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Crypto Novice.Brett retweeted
The AI buildout is absorbing capital at historic scale, creating temporary pressure across global markets. That does not weaken Bitcoin. It strengthens the case for scarce, liquid, digital capital. Bitcoin remains the premier asset for the long term. $BTC

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🎥WATCH: SAYLOR SAYS THE UPCOMING MEGA-IPOs WILL TRIGGER A MASSIVE CAPITAL ROTATION "In History there's never been $80 BILLION IPOs" "Every single investment bank on Wall Street is out there marketing these Mega IPO deals" "They're selling private/public credit instruments, SaaS and anything stable including Bitcoin to come up with $400 BILLION in cash"
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Crypto Novice.Brett retweeted
Every 4 years a bunch of bitcoin bears start screeching about how the asset is dying. They are wrong every time. Careful who you listen to.
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Replying to @bitget
"When markets bow beneath the rain, And lesser hearts retreat in pain, The wise lay coin where shadows slip, And fortune blooms within the dip." ✍️
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Winter's Over
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"you got lucky." no. we got obsessed. we got wrecked. we learned. we kept building. we stayed based. what they call luck was really just the result of never quitting.
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People calling $Brett dead aren’t doing the math. $Floki Inu went from 1B to 30M last bear market and made new all time high after $Brett is earlier No major CEX listings No native Base token One of the biggest airdrops hasn’t happened yet Main liquidity isn’t even here.
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Crypto Novice.Brett retweeted
COLD TRUTH: Taking profit is hard. Usually, the problem is the discipline of actually following the system you made for yourself or the idea that it will go higher. I saw this system online and honestly, I am impressed. What's your rule for taking profits? Do you have one?
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Dear @brian_armstrong , It’s time to stop. This started back in January with a narrative that made sense — letting people earn with their own money. Respect for that. But now, enough. You’re protecting your business. Fair. But this industry is bigger than @coinbase . If this doesn’t move forward now, as Cynthia Lummis @SenLummis warned, we’re delaying everything until 2030. And you’re blocking it… over yield? Let’s be clear: If a technology needs incentives to be used, that’s not adoption. Blockchain doesn’t depend on yield. It has REAL use cases: FINANCE International payments 2) Remittances 3) Interbank settlement 4) Stablecoins 5) Collateralized loans 6) Uncollateralized loans 7) Lending / Borrowing 8) Yield farming 9) Staking 10) Derivatives (futures, options, swaps) 11) Tokenization of financial assets 12) Tokenized bonds 13) Tokenized equities 14) On-chain money markets 15) AMM 16) DEX 17) Digital custody 18) Treasury management 19) Programmable payments 20) Crowdfunding 21) ICO / IDO / STO 22) Decentralized insurance 23) On-chain reinsurance 24) Tokenized factoring 25) Trade finance 26) Liquidity as a service 27) Clearing 28) Real-time financial auditing INFRASTRUCTURE 29) CBDCs 30) National payment systems 31) RTGS 32) Financial interoperability 33) Global liquidity networks 34) Digital money issuance 35) Monetary policy 36) Programmable money 37) Automated subsidies 38) Automated taxes 39) Public treasury LEGAL / IDENTITY 40) Digital identity 41) KYC/AML 42) Digital signatures 43) Notarization 44) Property registry 45) Corporate registry 46) Legal smart contracts 47) Arbitration 48) Voting 49) DAO 50) Digital certificates 51) Licenses 52) Patents 53) Intellectual property 54) Digital evidence SUPPLY CHAIN 55) Traceability 56) Inventory management 57) Shipment tracking 58) Origin certification 59) Quality control 60) Anti-counterfeiting 61) Logistics automation 62) Trade documentation 63) Customs 64) Tokenization of goods REAL WORLD ASSETS (RWA) 65) Tokenized real estate 66) Fractional ownership 67) Automated rentals 68) Tokenized infrastructure 69) Tokenized energy 70) Tokenized commodities 71) Tokenized art 72) Collectibles 73) Usage rights 74) Automated royalties GAMING / METAVERSE 75) NFTs 76) In-game assets 77) Virtual economies 78) Play-to-earn 79) Digital gaming identity 80) Game interoperability 81) Asset ownership 82) Secondary markets CONTENT 83) Music 84) Copyright 85) Creator monetization 86) No-intermediary platforms 87) Micropayments 88) Content NFTs 89) Tokenized subscriptions DATA / TECHNOLOGY 90) Decentralized