broken in a similar manner to how the barrier to information was broken with the Internet. I believe it will provide similar growth (GDP) and be as disruptive as the breaking of the barrier to information.
Money always changes at critical juncture’s but banking basics generally stay the same.
Happy to chat more if interested.
https://open.substack.com/pub/kanemcgukin/p/the-new-strongmen?r=99ex&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Sound asset > margin / lending > leverage; repeat.

2024-11-20 12:25:28

What’s are the top three reasons you come on social? Including NOSTR?

2024-11-13 02:25:03

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Add some skylights. Though they always leak 🥲

2024-11-10 14:58:09

#Bitcoin at $79-$80,000 is not a surprise. ‼️
The fundamental signs have always been there. 🛠️
As with all monies, the true determinant is faith and belief. 🏃💨

2024-11-06 15:26:18

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There was a primary??? 😎

2024-11-05 16:47:00

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Link to documentary or platform source?

2024-11-05 03:24:38

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Why so late. Seemed obviously long ago. Why wait until so many had already voted and likely made their minds up if you were trying to make a splash/change of opinion.

2024-10-29 15:45:10

Putting time & adoption into perspective:
Personal & business email adoption began in the 1980s/90s - the business impact wasn’t until post 2000.
Webex launched in 1995 - mass business impact wasn’t until Zoom, in 2020.
Adoption takes 20yrs+ - #Bitcoin

2024-10-23 11:04:07

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Yes. Run by corporates who will hodl but adhere to whatever political policy desires are.

2024-10-23 01:25:29

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Or create entities that gobble up a lot of the market and encourage custody for another large swath to erode the key holders.
Works the same as confiscation, allows for paper products, avoids the need for negative feedback of tax, etc.

2024-10-17 22:00:55

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Another good one that will get skimmed over; people will miss all associated leverage that’s discussed/shed light on.
Around the 45 min mark Saylor discusses all the easy to see associated risk. Before that, the discussion around premium equity and issuing premium converts at premium equity, is a key point. The *potential* risk is the 6 year mark. Not sure if that’s an actual number or just an example. But, he walks through it all.
At 1:05:ish he calls MSTR a “levered” Bitcoin play.
And goes over a few examples MSTY and MSTX + options which are additional ways of levering MSTR (a Bitcoin derivative effectively). So these are effectively two and three derivatives of spot. That’s a lot of leverage and a lot of ways to break - see GBTC; the arb and premium discount issues.
Putting it altogether brings some of the points we went back and forth on, to light.
Additionally, it exposes the reasoning why (IMO) MSTR trades at a premium to NAV. The MSTX and degenerate TradFi options/leverage is not all that dissimilar to the GBTC arb trade that eventually broke once the NAV got out of whack and the trade became crowded. When interest waned and big players stepped aside or actually realized the risk, the trap door opens and exponentially declined as a bear unfolded.
It’s totally fine and happens in securities but people don’t always understand the risk and think NgU until they are “blindsided”.

2024-10-13 14:48:07

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See GBTC, IMO. As potential risk associated based on other players impacting price of locked up bitcoin.

2024-10-13 14:47:25

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Agree. I noticed where in Dec 2022 at the bottom he had to sell 700 BTC. I assume there was effectively a margin call due to drawdown. He’s doing alluded to this in the Saif podcast too.
He’s doing it well but people don’t fully understand the inherent margin risk even when you do it well.
Seems to me that at this point $MSTR is a lot like GBTC was when that arb was a “no brainer”. All the HFs and funds that abused the arb ended up blowing it up due to their leverage. This could easily be the case, seen again, after the fact??
Based on estimates there is about $78 of bitcoin per MSTR share. The company stock (pre-#bitcoin) typically traded at $10-$16 a share (for pretty much 20 years).
Adding $78 of BTC would get you to about $94-95 bucks per share. Also, Saylor has been pretty vocal that MSTR pre-Bitcoin was dead in the water. So, it would seem investors probably shouldn’t assign much value to the company then, right?
Granted, I do think his play is to turn it into a bitcoin bank, lend off the stack and convert the software to BTC software and analytics, so there could eventually be hidden value there.

