Owned...

I know it isn't shocking, but I still stand in disbelief that they say Republican shutdown AND Republican healthcare crisis. And even more shocked that people still believe it. Gotta go nuclear option and try to clean up all of this crap in 3 years - with major headway going into midterms to at least retain the Senate. I love our country - I despise our government.

I have no false hope that the entrenched Republicans are any less corrupt (especially if tied to Uniparty, insider trading, etc)...but I am in favor of ending the filibuster and getting actual legislation passed (versus executive order) to put more guard rails in place regarding voting, immigration...and bonus if it included term limits and insider trading restrictions, and unassailable protections for bitcoin and freedom. If Democrats get to end the filibuster, you can bet they have a queue of legislation to take away freedoms and fair elections, removing restrictions on immigration, attacking bitcoin, taxes on unrealized gains, stacking supreme court, weapon confiscation, etc.

Apparently, the over-educated skipped their history and government classes? Or they were graded on one hell of a curve.

Worth the read...patience... ==== In the traditional world, this moment is called an IPO. It’s the moment when early believers cash out, when founders become wealthy, when venture capitalists return money to their limited partners. It’s not a moment of failure, it’s a moment of success. The company doesn’t die during its IPO. It transitions. It matures. Ownership becomes distributed. ... And once it’s complete, once the distribution has run its course, once ownership is sufficiently fragmented, that’s when the real institutional adoption can begin in earnest. Because the market will finally be able to absorb real capital without the overhang of massive concentrated positions waiting to exit. ====

Bitcoin’s Silent IPO: Why This Consolidation Isn’t What You Think

The quiet liquidity event reshaping Bitcoin’s ownership base and its future stability