I enjoy making fun of women like this, but I also kind of like them. Not everyone has the IQ and wisdom necessary to name their kids Odinsónn, Thorburn, and Titus.

This is Chris Larsen, the guy behind Ripple. He's currently behind a big campaign to force Bitcoin into "proof of stake", because that would weaken it against government attacks. I don't have confirmation, but he *looks* very J'ish to me, and certainly sounds it.

https://youtu.be/xpqJQarGCEQ

Counterparty risk matters. Another major reason Bitcoin will become the ultimate global reserve currency.

Reminder these rats lied about a holyhoax book being banned. The Associated Press went along with it, inventing a new definition for the word "banned".

Lmao

Taxing billionaires is NOT complex or difficult, but the Biden admin is trying to create the impression it is by proposing an idiotic tax on "unrealized capital gains". Such a tax would force billionaires to sell shares of their companies every year, which artificially depresses the share value and reduces their stake. The elites *know* this is idiotic, which is why they proposed it - they know it won't actually be passed/implemented and it's probably not even constitutional.

The correct way to tax billionaires is simple: a progressive capital gains tax. Currently, capital gains tax rate is the same % for everyone, whether you sell $30 of Bitcoin or $100M of Microsoft shares. With a progressive cap gains tax, billionaires would be hit with a 45% rate on every stock/crypto profit exceeding $350,000. Good luck finding a loophole around that.

In a couple hrs from now there will be exactly 19 million BTC in existence. Only 2 million left to mine!

https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/how-many-bitcoins-are-there/

We're building this rally on firmer ground than the last one.

Bitcoin had the most-fair genesis of any cryptocurrency.

Monster rally coming soon? Big money secretly thinks so...

https://youtu.be/pTOiVAI3plY

Young people have a choice now: either college or a house.

https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Colleges-scramble-to-recruit-students-as-17047912.php

Hermann Ottomar Herzog (German-American, 1832-1932), "Waterfall at Night" (Late 19th century)