u/sylsau

This is massive. Quietly the Fed has released a "payment account" guideline for public comment which would allow crypto companies to settle payments directly with the Fed.

u/sylsau — 22 hours ago

Imagine if Biden ...

Imagine if Biden:

• Created a $1.8 billion slush fund to hand out to rioters who assaulted police officers

• Banned the IRS from auditing him, his family, and his companies

• Accepted a $400 million luxury jet from a foreign monarchy

Pardoned hundreds of people who assaulted police officers

• Openly promoted his own meme coin while in office

• Had family members cutting international business deals while he was in office and directly profiting from them

• Repeatedly “joked” about staying in office past two terms

• Repeatedly praised Xi, Putin, and Kim Jong Un

The outrage would never end.

The fact that people are becoming numb to this level of corruption is insane.

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u/sylsau — 22 hours ago

THE BOND TRAP IS CLOSING. G7 yields have increased eightfold since the 2020 lows. Are we on the verge of a systemic bond market crash?

THE BOND TRAP IS CLOSING.

G7 yields have increased eightfold since the 2020 lows.

🇺🇸🇯🇵 The most terrifying part? The 30-year US Treasury yield is now approaching 5.19% (a level not seen since 2007), and the 10-year Japanese Treasury yield has skyrocketed to around 2.80%, a peak since 1996!

Investors are on strike: they are no longer buying government debt without a massive risk premium.

This movement is drying up global liquidity at an alarming rate. When "risk-free" money yields more than 5%, the house of cards of overvalued stocks and real estate threatens to collapse.

Are we on the verge of a systemic bond market crash?

u/sylsau — 1 day ago

In 2010 a Big Mac cost 42 Bitcoin. In 2025 it costs 0.0000665 Bitcoin. That is what hard money looks like.

u/sylsau — 1 day ago

Donald Trump Jr's investment firm, 1789 Capital, has seen its assets under management surge by +1,650% over the last year, to $3.5 billion, per FT.

Donald Trump Jr's investment firm, 1789 Capital, has seen its assets under management surge by +1,650% over the last year, to $3.5 billion, per FT.

Details include:

  1. The firm is building an investment empire around "patriotic capitalism" and targets $10 billion in AUM

  2. In recent pitches, the firm is being described as the "new Carlyle Group"

  3. Over the past year, 1789 Capital has bought stakes in some of the most sought-after private companies including Ramp, Deel, Crusoe, Groq, and Reflection AI

  4. Recent successful investments include investments in Cerebras, SpaceX, Anduril, and xAI under Donald Trump's guidance

1789 Capital is now one of America's fastest growing investment funds.

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u/sylsau — 1 day ago
▲ 45 r/Crypto_Currency_News+2 crossposts

The Crucible of Conviction: Why Bitcoin's Resilience Shifts the Global Burden of Proof. Navigating the collision between a legacy system addicted to perpetual dilution and the unyielding mathematics of absolute scarcity.

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u/sylsau — 1 day ago

The Financial Renaissance: Why Bitcoin is the Internet of Money. From the Ashes of 2008 to the Internet of Money: Reclaiming Financial Sovereignty When Fiat Fails.

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u/sylsau — 2 days ago

"Arrêtez de me dire que je suis fini, j’arrêterai quand j’aurai décidé": la grosse mise au point de Kévin Mayer à ses détracteurs

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u/sylsau — 2 days ago

Tour d'Italie 2026 | Petite alerte ou gros danger pour Jonas Vingegaard ? "Son pire contre-la-montre depuis qu'il a gagné le Tour"

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u/sylsau — 2 days ago

Which AI Skills Are Most in Demand?

If AI threatens your job, here are the sectors you should consider retraining for!

Stanford's data is stark: companies are no longer looking for theoretical researchers, they're looking for infrastructure engineers.

The staggering figure: Amazon Web Services (AWS) has seen a 1,358% surge in AI-related job postings. ☁️

Scalability (up 733%) and automation (up 610%) are essential.

Why? Because the market is moving from simple, amusing chatbots to the integration of autonomous AI agents (like the ones that make Ken Griffin at Citadel weep).

If you don't know how to deploy and scale, you're obsolete and you'll be replaced.

u/sylsau — 3 days ago

If you're upset that Strategy or other players are "centralizing" bitcoin or building derivatives on top of it, just remember this is exactly the game theory that Hal Finney predicted 17 years ago. do you think he would see it as problematic?

u/sylsau — 3 days ago
▲ 4 r/InBitcoinWeTrust+1 crossposts

The Breaking Point: How AI, Kevin Warsh, and the 5% Yield Will Force Unlimited Money Printing. Why the mathematical inevitability of Yield Curve Control will shatter the fiat system and trigger the greatest wealth transfer in modern history.

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u/sylsau — 3 days ago