storage 91) Decentralized computing 92) Oracles 93) Data sharing 94) Data protection 95) IoT identity 96) Decentralized machine learning 97) Data monetization 98) Data integrity ENERGY 99) Smart grids 100) P2P energy 101) Renewable certificates 102) Carbon credits 103) Emissions tracking 104) Energy incentives HEALTH 105) Medical records 106) Healthcare interoperability 107) Clinical trials 108) Pharmaceutical tracking 109) Consent management 110) Medical identity EDUCATION 111) Academic certificates 112) Education records 113) Verifiable credentials 114) Educational content 115) Reputation GOVERNMENT 116) Budget transparency 117) Public spending 118) Public procurement 119) Civil registry 120) Land registry 121) Elections 122) Citizen identity MOBILITY 123) Vehicle identity 124) Maintenance records 125) Mobility insurance 126) Automated tolls 127) Fleet management 128) Autonomous vehicles RETAIL 129) Loyalty programs 130) Ecommerce payments 131) Tokenized points 132) Product authenticity 133) Retail supply chains 134) Decentralized marketplaces OTHERS 135) Philanthropy 136) Communities 137) Reputation 138) Global freelance 139) Smart labor contracts 140) Memberships 141) Crowdsourcing 142) Decentralized social networks 143) Corporate governance 144) Sports rights Yield is ONE use case. Adapt. Let this move forward. Don’t hold back an entire industry for one business model. @SECPaulSAtkins @iampaulgrewal @paulbarron @digitalassetbuy @DigPerspectives @s_alderoty @patrickjwitt @davidsacks47 @RepFrenchHill @votetimscott @EleanorTerrett @ChadSteingraber @ChairmanSelig @martypartymusic @pmarca @berniemoreno @xrpmickle
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Why are banks fighting the crypto Clarity Act? Banks lend your money out the second you deposit it. They lend it to 30 year mortgages, car loans and 100 other fractional reserve loans. They earn the Fed fund rate on their liquidity but pay you 0.1% interest basically nothing. So if enough people ask for their money back, well they don’t have enough to cover, because they have lent it out for profit. The Clarity Act creates an option for people to move their money from the banks to crypto StableCoins and earn more than 0% yield. The banks are terrified of this. If the Clarity Act passes as is, and enough people move their money to Stable Coins, this can bankrupt the banks. Few will tell you this. Now you know.
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RT @RaoulGMI: I can see how despondent everyone is about crypto and the pure chartists are telling you it's all over, but I don't agree...…
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Hakuna Matata
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The “Big Banks”—the very institutions that have held a monopoly and screwed their customers for years, offering near-zero yields on retail Money Market Accounts while crushing low-balance accounts with exorbitant fees—are now doing everything they can to block the Crypto industry from offering real benefits, perks, and rewards on their platforms. They are the greatest hypocrites and are in mass panic given they know they are losing the digital finance race! @worldlibertyfi
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If there is no deal, the language in Genius controls, which is broader than this. Banks backing themselves into a corner.
New: The White House wanted a deal on stablecoin yield done by this weekend. Will that happen? No, a banking source with direct involvement tells me. "Patrick Witt made the unfortunate error of going out to the press and saying he'd get this done before March. It's not going to get done before March," the source said. The crypto and bank lobbies are still far apart on the issue of yield, which is holding up a crypto market structure bill. "Is there language circulating? Yes. Is the language close? No," the source said. "We're not close to a bill." "I think that there's a very real likelihood that this thing falls apart unless Brian Armstrong comes to the table," the source added, referring to the Coinbase CEO, who has been adamant that stablecoins can generate yield for users. The source emphasized that the banks want a deal here, but figure chances of passage could drop to near-zero in the next month.
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Bitcoin will go down just far enough to convince the least skilled, lowest IQ market participants that it’s following the 4 year cycle template perfectly despite all other macro conditions being completely different. This will be the most powerful slingshot move ever. Mark it.
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her : " sell your crypto or we're all gonna die " me :

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