2024-10-12 14:38:05

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What’s your take here?

2024-09-29 13:24:11

Let’s play devil’s advocate for a second:
In the long run, what if the emergence of #Bitcoin is a means to trade liquidity like TradFi trades the #VIX??
https://capitalwars.substack.com/p/is-bitcoin-a-liquidity-proxy

2024-09-28 01:14:03

Sound familiar?
Big Debt Crisis by Ray Dalio.
https://m.primal.net/LEFv.jpg

2024-09-27 12:28:08

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Wisdom is the way.

2024-09-25 11:57:03

Broken money is a symptom of broken morals.
Only when we see money fail do we ask the hard questions.
True change starts by fixing our ❤️s - not in a superficial way, but by delivering real value. Just as gold underpins wealth, pure intent must underpin #money 💵. #Bitcoin
https://m.primal.net/LBlL.png

2024-09-19 12:56:58

If you want a better understanding about why certain narratives are pushed and why certain decisions are made at high levels, seek to understand what applying these phrases allows:
“State of Emergency”
and
“Dual Use Research”
For both ask two questions.
1. How does this impact money flows?
2. What rules and regulations are allowed to be circumvented?
“Unexpected” outcomes become much more predictable.
#bitcoin does not solve this but #knowledge, #wisdom, and understanding do.

2024-09-19 11:35:24

Thought of the day:
If you can’t *trust experts* with health🩺, medicine💊, or money 💴 then what is their purpose?
Not saying all experts are bad, but ulterior motives seem to be driving most expert’s directives.
It’s why we #bitcoin.

2024-09-05 11:42:03

Looking back at data from last yr:
2013 & 2017 #bitcoin 🐻s were about 1,030 days.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/navigating-bitcoins-noise/id1583424361?i=1000624067283
… w/ @npub1m6y…e2p9 (27min mark).
Applying avg 🐻s to the 11/21 high, marks today as the end of the ‘21 🐻.
If similar to 2017, then 9/14 would mark the end.
Interesting 🤷‍♂️.

2024-09-03 13:48:23

The ❤️ is central to the problems of the 🌎 we see.
It also holds the solutions we need as long as we allow ourselves to ignore the temptation of perverse incentives

2024-08-26 16:52:41

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Money, like news, is meant to be boring. When we steer from this principle we introduce chaos.

2024-08-23 10:33:49

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lol. I don’t own a book that isn’t marked up!!
What book? And yes, all dark stuff unfortunately.

2024-08-21 15:16:08

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https://youtu.be/q-cV5WUuyB4?feature=shared

2024-08-21 02:49:50

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Here you go.
https://m.primal.net/KGLd.jpg
https://m.primal.net/KGLe.jpg
https://m.primal.net/KGLf.jpg

2024-08-20 10:42:19

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A+ book. Did you see the bottom of page 183 - 185?
Explains a lot about today!

2024-08-19 20:32:53

Reading historical accounts puts 4th Turnings into perspective (Acts 26).
Humans are no different than wild animals.
We attack our own just the same as an angry pack of wolves hunts their prey.
We’re more civilized but, across history, show the same genetic traits.
https://m.primal.net/KEux.jpg
https://m.primal.net/KEuy.jpg
https://m.primal.net/KEvC.jpg

2024-08-19 20:32:01

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2024-06-28 02:55:58

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I question whether people really care about facts anymore.
The past few years give the vibe that most care more about being a fanboy, promoting narratives, or planting yard signs for the latest cause.
If we wanted facts our behaviors would be different. That’s the unfortunate hard truth.

2024-06-28 02:49:59

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Biden wouldn’t have known either way.

2024-05-23 14:59:09

The buildout of our digital infrastructure looks like this:
1st: The Internet 👉 information 🌊
2nd: Social Media 👉 FAANG 🌊
NOW: 💵 + Energy 👉 AI/EV/“crypto” https://image.nostr.build/9a91894d6f7835fb460bb1739e6b781e88d67e1bdf9b2afe4c80f85b108de12e.jpg

2024-05-02 02:04:50

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The clamp down proves how powerful a tool fear can be.

