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In 1998, Warren Buffett gave a 1-hour masterclass on how to never lose money investing.
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Replying to @aakashgupta
Well, I have called just about everything significant that has happened the last 26 years.
It's hard to say I've never had the timing right.
I was short Amazon at the top in 2000.
I went way long small cap value in late 2000.
I bought AAPL in 1998 and then again in 2002.
In 2003, I got into Korea stocks before a big run.
In 2004, I got into China stocks before a big run.
In 2004, I got into oil before a big run.
I bought gold in 2005 and still 20 years later...
In summer 2005, I figured I was buying 5 years swaps on something would print within 2, and it did.
In 2008, October, I told my investors it was time to buy. More stocks bottomed then than in March 2009.
In 2009, I invested in Almonds/Water, it worked ok.
In 2013, I moved to buy Bitcoin after meeting with a friend at Lightspeed. I should have. Slept on it and did not.
In 2015, I bought NVDA. The CFO knows.
In 2018, I started pounding the table on Japan and opened a Japan fund, which I had to close for COVID.
In late 2019, I warned indexing and passive investing would make for very corrlated severe drawdowns in the market, and COVID hit 6 months later, we got the most correlatedl, sharp decline in modern history.
Early 2020, I entered 2020 very short. Which worked.
During early COVID I loaded up on stocks and had nearly a 100% year for the fund.
In 2020, I called lockdowns would be disastrous for women and children, and went on Twitter to say it.
IN 2020, I got GME to buy back 1/3 of its stock and change its board. Did ok.
July 2021, I gave Barron's an interview to warn on specific meme stocks at the top, and they crashed through Dec 2023.
2021, I warned about very high inflation from the policies that were being undertaken.
2023, I warned people to sell because I saw the banking crisis coming. I told them all was clear at the bottom in March as I could see it wouldn't be contagious.
2020s, I shorted Tesla, but these were trades, and it was volatile. I did not lose money overall shorting Tesla. Had some really big quick wins. Plus Tesla is only worth about $120.
I am not perfect, I did not hold AAPL or NVDA long enough, in 2025 we were up almost 100% again by Liberation Day, and I lost most of the gain (still up about double digits for the year at closing) but I would put the calls I've made over these decades up against anyone.
I would add visual proof for all this, but it is too much for this medium.
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🚨⚡️ This is how the snow level rose in one of the Russian cities due to the snowstorm!.
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This video is AI-generated. Heavy snow did indeed hit Kamchatka (Russia) in January of 2026, but viral exaggerations such as this are fake.
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🚨VEJA - Pai se ajoelha e agradece a Deus, após quase perder os filhos em acidente
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Every major Bitcoin bull market peak has been perfectly timed with a glossy Forbes cover crowning the latest 'Bitcoin king', right before the mega-crash begins.
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Bitcoin was NOT NOT NOT a H&S top as some of the amateurs on X have labelled it.
Bitcoin $BTC was a broadening top followed by a large flag that had nothing to do with the price actual in early 2025
Sorry amateurs, redraw your charts correctly
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This man doesn’t let his disability get in the way of his normal life.
He works harder than some normal bodied people.
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What do you think?
He didn't break the law out of greed, but love.
Facing prison for buying his mother's life-saving medicine, the Judge saw his heart, dropped the charges, and gave him a second chance to care for her.
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BSV maintains a continuous instance of the Bitcoin transaction ledger originating from the Genesis block in 2009, including all transactions prior to the 2017 protocol divergence and subsequent splits, enabling long-term data integrity, auditability, and historical analysis.
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Replying to @wk057
That's true. I can decide whether to do it or not, because the blockchain is permissionless and hard to censor
At least now I have a more efficient way to get my data onto the chain of I decide that's what I want to do
It's cheaper for me and less wasteful of precious block space
Win/win
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Replying to @wk057
My, don't you think you're being just a little bit too dramatic?
All they did was remove the limit on the size of a very safe opcode.
Now when I want to include 1000 bytes of op return data I can do it in 1 transaction instead of having to make 12 or 13 transactions. This will use less block space, not more
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Was wondering why anti-#BSV vitriol was so silent lately. Didn’t realize the Civil War had begun already. All the guttersnipes have retargeted their slimey poo-flinging machines at each other.
DIVIDE & CONQUER…
themselves.
Imagine thinking transactions could ever be “spam” in real #Bitcoin! It has what’s left of their brains in KNOTS. Luc Trash Junior is inflating himself up with so much gangrenous internal gas, he’s supposedly comparing himself to real Bitcoin— BSV.
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52 days.
That's all it took for a non-Bitcoin project to co-opt Bitcoin Core's development and direction.
If that doesn't terrify you, it should. If such an insignificant shitcoin entity can shift Bitcoin Core's development so easily with so little influence, despite massive community push back... imagine what will happen when more powerful folks learn how easy it is to derail Bitcoin Core's development?
52 days ago, Bitcoin Core development at least pretended to have principles.
52 days ago, Bitcoin still had a shot at becoming the best money with Bitcoin Core as the reference implementation.
52 days ago, Bitcoin users still thought they had a say in Bitcoin Core development.
52 days ago, Bitcoin felt unstoppable.
Today, with the merge of #32406, Bitcoin Core decided it wanted none of that.
Us Bitcoiners? We are the shitcoin now.
"Welcome to Shitcoin Cruise Lines, former Bitcoiners! This is your Captain speaking, the Bitcoin Core collective corporation, complete with public marketing branch, brought to you by today's sponsor, [shitcoin of the day].
Oh, that water that's flooding the decks one by one? Just ignore that. Part of ongoing 'improvements'!"
The question now is, do we just go down with this ship? Or do we throw the people drilling holes in the boat overboard and still try to save it?
Personally, I'm out of energy on this fight.
It's up to Bitcoin users to take a stand against the nonsense and prevent Bitcoin Core from killing Bitcoin. If the users can't do that, then we're lost anyway so what's the point?
If users can't do that, then we were never serious about fixing money in the first place.
Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary
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Had to agree: "BTC cannot support DeFi because it lacks programmability, specifically: It lacks a Turing-complete virtual machine." Only #OPCAT ("benign change") can enable true BTC DeFi.
BTW, there IS "L2 Beat" for BTC L2's @BitcoinLayers
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Hey @scottmelker
If Bitcoin can regain the broken parabolic slope then $BTC is on target to reach the bull market cycle top in the $125k to $150K level by Aug/Sep 2025, then a 50%+ correction




























