The German Environmental Aid receives several million euros annually in (2023: 2.7M €) from the federal government -- as a so-called NGO. And what does it get in return? Regular lawsuits against the federal government and individual states. Congratulations.🤝

Also if BSW, SPD, and Greens stay below 5% -- what will AfD, CDU, and Left do in the state parliament? Everyone is staring at each other and no one is talking to anyone? That could get really interesting in the next few years. 😂

Does $XXI even know what its business is? Because all I'm hearing is a word salad of buzzwords and vague declarations about what they aren't. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if their roadmap just says 'vibes.'

So Ross Ulbricht came out of prison in January this year, and since then, we've seen several Silk Road wallets move $BTC. These wallets hadn't been touched in over 10 years. In fact, most of them were considered dust wallets back in the day - but that 'dust' is now worth $47M.😀

That's a tough one for Polymarket users. If you had your money on AI, Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, or even Elon Musk, you'll most likely end up with zero - even though they're on the TIME cover - because someone changed the 'Other' result to 'Architects of AI,' which is what's

Markets love this. When the Fed buys Treasuries, bond prices rise and yields fall --- which means investors go hunting for returns elsewhere. And where do they find higher upside? Risk assets like $BTC. Lower yields → cheaper liquidity → stronger bid for crypto and tech.

Besides that, most of the images are already in. Even in the Hubble images, you can barely see it - it's basically just a single pixel on the screen. So there's no way we'll be able to prove anything.

First of all, it's very unlikely - even Avi Loeb only gave it a 40% chance. And even if it did contain life, there's no way we could prove it. 3I ATLAS will make its closest approach to Earth on December 19th this year - at a distance of 1.8 AU (1 AU is the distance from the

One of the more interesting Polymarkets right now is whether the interstellar object 3I ATLAS contains alien life or alien technology. At its peak, bettors on Polymarket gave it an 8% chance of 'yes.' However, the market will almost certainly resolve to zero at the end of

We'll probably get the best images from the JUICE spacecraft, but those won't be available until February 2026 - long after the Polymarket ends. And even then, we're unlikely to see much more. So I don't see any scenario in which that market resolves to 'yes'.

Here is the link:

I mean, a lot can happen in 23 days, but I'm having a hard time imagining the U.S. confirming the existence of aliens. I've picked up quite a few 'No' shares over the last few weeks - feeling pretty good about it. No big payout if it hits, but hey, it's honest work. #Polymarket

Fun Fact: In 2007, Markus Söder was one of the first German politicians to call for a ban on combustion engines by 2020. In 2020, he reiterated his demand—this time for 2035. But suddenly, politics is to blame for exactly that being decided?

That's why the BTC yield (a BS metric anyway) is down more than 3% compared to three weeks ago.

If you're wondering where the money is coming from - most of it is from issuing new shares ($928M). Keep in mind, these are additional shares $MSTR issued on top of the $1.4B they raised the week before. It's really bad timing for shareholders right now, since mNAV is negative.

I was at CrossFit when $STABLE launched today, so I missed the early short at launch. I could only short the bounce - but good enough to keep me from feeling any FOMO. I'll keep shorting every bounce. Good luck to the investors and the team with their 50% allocation. 🫡😂

$40B sounds like a lot for Ripple, but they still have $80B worth of XRP in escrow - just to put that into perspective. Obviously, it'll take years to dump it.

If you've ever wondered how reinforcement learning actually works in AI, this documentary nails it - super clear, super engaging. A great watch. Spoiler alert: they even managed to win a Nobel Prize in Chemistry with the tech they developed.

You don't have to be a Trump fan, but unlike @spdbt, @cducsubt, and @baerbelbas, they have understood how retirement provision should actually work. Also strong is the sentence: 'That every child will own shares in America's largest companies.'

Are there actually any CDU/CSU people who go home proud today and think: 'Great, today we did something good for the country' -- except maybe these seven here?