2024-05-01 14:08:42

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Good point. We should be mindful of promises, right? Add that to the list of principles.

2024-03-27 20:52:54

Unable to post all the links and text inline. But a few thoughts on the difference btw money and currency.
https://x.com/kanemcgukin/status/1772972399341801570?s=46&t=BCZ86Q6VE35kiDHSK1Vf6w

2024-03-27 02:23:47

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Where are you moving to?

2024-03-23 20:40:09

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Thanks. Good post, I appreciate being able to see all angles and have good conversations with other people’s thoughts; such as yours!

2024-03-23 03:48:31

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Black Swans are the obvious issue most don’t see because the average person just plays along with irrational explanations.
There are a small, but quite a few, that see Black Swans because they think logically, rationally prepare, and *can* wait long enough in a position. They can wait for the adverse event to unfold. Most can’t.
It’s not that Black Swans are unseen or unknown.
It’s that *most* choose to ignore the obvious signs.
Typically, because it means not taking the easy route, or making a big change to one’s lifestyle. So, only a few are willing to do this and are rewarded handsomely for doing so.
Ex: in 2008 it was *very* clear that Central Banks were becoming absurdly large hedge funds that had lost control, with no bigger fish to come in and backstop them.
However, it was not until a decade later that they finally began failing. 2018 - 2022.
It is very clear that US College Education is and has been an enormous bubble. Subsidized by govt grants and funding, & supported by issuing enormous bond amounts to overbuild. They can’t pay the interest expense so they raise tuition every year and use that raise to pay bondholder interest expense. The definition of ponzi.
This Black Swan has failed to happen… yet. But is very, clear, obvious and open.

2024-03-23 03:28:37

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To me this shows the level of wokeness in the US. And the level at which the average American prefers to be conditioned by leftist/socialist ideals.

2024-03-16 14:37:31

It’s hard to find better #bitcoin resources to 🍊-pill with than these two talks by @npub15dq…lm5m & @npub1cn4…3vle.
https://open.substack.com/pub/kanemcgukin/p/the-power-of-coverting-your-work?r=99ex&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web https://image.nostr.build/92603893051ca557e2445c0d0d10094aba274b6435358ab69aa3fde265db27fb.jpg

2024-03-16 00:10:39

What are the best #lighting wallets for zaps on #nostr?

2024-03-13 17:16:47

Money has different meanings for different people. For some, it's a tool. For others, it's a liquidity resource that expands or evaporates quickly.
To me, money is real wealth and stores value across long periods of time, while liquidity is a claim on wealth that can easily distort the reality of our true net worth.
Money is backed by belief.
Liquidity is backed by emotion.
Strong belief systems last and provide abundance, while emotional systems irrationally expand and contract, creating unstable environments.
🔋 Belief > Money > Stability > Longevity
💥 Emotion > Currency (liquidity) > Instability > Fragility
Video: https://x.com/kanemcgukin/status/1767908365659738423?s=46&t=BCZ86Q6VE35kiDHSK1Vf6w

2024-03-08 14:30:10

What financial markets face today is the same battle they faced between 1913 and the 1930s.
The battle of *REAL* wealth vs. *CLAIMS* on wealth 👇
It’s a simple choice, but we make it difficult due to the impact it has on the political *inability* to steal wealth.
https://open.substack.com/pub/kanemcgukin/p/real-wealth-vs-claims-on-wealth?r=99ex&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

2024-03-07 17:34:25

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The BIS (Europe) owns the FED. Details here:
https://open.substack.com/pub/kanemcgukin/p/time-money-and-people-change-liquidity?r=99ex&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web https://image.nostr.build/159843c7bfcd99a9f61299699c39e28079904b241c095df3571e00cbd29028da.jpg

2024-03-07 14:14:18

Unpopular Opinion:
We believe we are different than animals. That humans do not poach like lions & tigers, etc.
Human greed begs to differ. It is proof that we are no different.
Is that why we call it Animal Spirits??

