Cauê Oliveira
Simplesmente SURREAL🤯
Esse cara acabou de conseguir recuperar 5 BTC (~$400K) que estavam travados há 11 ANOS.
E o mais curioso: USANDO O CLAUDE!
Depois de mudar a senha para “lol420fuckthePOLICE!*:)” e esquecer, ele tentou trilhões de tentativas. Até pagou serviços de recuperação, mas nada funcionou.
Então ele pegou todos os arquivos do seu PC antigo da faculdade e jogou no Claude.
A IA conseguiu encontrar o arquivo da carteira, identificou um bug na ferramenta de recuperação, consertou e extraiu as chaves.
Será que teremos que começar a reavaliar quantos BTCs estão realmente perdidos e serão recuperados? https://twitter.com/cprkrn/status/2054586810475364536#m
Simplesmente SURREAL🤯
Esse cara acabou de conseguir recuperar 5 BTC (~$400K) que estavam travados há 11 ANOS.
E o mais curioso: USANDO O CLAUDE!
Depois de mudar a senha para “lol420fuckthePOLICE!*:)” e esquecer, ele tentou trilhões de tentativas. Até pagou serviços de recuperação, mas nada funcionou.
Então ele pegou todos os arquivos do seu PC antigo da faculdade e jogou no Claude.
A IA conseguiu encontrar o arquivo da carteira, identificou um bug na ferramenta de recuperação, consertou e extraiu as chaves.
Será que teremos que começar a reavaliar quantos BTCs estão realmente perdidos e serão recuperados? https://twitter.com/cprkrn/status/2054586810475364536#m
Cauê Oliveira
Os EUA gastaram $1,27 trilhão em juros da dívida pública nos últimos 12 meses. Recorde histórico.
Para ter noção do tamanho: em 2020 eram $482 bilhões. Em quatro anos, o custo da dívida quase triplicou.
No ritmo atual, os juros da dívida vão ultrapassar o orçamento da Previdência Social americana e se tornar o maior item de despesa do governo federal.
Isso é o que torna o debate sobre corte de juros tão político quanto monetário.
Cada décimo de ponto que o Fed corta representa bilhões em alívio fiscal para o Tesouro. Trump não pressionou o Powell por capricho, é questão de sobrevivência desse governo.
É nesse cenário que o estado voltará a monetizar dívida e cortar juros. Só que não agora.
Aproveite a janela de tempo para acumular ativos escassos.
Os EUA gastaram $1,27 trilhão em juros da dívida pública nos últimos 12 meses. Recorde histórico.
Para ter noção do tamanho: em 2020 eram $482 bilhões. Em quatro anos, o custo da dívida quase triplicou.
No ritmo atual, os juros da dívida vão ultrapassar o orçamento da Previdência Social americana e se tornar o maior item de despesa do governo federal.
Isso é o que torna o debate sobre corte de juros tão político quanto monetário.
Cada décimo de ponto que o Fed corta representa bilhões em alívio fiscal para o Tesouro. Trump não pressionou o Powell por capricho, é questão de sobrevivência desse governo.
É nesse cenário que o estado voltará a monetizar dívida e cortar juros. Só que não agora.
Aproveite a janela de tempo para acumular ativos escassos.
Promovaweb Automação e IA:
Fim da API não oficial em 2026?
Fim da API não oficial em 2026?
Rob Wallace | Bitcoin News:
Meta and Nvidia Are Hiding This From You
Meta and Nvidia Are Hiding This From You
Luke Mikic:
⚠️ AI Is Part of a Bigger Darker Plan And The Oil Crisis Is Just The COVER
Luke Mikic:
⚠️ Egypt Has 9PM Curfews Again And It's The SAME Playbook As 2020, On Repeat
Luke Mikic:
⚠️ Germany 🇩🇪 Just PROVED They Will Force Citizens Back Home, Get Out Before 2027
Luke Mikic:
⚠️ Markets Are About to Become MORE Unpredictable Than Ever, Get Your Bitcoin Off Exchanges NOW
⚠️ AI Is Part of a Bigger Darker Plan And The Oil Crisis Is Just The COVER
Luke Mikic:
⚠️ Egypt Has 9PM Curfews Again And It's The SAME Playbook As 2020, On Repeat
Luke Mikic:
⚠️ Germany 🇩🇪 Just PROVED They Will Force Citizens Back Home, Get Out Before 2027
Luke Mikic:
⚠️ Markets Are About to Become MORE Unpredictable Than Ever, Get Your Bitcoin Off Exchanges NOW
The Bitcoin Historian:
What Does MSTR Buying Bitcoin Really Mean?
What Does MSTR Buying Bitcoin Really Mean?
Joao Wedson
The liquidity of China’s central bank is becoming one of the biggest macro drivers in the world.
While many people are still focused only on the Fed, the ECB, and the BoJ, the balance sheet of the People’s Bank of China is already around US$7 trillion, practically at the same level as the largest central banks on the planet.
According to the latest data:
🇨🇳 People’s Bank of China = $7.2T, up +$923B in 1 year
🇺🇸 Federal Reserve RRP + TGA = $5.8T, down -$144B in 1 year
🇯🇵 Bank of Japan = $4.2T, down -$783B in 1 year
🇪🇺 European Central Bank = $7.2T, up +$190B in 1 year
The difference is that China has been expanding its liquidity power at a time when part of the developed world is still trying to normalize balance sheets, control inflation, and manage high public debt.
This does not mean that “central bank liquidity” is free money flowing directly into stocks, crypto, or commodities.
But it does mean something very important:
whoever controls a larger share of macro liquidity has more ability to influence credit, FX, interest rates, capital flows, and risk appetite.
And China is making the West very uncomfortable, because China’s financial growth did not come out of nowhere. It was built over decades of infrastructure, industry, global trade, reserves, giant state-owned banks, and an increasingly relevant monetary architecture.
Europe took centuries to build its standard of income, education, and quality of life. China compressed much of that progress into just a few decades.
The big question I see now is not only who has the largest GDP. It is who controls the liquidity that will drive the next global cycle.
And this will spill over into every market, including crypto.
The liquidity of China’s central bank is becoming one of the biggest macro drivers in the world.
While many people are still focused only on the Fed, the ECB, and the BoJ, the balance sheet of the People’s Bank of China is already around US$7 trillion, practically at the same level as the largest central banks on the planet.
According to the latest data:
🇨🇳 People’s Bank of China = $7.2T, up +$923B in 1 year
🇺🇸 Federal Reserve RRP + TGA = $5.8T, down -$144B in 1 year
🇯🇵 Bank of Japan = $4.2T, down -$783B in 1 year
🇪🇺 European Central Bank = $7.2T, up +$190B in 1 year
The difference is that China has been expanding its liquidity power at a time when part of the developed world is still trying to normalize balance sheets, control inflation, and manage high public debt.
This does not mean that “central bank liquidity” is free money flowing directly into stocks, crypto, or commodities.
But it does mean something very important:
whoever controls a larger share of macro liquidity has more ability to influence credit, FX, interest rates, capital flows, and risk appetite.
And China is making the West very uncomfortable, because China’s financial growth did not come out of nowhere. It was built over decades of infrastructure, industry, global trade, reserves, giant state-owned banks, and an increasingly relevant monetary architecture.
Europe took centuries to build its standard of income, education, and quality of life. China compressed much of that progress into just a few decades.
The big question I see now is not only who has the largest GDP. It is who controls the liquidity that will drive the next global cycle.
And this will spill over into every market, including crypto.