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This is the kind of early infrastructure play most people miss. Building a hybrid compute layer across CPUs, GPUs, and quantum systems via Quip Network while also pushing post-quantum security shows they’re thinking beyond current cycles, not reacting to them.
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Tradfi assets typically find support near the 10 MA. Prior bitcoin cycles did not, as parabolic moves that deviate significantly above the average are more likely to overshoot on the way back. t.me/ TOeoRdZp0bk5YTRk
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The #NewYorkTimes just published what amounts to a 2,000 word investigation into whether some #Trump voters might be experiencing buyer's remorse. You mean to tell me people can simultaneously support a politician and be unhappy about what they're paying for groceries? Stop the presses. This is being treated like some kind of anthropological discovery. A team of reporters apparently spent months wandering the American wilderness only to return with the shocking revelation that people enjoy having money and dislike spending it. Amazing. Next week's headline: "Researchers confirm repeated kicks to the groin negatively impact public morale." The funniest part is the surprise. Of course some voters are frustrated. Politics isn't religion for most people. It's sports. Every Sunday there's a guy in a $300 jersey screaming that his team is incompetent, the coach is a moron, the owner should be fired, the quarterback couldn't hit water if he fell out of a boat... and then he's back next week wearing the same jersey. Politics has become that. Somewhere there's a dude paying $8 for bacon, $6 for eggs, filling up his truck while quietly calculating whether his retirement account just got hit with a folding chair from the top rope, and still ending every conversation with: "Trust the plan." Dude, what plan? I've seen hostage videos with more convincing enthusiasm. The media keeps treating this like it's some great contradiction. It's not. Human beings have been doing this forever. People will complain about their spouse, their boss, their church, their favorite football team, their favorite restaurant, and their political party for decades before they actually leave. Loyalty and frustration are not mutually exclusive. The real revelation isn't that some voters have buyer's remorse. The real revelation is that after three election cycles, a bunch of journalists finally figured out that working-class people care more about the price of groceries than whatever graduate seminar argument is currently trending on #Bluesky. No shit, Sherlock. The next investigative breakthrough will be a front-page expose revealing that construction workers occasionally enjoy beer and fishermen sometimes tell lies. #smokefleet nytimes.com/2026/06/13/us/po…
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herzog christophe retweeted
Il existe des cycles de #réchauffement tous les 1000 ans.
There is no climate emergency. There are warming cycles roughly every 1,000 years, corresponding to the Eddy/ Halstatt Solar Cycle of 980-1,000 years.
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Sylvie retweeted
The Guardians of The Dharma ☸️ Buddhist scriptures speak of vast cycles of time stretching across countless ages. Long before the appearance of Shakyamuni Buddha (The Buddha of our age), other Buddhas arose in the world, rediscovered the timeless Dharma (aka Buddhism), and illuminated the path to liberation. After long periods of darkness, the light of awakening appears again and again. In the book I am reading these days, "The Life of the Buddha", drawing from ancient Pali sources such as the Buddhavamsa, Bhikkhu Nanamoli recounts how some past Buddhas' teachings endured for great lengths of time, while others faded much sooner. The reason is deeply humbling. The survival of the Dharma was not determined by how enlightened The Buddha of that age was. Every Buddha is perfectly awakened. Rather, it depended upon the disciples. When practitioners preserved the teachings carefully, lived them sincerely, and passed them on faithfully, the Dharma flourished like a well-tended lamp sheltered from the wind. When practice weakened and the teachings were neglected, the light gradually dimmed. This is a powerful reminder for every generation. The future of Buddhism does not rest only in monasteries, books, or institutions. It rests in each heart that studies, practices, embodies, and shares the Dharma. The true guardians of the Dharma have always been its practitioners. 🙏 #Buddhism #Buddha #Buddhist #Mindfulness #Meditation #Dharma #Books
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Replying to @Nijol71
More testing cycles usually lead to better final content.