2024-02-24 12:56:18

Society is in the process of cutting out the middleman…
across the board…
Broken values & incentive structures have finally pushed far enough to break the money. Forcing people to ask real questions & look for real solutions.
https://open.substack.com/pub/kanemcgukin/p/broken-values-expose-broken-money?r=99ex&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web https://image.nostr.build/f813246cc92b0d900df9318126850af7460c591132243bf2b115b403542d7d5c.jpg

2024-02-23 22:28:22

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What’s the difference between economic data coming out of China and economic data coming out of the US?
Nothing.
It’s two governments making up statistics to support their own ideals and desires outcomes.
It really is as simple as that.

2024-02-23 22:24:14

The Wall Street complex (TradFi) believes it to be rational and makes sense when $NVDA goes up endlessly by 5-10% per day…
BUT, screams *fraud* and it’s not real when #bitcoin does.
Interesting world! #FanBoy investing.

2024-02-16 14:38:58

Investing hack: We all want more of an asset when it’s up, but when it’s down and we didn’t sell prior. We wish we had less.
The holy grail to investing is doing the exact opposite.

2024-01-12 00:07:46

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My guess. From $25k and below.

2024-01-12 00:07:14

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Curious about different answers to this. What was disappointing?

2024-01-09 19:29:19

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Most of the reporting from various services is so early it’s basically unusable and has about half the required info.

2024-01-08 11:54:14

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I get that and agree. Totally more valuable as a payment mechanism in developing countries over developed. I do talk about that a number of times here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/navigating-bitcoins-noise/id1583424361

2024-01-07 19:58:30

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Still trying to understand this angle (for years). Not being snarky? Why magical?
In the US, it would be a bunch of taxable events without enough reporting to not make it a total nightmare come tax time.
What am I missing?

2024-01-05 12:59:36

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Old adage. When the headlines are all the talk or shock and awe, pay your attention elsewhere. That’s where the real story is. Not the one they keep floating out in front.
Nothing is ever going to come of the Epstein stuff. Even if people were to make headway it will get shut down. The list includes too many people and agencies in to high of places.

2024-01-03 21:33:41

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Very well said!
Particularly: “You cannot really understand how the world truly works unless you have financial independence. Once you achieve this state, it changes everything.”

2024-01-03 13:47:50

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There is no greater signal!

2024-01-02 12:21:05

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To me this point is the greatest hurdle in society, at least in the US.
Normie land has gone so far to the “just give me the short or simple version.” That no one understands the foundations of anything.
Everyone is just in it to make a quick buck and move on to the next dollar or thing as fast as possible. Everything feels like a big sale without anyone having real interest other than how quickly can money be made.

2023-12-31 16:08:59

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Valentines Day.

2023-12-31 16:07:52

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Feed them wisdom. Nothing else. The rest will take care of itself.
We already see what happens when algorithms of junk is fed consistently to the people.
It creates a world dominated by fear, greed, and strife.
To get better we must spend time being better. To be better we need more wisdom and far less fear.
Have the algorithm curate wisdom to be fed when the button is pushed.

2023-12-31 16:03:27

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Great move @npub129z…y5gm. If we the people chased wisdom with the same tenacity that we chase money, the world would truly be a better place.
We would rid ourselves of evil and distrustful leaders and squash the never ending noise of news headlines promoting gossip and warmongering.
If we all did this daily and continued weekly, the good would compound and make this the best world possible.
Seeking wisdom over money, power, and fame will show you that opting out, is really opting in. FEW

2023-12-30 13:54:42

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Agree with the premise. You may enjoy the below as it touches on the system choices of the 1940s, how that broke, and why #Bitcoin, cell, and internet technologies in 2023 solve many of the issues of the 1970s. (and 40s).
SDRs were effectively a failed attempt (due to tech) at what Bitcoin provides.
Today more than ever, the world needs money that is interoperable and connected (integrated).
https://open.substack.com/pub/kanemcgukin/p/bitcoin-is-global-money-for-an-interconnected?r=99ex&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

2023-12-30 04:07:30

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Sorry to hear that happened to you, and I’m glad you survived/were taken care of.
That makes the angle of your views make sense as well. 🙏 for the best for you on a go forward.

