Gammichan

@samuelalpha77

The whole notion of capitalism changes when the worker is no longer human.
Owning the means of production changes when the producer is an AI or robot.
Taking from the rich and giving to the poor becomes a more obvious choice when the rich you are taking from are formless AI and the poor you are giving to are human.
It's why I think we are moving towards socialism, UBI, etc. Capitalism has brought us many benefits and advancements (I am a big fan of it) while socialism has historically failed. But AI represents a fundamental change to both of these systems, the worker will no longer be human, a

If you're wondering what the drivers for an upcoming bull could be, I present the following for your consideration: China, Tokenization, AI
China: What we call the 4 year cycle that has been attributed to BTC halvings also just happens to line up with monetary policy, specifically it lines up best with Chinese policy and guess what? They're having some issues and will likely turn the money faucet on in the near future. We all watch the US Fed so closely but China is as important and deserves your attention too.
Tokenization: Robinhood has been pushing this big time, Hyperliquid as well, BlackR

Today is important. Big structural shift in PA, we're now making HH rather than LL and critically it's driven by a fundamental change in the financial backdrop (QE)
Won't be a straight line up but good odds we'll look back on today as the first spark of the bull.

Idk what amazes me more, that we have AI improving mathematics now or that we got the AI to do so by telling it words of encouragement over and over. Crazy.

Probably as simple as waiting for the vol expansion and being quick to tail it. Whether up or down we probably get a strong move from here and I think the goal is to capture 75% of that.
Tldr; With big moves there's enough meat on the bones that you don't have to preposition.

@TheCryptoNexus Also Asia and Europe is more cramped, smaller houses, smaller streets, smaller stores, etc. So people from there generally value personal space less than Americans which then comes off as rude to the Americans.