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Goals to achieve by the start of 2028:
- pay down mortgage
- family started
- new car
- purchase a boat
LETS DO THIS
PROFESSOR OF PAMPNOMICS retweeted
Giving out grocery rebate cheques with taxpayer, ie; middle class wage earners money, to people who can't afford groceries due to 11 years of Liberal malfeasance, isn't the win you think it is!
PROFESSOR OF PAMPNOMICS retweeted
Liberal budget summary:
- Artists get money
- Immigrants get money(and access)
- Carney’s friends get money
- Tampons get money (seriously)
- First Nations get money (typical)
Hard working Canadians get the bill
$234Million of debt charge every single day
Started scooping some $XTAO.U
Essentially bittensor:native exposure and you can buy in TFSA if ur Canadian
Will be a multi bagger tax free
CHEAT CODE
PROFESSOR OF PAMPNOMICS retweeted
The blue wave has weighed on companies like ours. I get it. But let’s not confuse politics with long-term fundamentals.
Finance is moving onchain and demand for AI is exploding. These are generational shifts that will play out across administrations and market cycles.
We’ve spent years building Galaxy to win in both. That includes Texas, where we delivered Helios Phase I on schedule and 800 MW is already leased under long-term contract. We’ve worked with legislators and local communities there for years, and we’ll keep doing that with the new administration. We share the same goals: reliable power, protected water and strong communities.
I see a massive disconnect between where $GLXY trades and what I believe this company is worth. That’s why I’m buying more stock, starting today.
I’m betting on us, big time.
If you don’t think $GLXY is aggressively buying their stock back rn ur an idiot
Their approved power just became even more scarce and valuable
@novogratz is a dem and will definitely work with new leadership in Texas to get the other sites approved and up and running
BUY
PROFESSOR OF PAMPNOMICS retweeted
Last night:
• Nasdaq futures -2% at the lows
• Texas set to elect a governor who backs a data center moratorium
• ~27% of planned US data center capacity sits in Texas
A moratorium doesn't kill AI demand.
It kills new supply.
Powered sites already built just got scarcer.
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Trump offered
- $5,000 to vote Republican
- In the final hour he promised to cut off Israel
- he also said he wouldn’t strike Iran again
So he knew exactly what was losing them the election
Complete failure
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Massive and well deserved repudiation of an obviously mentally addled President who spent 2 years lying and thieving and taking for granted his mandate. Trump not only lied to us but did the exact opposite of what he promised. Although democratic rule is likely to be another sort of terrible, at least we can now reject MAGA and replace it with a true America first right wing party.
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$GLXY Right now in Dickens County the crews are working. 133 MW is live and drawing power. The rent gets paid whether or not anyone on this app is having a good week. Phase II has both buildings going up and the substation on schedule. None of that stopped on Friday when the chart broke.That's the part worth holding onto when the screen is red.
You don't own a line on a chart. You own a piece of 2,200 acres in West Texas with a 345 kV substation on it, a fifteen-year lease, and 830 MW of approved power that management decided was worth too much to hand over cheap.
The price is a daily vote. The asset is a fact.
It might get worse before it gets better. And But 4 years ago this was a bitcoin mine and a trading desk and today it's a campus delivering critical IT load to one of the biggest AI companies in the world.
And while everyone argues about whether the crypto side is a distraction; last week @galaxyhq applied for a national trust bank charter and it's building digital asset infrastructure for BNY, who custody $62 trillion. Assets under stake are up 64% in a quarter.
They're still building. So am I.
Rome was not priced daily.