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Replying to @bushmanSol
What matters is whether your process keeps you consistent across cycles, not what tier you call yourself. Survival and discipline beat identity every time. You should stay glued to Jack’s telegram channel . Search on telegram “traderjackduval” . I’ve been glued to the channel👍
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IBIT is holds the key really Its sitting in the Golden Pocket with 3 week bull div about to be confirmed next week . This is a very very typical corrective bottom and often in the markets a decent place to buy ' Cue headlines about inflows for ETFs The only thing that can happne here is that it dips to .786 but I tell you what if it does there is your bottom by any measure 113 to 125 target for this IBTC the aussie BTC ETF bounced and rejected off the underside the .618 and has bounced on ther .886 and will look to close bullish 3 week divergence by Thursday (Good ) Watch trendline on IBTC marked in image I do see the conservative leanings of a bottom here in the BTC ETFs Once a definitive bottom is in we should be able to gauge a fib for a top Not a time to give up if you made it this far FETH attached last looks to have bottomed on the 3 week So what implications for the market ? Ignoring time and cycles and news the technical evidence is weighted to ETFs carving out a floor in the coming weeks I need to see my list get confirmed in the coming weeks and months to be convinced to splash the dosh You learn so much in Bear markets The Bull markets different set of emotions
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am not an expert in statistics, but this aligns with my layman's analysis. If any statistics experts have a substantive critique, I am interested to hear it, because I find this writeup convincing. One part I found amusing was the sentence, "I don't think anyone believes the business cycles and Bitcoin halvings have been somehow synchronized by design.". t.me/ TOeoRdZp0bk5YTRk
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Replying to @chatswithem
The "El Niño stopped scare" in the 1990s stemmed from failed predictions of a major El Niño event for 1993 and the subsequent 1991–1995 period of prolonged, multi-year warmth that did not follow typical short-term cycles
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Nice pickup on that floor seat. Hope the game’s worth the grind. Good luck holding through the hype cycles.
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The evidence keeps piling up: China’s communist system is leaving capitalism behind, while capitalist countries remain trapped in cycles of dysfunction, inequality, and short-term thinking...
🇨🇳 China turned out to be the only major power whose oil reserves were not affected after the war with Iran.
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🔥 Trillionaire Hype, Boring Yield, Real Cashflow 📈 Video: youtube.com/watch?v=AzRKJDEj… # 🚨 TRILLIONAIRES ARE THE DISTRACTION; THE REAL MONEY HIDES IN YOUR BORING BOND FUND Elon just became "the first trillionaire" on paper as SpaceX rips higher, S&P 500 creeps to 741 with a calm 0.54%, and while everyone doomscrolls hype cycles, your sleepy bond and money market funds now throw off 5% yields—and Wall Street quietly financed a $40 billion media monster after the DOJ greenlit Paramount swallowing Warner Bros. Discovery. Private credit funds lend at 10–14% to the same corporations your index fund worships, skimming fat interest streams you never see. Here's the pattern: capital left the casino floor and moved into the vault. The "fun" stocks trend on CNBC, but the real cashflow sits in fixed-income land and private credit, rented out to the same corporations pushing your favorite shows, rockets, and political theater. Let's start with the fake excitement—Elon the trillionaire. SpaceX finally hits the public markets, valuations go orbital, financial media has a new king to worship. Awesome story. For them. For you? You get access at the most expensive moment, after a decade when early investors harvested the 100x. The math is simple: every new buyer of a hyped IPO is paying a "dream tax." Most of that tax turns into… steady, boring interest payments to creditors. Signal two: the DOJ blessing Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery. Everyone argues about "content wars," Marvel vs DC, streaming bundles. That noise hides the real game—these monsters are debt machines. Media conglomerates gorge on cheap debt when rates are low, then refinance at uglier terms when rates jump. The winners are not the bagholders of stock chasing synergies; the winners are the creditors getting paid before everyone else, with covenants, collateral, and priority in bankruptcy. Signal three: the quiet renaissance of yield. For a decade, yield was a joke—savings paid 0.01%, you were blackmailed into buying risk assets. Now short-term Treasuries hover near 5%, investment-grade corporate bonds yield 5–7%, private credit funds lend at 10–14%. That's not "grandma's CD era." That's "Wall Street insiders lock in double-digit, contractually enforced cashflow while your attention is on rocket emojis and election drama." So you've got: a trillionaire mascot selling the dream of infinite upside, a mega media merger financed on corporate debt, yields high enough that quiet money no longer needs hero moves. The connection nobody wants to say out loud—the era of free money is dead, and the new power seat in markets is not the flashy equity trader. It's the creditor. The lender. The boring bastard who gets paid first. When money was free, equity bros ruled because leverage was cheap and margins were fat. Now, every percentage point of interest hits earnings like a hammer. The game has flipped. Boring cashflow beats viral hype every single time. 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=AzRKJDEj… #Bonds #PrivateCredit #RealWealth
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۰ ۪۪۫۫ ·꒰ Typesey🍃 ꒱ retweeted
Replying to @fattestpip
Gonta cycles through proportions like this
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We are NOT in an interglacial _warming_ period. We were in an interglacial _cooling_ warm period. The orbital cycles are (slightly, slowly) cooling the Earth since the Holocene max a few thousands years.
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Victoria retweeted
Girl to girl: study the cycles running in your lineage. Pay attention to what distracted, delayed, or broke the women before you, then choose a different path. You don’t have to carry what they couldn’t put down. End the pattern and start something new .
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Again fake news... Cycles were given by a private individual. If TVK govt did it, when was the tender passed, who got the tender? How many cycles were delivered? What were the terms of procurement? There wont be any answers, cos its just sticker job by Tharkuris
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