2023-12-30 02:13:57

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Actually quite opposite. Thanks for the assumption though.
Having to make forced decisions without what feels like a real choice has a way of changing your perspective on life.
Sorry to have hit a hot button for you.

2023-12-29 14:21:27

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This mindset is exactly what creates many of the challenges we face. If one chooses to do move (or stay) they must realize the consequences that come with their choice. We must ride the idea that someone else should always be responsible for our actions.

2023-12-22 16:53:25

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Moving to somewhere where kids are affordable and business is easier to start without all the bureaucratic red tape and fees is probably the right answer.
It sounds crazy but that place does not feel like the US these days.

2023-12-18 16:40:23

1. Mr. Robot
2. The Great Hack
3. Social Dilemma
If you watched in that order everything after 2018 wasn’t shocking.
4. Leave The World Behind
Add it to the list. That’s next. See the executive producer’s too.

2023-12-15 00:07:27

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The downfall of healthcare is it’s turned into a lucrative sales job.

2023-12-14 02:30:27

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Seek understanding light provides the answer while darkness maintains evil. https://image.nostr.build/d92b26b83333e8c820d504a83f894fb428782245011b21f0942caa4076d4bae7.jpg

2023-12-11 22:08:27

Good times chatting with @npub1guh…6hjy / TFTC on all things 🇨🇳, US, USD, and #Bitcoin.
https://x.com/kanemcgukin/status/1734206662968312152?s=46&t=BCZ86Q6VE35kiDHSK1Vf6w

2023-12-06 17:50:59

Unpopular Opinion:
As the #bitcoin bull starts again we’re seeing former bitcoiners turned sh*%coiners return to tout the reasons why #BTC is the best.
As we approach the top those same names will be seeking yield or grifting some other coins again.
It’s part of the cycle.

2023-12-04 12:35:20

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The absolute downside of bull markets.

2023-12-01 12:33:34

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Action towards those things. No app or tool needed 🤓.
You already do this well.

2023-11-28 15:32:28

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There is one greater enemy… the BIS. They control all and the FED is just their markets execution arm.

2023-11-28 13:42:54

Fear is the absence of belief.
If you have fear, “they” win.
External results depend on how much attention you give to the fear posted on social media, the news, or MSM.
Statistically speaking, “they” know you won’t opt-out and will instead chase the next headline.

2023-11-24 21:14:13

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It reads to me they are just no longer in the App Store and likely less support but not fully shutdown.

2023-11-24 20:52:15

What’s the best #nostr wallet replacement with Wallet of Satoshi pulling out of the US.

2023-11-23 02:03:39

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What the IMF really stands for IM F*

2023-11-21 23:20:39

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They’ve changed it immensely since last year. It’s still great but not nearly as useful.
Prompts that worked originally now basically comeback with reasons why it can’t or shouldn’t give that information.
Kind of stinks from that perspective.

2023-11-21 12:51:55

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Musk plays the game for himself.
Apple, Disney, the BIS and all other corporate giants play the game to the lowest common denominator because there is a ton of vig to be had there.
Said another way. Musk usually takes the hard road and pulls out all the marketing opportunities. He enjoys the game of cat and mouse and knows how to execute in a high risk/high reward environment. He’s also good at suckering billionaires who can’t afford to look bad so they bring in their friends and new money when the outlook isn’t looking so good; just to save face.
Disney/Apple, etc. take the easiest road possible (marketing to the masses) because they know little effort is required for easy profits and extremely high margins. Herding sheep isn’t exactly tough and a very profitable business in the digital age. Plus, it’s reliable and repeatable when the narrative changes. There are just so many new ways to spin up easy profits when dealing with the lowest common denominator.

2023-11-21 12:44:05

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If you think you can trust Musk on Monday, you know you can’t by Friday.

2023-11-17 12:09:31

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Darkness = evil
Light = knowledge/understanding

2023-11-17 11:25:05

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You feel like you can trust him on Monday, but realize you can’t by Friday.