I don’t understand how experienced people in crypto fail to understand that stable coins produce no profit x.com/dogetoshi/stat…

Do any of you trade crypto miners? Reply here if so (thx)

Watch the next Twitter bucks payout. If it’s unusually generous that means they are truly at war & Elon needs the people

People who tweet stuff like this are horribly naive (but I like them)

Lots of young people setting out today for their Pentecostal pilgrimage to Chartres I can’t believe there is a real revival of religiosity in Europe, but would be incredible if so

All it takes to make GENERATIONAL wealth is to reject the establishment shills who want to keep you poor and buy $FARTCOIN

LBJ placed his business affairs in a "blind trust” upon assuming office, but simultaneously installed private phone lines to lawyers administering the trust. During the entirety of his Presidency, he personally directed his business affairs, down to the most minute details.

That wouldn’t be the point

A nice equilibrium exercise for the readers: What happens when theyre ≈ all the index profits?

How is this possibly a banger? Even for people who agree entirely on moral grounds, politics is not about morality

625 Second St. San Francisco, California sells for half of its purchase price 14 years ago. Sold for $28M. Purchased for $56.4M in 2011. 138K SF Built 1906 38.7% Occupancy -bizjournals #commercialrealestate

So it’s low rates that helped the Russell?

There are only around 900 American students in China, down from a peak of 15,000. I spoke with some of them to understand what it’s like being caught in the geopolitical crossfire and why they think it’s still important to understand China. washingtonpost.com/world/2025/06/…

Mining is the bedrock of innovation.

In my column today, I express skepticism that the U.S.'s trade deficit or its net external position tell us anything about how low the dollar can go. For one, the large negative NIIP and the expensive dollar are both related to U.S. equity outperformance. wsj.com/finance/curren…

China exports to the US fall -34% y/y in May, the most since Feb 2020, even as they rose 4.8% overall with exports ex-US rising 11.4% to a record YTD. Shipments to Vietnam jumped 22%, above $17 billion for the third straight month as Chinese companies continued to ship through

How do those investors intend to be paid back?

Mayank Seksaria tylermcclellan aqr.com/-/media/AQR/Do…