Solarwindman @Solarwindman

@scottmelker @HawleyMO they'll be made to regret it

@2dogs1chic 💯💯💯💯💯

@patrickjwitt all class

There’s no sense in sugarcoating it: today’s vote was a major disappointment—and, I believe, a failure of American leadership. The full cost of today’s result may not be known for years to come, but this much is clear: it increases the risk that the standards that global financial markets adhere to in the future will be those of Brussels or Beijing, rather than Washington and New York. I want to thank @POTUS for the opportunity to work on this important legislation and for the remarkable concessions he was willing to make to give this bill a chance; @DavidSacks for his wise leadership on not only crypto but all frontier tech policy; and all the Senators and their staffs who devoted countless hours to working on this bill, chief among them @SenLummis who deserved much better than this. Lastly, I also want to thank my colleagues across the administration at Treasury, SEC, and the CFTC. Their partnership helped us find creative solutions to challenging issues throughout this process, and their patience made it possible for us to see it all the way through to a vote. On that last point: @SECPaulSAtkins and @ChairmanSelig, you’re up!

@wef @IdaAuken wtf?

@martypartymusic one final move to legitimise the whole thing!

In her latest sciolistic letter to me, @SenWarren made it clear that she knows even less about foreign exchange markets than she does about banking. What is equally shocking, but not surprising: not a single member of the media mob has a rudimentary-enough level of financial market literacy to spot her remedial error. To reiterate: under @POTUS, the United States delivers for America’s trusted partners. For a fuller explanation, I recommend Senator Warren take any entry level course in international finance for her and her staff, or I can personally give her a tutorial on Foreign Exchange for Dummies. Although I am not holding my breath, I hope her next letter will demonstrate that she has learned the difference between a currency purchase and a swap or a loan.

@WClemente run a best fit line through that - looks upward sloping to me

@Scaramucci love the Mooch

@benjamincowen love your work mate

@CorySwan @Swan love it 💪

@parkeralewis time frame is too short, includes expectations BTC to $50k. let's revisit when expectations turn and bake that into the share price

First Goldman Sachs, now Fidelity. Wall Street’s biggest heavyweights are publicly backing CLARITY. Major financial firms recognize that a clear, comprehensive market structure benefits everyone—from retail investors to institutional capital. Who's next?

Fidelity Public Policy @FidelityPolicy

2 months ago

Fidelity urges Senate passage of the CLARITY Act. The time is now for clear rules of the road that are essential to strengthening investor confidence, providing certainty for market participants, and reinforcing U.S. leadership in global digital asset markets.

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@elonmusk #bitcoin

@missteencrypto do you believe in the tooth fairy?

Fiat currency is the problem. Companies, institutions, securities, and technologies that strengthen Bitcoin are part of the solution. We can debate ideas without mistaking allies for enemies.

River @River

2 months ago

The average fiat currency dies in 27 years.

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⚡️The debt has already won. No future Congress is going to reverse the trajectory through discipline. No electorate will vote for the scale of sacrifice required. No administration will voluntarily trigger the recession, asset collapse, entitlement cuts, tax shock, and political revolt needed to restore a genuinely hard fiscal path. The system will preserve continuity. That means the currency will absorb the damage. The national debt is a claim on future production. When claims grow faster than the productive base, the gap has to close somewhere. It closes through inflation, repression, taxation, reduced public capacity, lower real returns, slower private investment, and periodic monetary rescue. The number itself is almost secondary now. The real signal is that the United States has crossed from using debt as a tool into depending on debt as a condition of social order. Government spending holds together retirement systems, healthcare, defense, state budgets, research, infrastructure, household transfers, corporate revenues, and entire regional economies. Remove the borrowing and large sections of the country discover that what looked like private prosperity was partially public leverage. That is why the machine cannot stop. The debt is embedded inside income. Income is embedded inside asset prices. Asset prices are embedded inside pensions, collateral, banks, housing, consumption, and political legitimacy. Any serious attempt to shrink the debt burden violently would detonate the structure built around it. So policy will choose erosion over rupture. The state will keep paying every nominal promise. The unit in which those promises are paid will weaken over time. That is the real default. No courtroom declaration. No missed Treasury payment. No cinematic collapse. A long transfer from savers, wage earners, and fixed-income holders toward debtors, asset owners, and institutions closest to money creation. The public will be told that inflation is temporary, manageable, external, or necessary. The deeper reality is that inflation becomes part of the solvency mechanism. The Federal Reserve will resist this until resistance threatens the system. Then the definition of responsibility will change. Stability will come to mean keeping markets functioning. Market functioning will require liquidity. Liquidity will protect Treasury financing. Treasury financing will protect the political order. That loop is already visible. The most important consequence is moral. Once debt becomes structurally permanent, honest pricing disappears. Capital no longer flows only toward the most productive use. It flows toward whatever benefits from policy support, liquidity, guarantees, regulation, and proximity to the sovereign balance sheet. The economy becomes less capitalist in the classical sense and more managerial. Returns become increasingly political. Risk becomes increasingly socialized. Losses become negotiable for institutions and terminal for individuals. That corrodes legitimacy because people can feel the asymmetry even when they cannot name the mechanism.

Watcher.Guru @WatcherGuru

2 months ago

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US national debt officially reaches all-time high of $39.5 trillion.

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One of the best investors in the world Listen for yourselves.

Bitcoin Maxi who doesn’t realise it, Ray Dalio, admits that fiat is trash, and that people should seek a store of value that is borderless. Just say #Bitcoin!!! @RayDalio youtu.be/-qD4kqAarec

#bitcoin 200 week moving average approaches realized price 🚀