Bitcoin could handle 5–10% of global trade and make up 2.5% of central bank reserves by 2050, driving its strategic role as a monetary hedge.

"At one point, they launched something - I don't know how to describe it... it was like a very intense sound wave. Suddenly I felt like my head was exploding from the inside..." 

The security push leans toward bigger deficits and higher yields, undermining the affordability goals and leaving a backdrop that is a headwind on risk appetite...

"We know that these rats will turn on each other..."

Police helicopters could be seen flying overhead as protesters arrived... On the ground, however, the police presence was sparse...

Iran & Russia send vessels along with "BRICS+" participation...

State-funded game warns kids they’ll be flagged as terrorists for researching immigration stats or protesting erosion of British values...

Lessons lear'd.

As Western elites preach net zero, Africa’s Dangote is building power the hard way - fueling growth, jobs, and independence with energy that actually works...

China is uniquely unqualified to mediate between them since it has territorial disputes with India and arms Pakistan to the teeth...

Despite this, slightly more people have been able to afford healthy diets, thanks to rising incomes and social protections...

...this is effectively housing-targeted QE executed via the executive...

So the Big Oil Picture in Venezuela is way more complex than the Trump 2.0 gang suspects...

Mexico leads global silver production despite holding just 6% of the world’s known reserves...

US stocks now trade at ~3× money supply, above the dot-com peak. Up 100% since ’22, while everything just had its best year since 2009. Not much margin for error. (Molavi)

So when I see the latest proposal - a one-time 5% tax on anyone whose net worth exceeds $1 billion - I don’t see Robin Hood. I see Sacramento writing itself a permission slip...

...from 'fully valued' to US GDP growth's 'glide-path'

"In the 10 days before Christmas, an entity connected to Mr. Brin, 52, terminated or moved 15 California limited liability companies..."