wtf_is_up

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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
No
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
The terminals are a little big to be mounted on every car. That seems like a better use case for 5G.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Tesla's best product is their stock.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Not surprising Facebook would take a hard stance on 3rd party scraping tools after the CA fallout.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Algorand
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
So we can expect it to proliferate like silicon valley adtech companies.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Where can I find this Bitcoin corporation that issues stock?
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
white man bad
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
The daily crypto FUD piece. I look forward to these.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
No, it's a $1.4T advertising cult.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Peter Schiff FUD has traditionally been a buy signal. Funny that you can buy gold from him on SchiffGold.com with crypto. I wonder what he does with it.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Right. It's forward looking, based on data available and projections. Doesn't mean it's always correct.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Stock market is forward looking. It priced in vaccines last spring. Now it is pricing in a complete economic rebound and return to normal this year. Look at commodities, yield curve steepening, flight to airlines, cruise lines, etc and away
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
It's a theory for why many non-CPI assets are inflating in price and it has been discussed ad nauseum since March. One group (including the Fed) points at CPI and PCE and says there is no inflation, in fact they want some inflation but
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
I fail to see the relevance of the cliche you've posted here. BTC has 'crashed to hell' all the way down to where it was 07 Feb 2021 after doubling a few times and the parent post is spitefully spiking the football by 'd
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
>crashes to hell Zoom out.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
This is a paraphrase of the famous Buffet quote.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
I am speculating on Algorand after doing some research and listening to a talk by Biden's SEC chair Gary Gensler where he spoke positively about it. It is a cool project in the Proof of Stake space. Although there are several "Eth
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
I don't think btc has been purported the future of payments for years, since things like ETH, ADA, ALGO have been proven better for that. BTC is considered 'digital gold', as in an alternative asset class that millenials and
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
What's wrong with gatekeeping?
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
A recent Reuters story claimed they couldn't issue shares without releasing preliminary earnings data per SEC regs. Apparently, they had too much data on the previous quarter. They chose not to release the prelim earnings. I wonder if
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Direct listing
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Coinbase isn't going public via SPAC. SPACs are underwritten by the usual suspects... GS, CS, DB, MS, etc.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
The nutty valuations will continue so long as the fed maintains ZIRP and buys $120b worth of bonds each month.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
It makes complete sense. You need a fiat ramp to get into the crypto ecosystem. You want the fiat ramp to be regulated.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Yes, and the user community and PMs on the gov't side are terrible at defining requirements. Even moreso as the number of stakeholders increases.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
The entire point of government is to prevent coercion.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
Isn't the middle ground what we have in the US, regulated utilities?
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
The Fed wants inflation. They've been trying to create it for awhile. Just this year they announced broadening the window over which they calc the 2% target. They will let inflation run for some time, if it comes.
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by wtf_is_up 6y ago
He's publicly short TSLA

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