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Love seeing tokenized stocks keep scaling
No cheating, last coin you sold?
this is cool
USD1 movin’ like it’s built different
If you're ever feeling downbad just remember Jack Mallers got paid $150M as CEO of Twenty One. The stock is downbad 90% [Spoken audio]: Hey, everyone. I have decided to step down as the CEO of 21 capital I wanted to tell you that myself in my own words because you deserve to hear it from me directly When I helped start 21, I thought we had an opportunity to build something very specific Not only a company built on Bitcoin not only a company built with Bitcoin on its balance sheet but also a company with Bitcoin businesses producing cash flow built alongside of it. That was the vision that I believed in. That is still the vision that I believe in. However, over time, it became clear that the board and I did not agree on the path toward building for that vision. Not in bad faith, not because anyone was wrong. The people involved in 21 are immensely talented and committed to what they believe. But sometimes people can look at the same opportunity and arrive at different conclusions as to how to build it. And that's okay. But something had to change. And ultimately I made the decision to step down as the CEO and exit myself from the business. Now, I do not say that lightly. People believed in 21. People invested in 21. People believed in me specifically as its CEO. I understand that responsibility. I feel the weight of that responsibility. I know some people will be disappointed by this outcome. This was certainly not the vision that I had when I started the business as to how this story would end. Now with all of that being said and as hard as walking away from 21 has been, I know that it is both the honest and the right thing to do. It's the right thing for 21, the company. It's the right thing for its shareholders. It's the right thing for Bitcoiners and it's the right thing for me. This experience in making this decision has brought me back to questions that matter the most. Like why has Bitcoin been my life's mission for the last 14 years? What do I want to build? Who am I building for? And maybe the simplest but most important thing that I learned through all of this is that I'm at my best and my heart is most full and I'm able to contribute to the Bitcoin story most fully when I pour my energy and my blood, my sweat, my tears into building tools for Bitcoin and Bitcoiners, period, that simple. I wanna be building for the person stackin' sacks, for the small to medium sized business that's startin' their own Bitcoin treasury, for the hodler, for those of you at conferences run up to me and say, Jack, it was a podcast you recorded, or it was strike that finally got myself from my family or my friends to understand Bitcoin to get off zero. The person that's worked their whole life to accumulate savings and now wants those savings to be protected in Bitcoin. Those are the people that I want to spend my life building for. And to me, that's what strike is. Bitcoin has a weird way of forcing clarity on you. It tests what you really believe. It it challenges who you really are, where you may be weak. And it makes you confront what actually matters, especially when the answer can no longer be theoretical. And this experience has done that for me. I have never believed in Bitcoin more than I do today. I have never been more energized to build for Bitcoiners more than I am right now. I know the type of leader that I am and that I want to be. I know the type of business that strike is and that I want to build. And I know the type of world that I think is worth building for. My life's work remains Bitcoin. The home in where I do that work remains strike. I know what I'm building and I know who I'm building it for. And I know why it matters. So thank you for your support this far. This story is far from over. In fact, in many ways, it's just getting started. So with that, I wish 21 and the team nothing but the best And I am back to work working on Bitcoin for Bitcoiners at Strike. Take care.
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Your grandfather worked one job, bought a house at 28, raised 4 kids on one salary. You have two remote jobs, split rent with 3 roommates, and can't afford kids. He wasn't smarter. His money just didn't melt. Bitcoin fixes this.
Accumulating $ETH and waiting for altseason
After holding $ETH for 5 months, this guy finally gave up and sold 1,862.3 $ETH ($3.58M) at $1,923, taking a loss of $1.42M(-28%). He bought 1,862.3 $ETH at $2,685 in January when the price of $ETH dropped. arkm.com/explorer/addre …
Spent two weeks chatting with friends from the Bay Area, Hong Kong, and Japan, and the conclusion is that I'm bullish on BTC—here is the bottom range area—but not optimistic about it having a very strong performance in the next cycle. Buying coins is more because of familiarity
BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP spot ETFs saw net inflows on July 20 BTC: $226.92M ETH: $38.09M SOL: $2.64M $XRP : $2.49M
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Learn out. Electric vehicles are built different. Australia needs better data to get the most out of the shift theconversation.com/electric-vehic … via @ConversationEDU #tech #digital #privacy #crypto #ai
I still think about this trade sometimes I was long on Bitcoin and entered the trade before going to sleep because I had full conviction in my setup. My planned stop loss was around ₹2,500, but I had around ₹9,000 of margin in that position. So if my stop loss worked, I'd lose about ₹2,500. If I got liquidated, I'd lose almost the entire margin. That night Bitcoin printed one huge red candle. It went straight through my stop loss level, but somehow my position didn't close. The same candle kept dropping until it came within about 80 points of my liquidation price. If price had moved just those extra 80 points, I would've lost around ₹9,000 instead of ₹2,500.
Only thing we trust in is $PEPE
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这个风格应该被注意到 $GAINZY 0xdd78cd8a082f8ceb0c0139a061db7bc39de3ca7b
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