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“Blackrock doesn’t want your coins

They want Saylor’s” - Anon on 8/3/24

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"No, I can't quit my job.

There is zero opportunities to make it outside my safe 9-5"

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If you are not ready to lose money.

Forget about making money.

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⛏️ Bitcoin mining turns unprofitable at current prices

As of March 23, the average cost to mine 1 BTC is above $82K, while price sits near $69K, putting miners at roughly a 15% loss per block.

Higher energy costs, partly driven by rising oil prices, are squeezing margins. Some miners are shutting down equipment and selling more BTC to cover expenses.

Lower hash rate and forced selling add pressure on price.

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📣 BREAKING: Trump says a deal with Iran could happen within 5 days or sooner.

Trump confirmed the talks happened just last night and says he has no idea what Iranian media is talking about when they denied any direct or indirect communication with Washington.

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☝️ PumpFun reality check

Top 250 deployers pulled ~$79M in 6 months, launching 194K tokens.

Only ~10 tokens crossed $5M market cap.

Supply is infinite. Winners are not.

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Everyone Wants to Win.

Until They Realize How Many Losses It Takes.

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⚡️ JUST IN: Tether has hired a Big Four accounting firm to conduct its first-ever full audit, raising the bar for transparency in the digital asset industry.

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🗣️ Peter Schiff Explains Why He Avoids Crypto

Peter Schiff, one of the most well-known Bitcoin critics, says he never invested in crypto for a simple reason.

➡️ In crypto, money just moves from one buyer to another. Someone profits only because someone else loses. It doesn’t create real value.
➡️ With companies, profits don’t depend on someone else taking a loss.
➡️ Businesses grow over time, and their value increases alongside real earnings.
➡️ Dividends come from company profits, not from another investor’s pocket.
➡️ People buy products and services, the business earns money, and that’s where returns come from.

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🤔 NYSE Moves Into Tokenization

The New York Stock Exchange is partnering with Securitize, backed by BlackRock, to build a platform for tokenized securities.

Key details:

➡️ 24/7 trading without weekends
➡️ Near-instant settlement
➡️ Fractional ownership of assets
➡️ Funding via stablecoins
➡️ Support for stocks and ETFs

The stack is based on Ethereum with L2 solutions like Polygon, Arbitrum, and Optimism.

Built with regulatory frameworks in mind, including SEC and MiCA requirements.

TradFi isn’t ignoring crypto anymore.
It’s rebuilding itself on top of it.

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⚡️ JUST IN: The U.S. and Iran could meet face-to-face in Islamabad for PEACE TALKS as soon as Thursday, Axios.

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True.

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🪆 Pudgy World Launches Points System

Pudgy World rolled out Pudgy Pass, introducing points and a leveling system.

What to do:
➡️ Go to https://www.pudgyworld.com/
and sign in with email
➡️ Complete Season 1 quests
➡️ Earn around 300–4,000 BP per task

A larger “megacity” area is expected next, with more quests coming.

There’s also a leaderboard and a paid pass with extra perks.

No official word on an airdrop, but points and rankings are rarely added for no reason. Early farming might pay off.

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🪙 Bitcoin Network Sees Chain Reorg

A reorganization happened on the Bitcoin blockchain after block #941880.

AntPool mined block #941881, followed by ViaBTC.

At the same time, Foundry mined its own version of block #941881 and then extended it with seven more blocks.

In the end, Foundry’s chain became the valid one.

Blocks mined by AntPool and ViaBTC were orphaned.

This is a normal part of how Bitcoin works, but it shows how quickly competing chains can resolve based on hash power.

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🩸 “Buy When There’s Blood” Doesn’t Work the Way You Think

The idea sounds simple. Fear creates opportunity. Buy when everyone is selling.

History shows something else.

During World War I, markets didn’t behave like modern traders imagine. Exchanges were shut for months. Capital didn’t rotate into “cheap assets” — it ran into safety. Gold, cash, and geography mattered more than entry prices.

Yes, US stocks later recovered. But the real money wasn’t made by traders buying dips. It was made by industrial companies tied to war production and by those inside the system of government contracts.

War didn’t reward risk-taking. It rewarded position.

By World War II, it became even clearer. When real shortages hit, financial assets stopped mattering. People didn’t trade stocks or bonds. They traded food, fuel, and basic goods.

In extreme conditions, money loses its function. Survival replaces investing.

The only ones who consistently made money were those closest to resource flows. Military contractors, logistics, finance intermediaries. Not the average investor.

The takeaway is simple.

“Buy when there’s blood” works in controlled market fear.
It breaks down in real systemic crises.

When things truly collapse, the game changes. Not prices. The rules.

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