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stocks and bitcoin are correlated. why? bc printed money drives earnings + demand for scarce things up how does the correlation break? populism taxing earnings, seizing assets. crypto is, at its core, a tool for capital flight whereas stocks are a tool for capital returns

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when you're desperately trying to withdraw money from your bank account in a couple years to buy any spot crypto you can, you can flash back to the point in 2025 when it was obvious exactly how it was going to go down and you did nothing

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if you get stocks on chain that don't have a ton of credit risk people probably won't keep their money in US dollar stablecoins with no yield should be pretty obvious but apparently that is not obvious so I am saying it

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prediction: nobody will use US perpetual style futures they'll just keep lying about using Hyperliquid or use Binance like an adult

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btw someone launched a coin last night "DOOM" on SOL. it was not me or anyone I know. incidentally I also did not develop DOOM, the video game where technologists open a portal to hell The asset I've been talking about is an exchange traded fund (ETF) -- stay frosty

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