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Vala Afshar
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14 Dec 2022
The red dots are martial artists practicing Shaolin Kung Fu
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$5bn market cap TRON secures over $30bn in USDT issued on TRON. Why TRON?
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Good… wired.trib.al/UgmbqMM

The US Throws $52 Billion at Chips—but Needs to Spend It Wisely

The CHIPS and Science Act wants to jump-start the domestic semiconductor industry, starting with manufacturing.

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cryptosauce 🦇🔊 @a1soseu
5 Jun 2022
Replying to @a1soseu @OathgateCapital @AlessioUrban
… but true solution is on the policy level to iron out supply chain issues. Get rid of tariffs, subsidize onshore manufacturing in critical areas, incl refining.
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(Bloomberg) --Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is likely to slow the pace of interest-rate increases after front-loading policy with a second straight 75 basis-point hike next week, economists surveyed by Bloomberg said.
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#Tesla sells 75% of BTC holdings during Q2 2022. Describes sale as “converting 75% of our Bitcoin purchases to fiat currency”
Gold (Bretton Woods usd) or silver-backed (original gbp) fiat notes were the original analog L2 for gold or silver.
+, fiat simply means an authoritative/arbitrary order, and all shitcoins are issued by fiat. I think the crypto/fiat terminology confuses people by creating a false paradigm, conflating what is important: decentralization, immutability and incorruptibility.
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This is the pressure under which diamond 💎 hands 🙌 are forged 😂 #btc #HODL
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22 Jan 2022
A quick thread 🧵 on #inflation in the US: primarily due to fiscal policy (stimulus) + Covid-related supply chain disruptions which will normalize in time. Hawkish monetary policy may bring down asset prices but won’t tame inflation, just as
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zerohedge @zerohedge
10 Jun 2022
"This is bad news for the Fed, bad news for the White House." - BBG
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Consensus now warming to this view…
cryptosauce 🦇🔊 @a1soseu
22 Jan 2022
A quick thread 🧵 on #inflation in the US: primarily due to fiscal policy (stimulus) + Covid-related supply chain disruptions which will normalize in time. Hawkish monetary policy may bring down asset prices but won’t tame inflation, just as
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Holy Nakamoto by @midjourney
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Bitcoin, in the style of Basquiat, by @midjourney
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Naval @naval
21 Apr 2022
A good scare is a great error-correcting mechanism.
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Erik Voorhees
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14 Apr 2022
Music is decentralized, and unregulated. Mathematics are decentralized, and unregulated. Language is decentralized, and unregulated. Why not money?
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dovish monetary policy over the last decade inflated asset prices without inflating cons. prices (low velocity of 💰 + ability to inflate goods supply + prod increases). Bc we are in an election year and inflation is the no. 1 concern of the electorate,
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the “transitory inflation” messaging from the Fed is no longer politically acceptable and it has to be seen to be doing something (because of its mandate) but it’s main policy tools (rate hikes + QT) are impotent in the face of taming transitory inflation…
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… whose underlying cause is not loose monetary policy. @LHSummers points to the labor market dislocation and highest job openings relative to available workers in history, but this is again due to record stimulus last year (ie. fiscal policy)…
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