Spheroidling

short $D from 0.02 to 0.014

#adppayrollssurge so $BTCDOM is primed.

shorting $NIL from around 0.11 to around 0.04 closing partially along the way ( 0.08 close a big chunk )

attention to all of you who let the dogs out now its time to tell them to enter the house , shorting $DOGS from around 0.0001 to around 0.00006 please close partially along the way

#irandealhormuzopen be sure to check your open orders, you dont want to be stuck as markets normalize... please take into account that beyond the hype , oil is pretty straight forward.

shorting $PLAY from aroun 0.17 to around 0.11 closing partially along the way ( please close at least 50% at around 0.14)

short $4 from around 0.0158, to around 0.01 , close partially along the way ( i also have another same sized entry at around 0.022 Justin Casey)

#BuffettPhilosophy #Berkshire #Hathaway #Market_Update ts #Macro #Investing
QUANTITIES DON'T MEAN THE SAME THING OVER TIME! Can we please stop with the doomsday paranoia that every time Warren Buffett breathes, it means the financial apocalypse is upon us? This analysis completely misses the point of how massive scale changes the game.
Berkshire isn’t hoarding cash because Buffett is terrified of a fictional "market bottom." He’s doing it because Berkshire is a $1 trillion behemoth, and the rules of the game are just different for him now.
Here is what this "Buffett is panicked" narrative gets completely wrong:
The Elephant Problem: Berkshire has gotten so ridiculously huge that buying a few million shares of a normal stock doesn't even move the needle for them anymore. To make an impact, Buffett needs complete, $50B+ buyouts. You can’t do that without a giant war chest.
The New Meta: We live in an era where tech firms behave like traditional capital allocators—sitting on massive cash reserves and snapping up competitors. To compete, traditional allocators like Berkshire have had to build the muscle to behave like tech firms in return. They need immense capital ready to swallow high-volume, rapidly scaling businesses (look at how fast companies like Kalshi shatter volume expectations) in one bite.
It’s Leverage, Not Fear: Buffett isn't crying in a corner waiting for a crash. He’s earning $15B+ a year just letting that cash sit in T-bills while he waits to act as the ultimate lender of last resort. It’s about having the ultimate optionality and leverage to extract massive terms from distressed giants who need immediate liquidity.
It’s not fear. It's just pure math, scale, and patience. Stop waiting for the doomsday signal—it's not there.

#blackrockurgesocctodroptokenizedreservecapidea time to find blackrock exposure !!

oh dear

keep buying

keep buying

short $TST from around 0.017 to around 0.011 please close partially along the way and be sure 75% your position is closed at around 0.0126

wait for oil prices to tell you the narrative ,,,, for me the time for the right entry for energy trades was prior to the first shot.. regardless if you do decide to go in please notice the 87 -120 range ,,,, also take this kind of news to buy other " not so related"stuff at a discount , the memory run chips etc. CHEERS!

Short $1000000BOB from around 0.0229 to around 0.013 close partially along the way , im closing 75% at around 0.017 have fun!

#trumpsaysiranconflicthasended
and you should only listen to it if oil prices go down.

long $CL $BZ from around 90 , please dont buy the tops

long $CL $BZ from around 90 , please dont buy the tops

#ethereumfoundationsellsethtobitmineagain dont worry , be liquid

Its good, there is no bad press for prediction markets, as they prey upon magical gain expectation, it does promote others with " insider information" to act more quickly for more profit and in a less visible way. Think of it this way CEOs dont care GENERALS dont care SENATORS dont care, they can get their 110x easily enough without prediction markets,,,, Think about the SOLDIER , the ASSISTANT, etc who can actually change their lifes a bit now , thanks to not so fresh information that its still fresh to the rest of us muggles.