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Am I doing this trading thing right? Once you realize that 99% of all coins are worthless, you just have to make sure you don't get liquidated. (Let's not talk about that dip that really got me. 😅 The curve also flattens at the end because I was on vacation for the last three

Even with Saylor selling $BTC and having enough cash to cover $STRC interest payments for more than two years, $STRC is still trading below $92. Quick reminder: it's still paying a 12% yield.

Either Ursula understands it poorly, or she completely denies reality. The EU’s 10 billion euros in AI investment are nothing. Just OpenAI and Oracle are building a single data center for $500 billion, and Meta one for $250 billion.

They probably forced everyone who wanted to order a V12 Ferrari to order a Luce EV as well in order to skip the line.

We all know how it ends. He will start tweeting shortly that $ETH will go to $10k just to dump on us a few days later. 🙏

If there will be a stock market crash, we will all look back and say we could have seen that coming with all these circular invoices and guarantees. But what do I know? It is just as likely that everything keeps pumping for years to come.

It’s always interesting to be insulted by people who have drawn their salary from government institutions throughout their entire working life, never had to work in the private sector, and didn’t pay into the pension system for most of their lives.

Governments are becoming increasingly involved in the development of the latest AI models. We’ve seen Washington pressure Anthropic to limit the capabilities of its latest model, and now Beijing has forced Meta to unwind its $2 billion acquisition of Manus.

But the truth is also that we had 12,900 insolvencies in Germany in the same period. That does not nearly offset new business start-ups—not to mention the increasingly worse conditions for doing business.

Another one bits the dust. RIP ☠️ $MOVE

Cardano raised 109,000 Bitcoin in its ICO, and IOHK received almost 2.5 billion ADA tokens, worth nearly $7B at their peak. Now they’re basically abandoning the project and sailing off into the sunset with whatever money is left.👋🏻

The thing he’s not saying is that Twenty One is down more than 90% from its peak, while Bitcoin is “only” down 50%. The days when DATs traded at a premium to their underlying holdings are basically over. Too bad for the shareholders.

Italy is now more productive than Germany, measured by productivity per employee. This applies especially to companies with 50 to 250 employees. Not least because of this, private equity firms are increasingly investing in Italy’s industry.

In Berlin, a swimming demonstration against the ban on swimming in the Spree had to be canceled because the water quality was too poor. That’s basically all you need to know about it.

The problem with stock market bubbles is that you might lose more money by avoiding them than you risk by staying invested despite the exuberance.🤷🏼‍♂️

Do we also want to talk about the fact that 100% of the fathers I know who became dads or parents through surrogacy now have a boy? The question of whether there was a deliberate decision for a boy also wasn’t raised in the Ronzheimer podcast –

As a self-employed person, I can tell you: at the beginning, I wouldn’t have been able to pay 736 €—and many other self-employed people around me also wouldn’t. These kinds of ideas often come from people who have had their entire lives paid by the state and don’t know how hard the early days are.

It’s getting more and more insane what Klingbeil comes up with: • A 15-year retention requirement for booking documents. (Goodbye to red tape.) • Up to 180 days of seizure of assets without conviction—including a reversal of the burden of proof. The state then no longer has to prove,

What a time to be alive. The U.S. president is considering charging $100,000 a month for faster access to his tweets. Even if it’s only a 10–100 ms advantage, it’s basically a no-brainer for HFT firms to pay for it.

Apart from the whole thing about taxation—and the fact that the state seems to come up with a new tax every day so nobody has to start saving: Klingbeil’s hairdresser hates him too by now, when I look at the new haircut Lars got. 😅