r/cryptocurrency Mar 3, 02:40 PM
Bitfinex Revives Tokenized Bond Program on Bitcoin's Liquid Network for Yield-Seeking Crypto Investors submitted by /u/renkure
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r/cryptocurrency Mar 3, 02:55 PM
I Made a Website That Shows You What Your Crypto Is Worth as a Physical Pile of Cash I was curious what different amounts of crypto actually look like if you cashed out into physical bills, so I made moneyvisualizer.com.
You type in an amount, pick your currencies, including crypto, and it renders the actual physical bills in 3D with the right denominations and real bill sizes stacked in straps. You can orbit around the pile and switch environments. It uses live rates so it's always up to date.
It supports 82 currencies including crypto and precious metals.
Link is moneyisualiser.com
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 3, 08:22 PM
SPY, every day for the rest of our lives submitted by /u/ahopye
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 3, 10:26 PM
My Favorite Trend Nearly 35% estimate beat. Better dump it LOL seems to be pretty common
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r/bitcoin Mar 7, 07:30 PM
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 7, 04:45 PM
U.S. stock markets lost more than three trillion dollars in 4 days title
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r/stocks Mar 3, 05:53 PM
SoFi Due Diligence/SoFi CEO Argued With Me on X About The Meaning of His Stock Purchase Yesterday & Whether His Prepaid Forward Was Sale So I published a negative report on SoFi a few days ago. In the meanwhile, I have been dipping my toes in X commenting about SoFi. SoFi investors are excited that Anthony Noto purchased stock yesterday. He had appeared on a Youtube retail investor focused interview show a few weeks ago alluding to waiting until March to purchase, with the wait due to "tax implications," so investors were expecting it.
My response to all the comments was basically the purchase was for optics, Mr. Noto had no need to purchase more stock, he has plenty. In fact, part of my bear theory on SoFi is that it is optics/narrative obsessed, but has some serious issues which I learned about via deep due diligence. (So this exchange kind of tied into my bear analysis)
I also pointed out (in other posts) that SoFi insiders had sold $85M worth of shares since 2024, whereas they had only bought $2M. So if you go by insider transactions, you should be bailing from SoFi.
Well, sure enough Mr. Noto jumped into the conversation and he corrected me for my apparent misimpression of his motivation in purchasing the stock.
My specific comment regarding Mr. Noto's purchase was:
"It's a negative indicator. It means he buys when he is concerned about the stock getting too low and he needs to boost morale. AnthonyNoto has plenty of SoFi stock and doesn't need more. It's symbolic."
Mr. Noto's response was:
"You are guessing. You don't know because you haven't asked. No need to guess you can ask me. There is only one reason I buy SoFi it's because I think it's a great risk reward DESPITE the concentration. I am a blue color kid from Poughkeepsie and no matter how much money I have $1 million is a ton of money and I have a thousand other ways to spend it or use it that would be meaningful and impactful to people and organizations that are near and dear to me and my family. BTW a prepaid forward is not a sale it's a way to finance liquidity. I can roll it forward each time before expiration if i want (many times) and keep participating in the upside and not resulting in a sale and tax event. Look at the price point of the ceiling and that might make you more informed about how I think about value in a given time period. No need to guess it's all researchable and when you can't find the answers just ask me. And Going forward I will correct your mistakes. This time I will give you the benefit of the doubt. WDW"
Anyone who wants to read the exchange can find it easily on X.
I will leave it to the reader to judge who is right and wrong on Mr. Noto's motives and obviously I am not in his head. But where he is definitely in error is whether a prepaid forward is a sale under securities laws. It 100% is treated as a sale under securities laws. If it wasn't a sale, he wouldn't had to file a Form 4 and 144 regarding the sale. But he did file both forms. Since it is a sale, under swing sale rules, he was prohibited from buying for six months, from August through February. i.e. the tax implicatio
r/wallstreetbets Mar 3, 09:11 PM
Tale as old as time, and it makes NO sense submitted by /u/GoProVI
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 3, 07:47 PM
US reportedly mulls military protection for Hormuz oil tankers submitted by /u/Force_Hammer
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 4, 01:24 AM
Me trying to figure out if I’m buying at a discount submitted by /u/iccs
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r/bitcoin Mar 3, 09:25 PM
The floor of the bear market is here! C'mon guys 5 almost 6 months of BTC going down, almost a WW3 ocurre and BTC didn't drop to 50k. I mean maybe we stay between 60k - 70k for weeks or months but I doubt to continue going down. What dou u guys think?
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r/wallstreetbets Mar 4, 02:54 AM
Schrodinger's Chinese iPhone Factories If one of you retards could take that naked Shrek image, and make one with Winnie the Pooh, I'll trade you for a meme of Xi Jinping wojak soy pointing, k thx
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r/cryptocurrency Mar 4, 08:54 AM
Whales opening positions of $10M+ are mostly long! What’s going on? submitted by /u/LividReserve3520
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 09:06 AM
BOTTOM IS IN! SHORTEST BEAR MARKET EVER RECORDED!
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r/stocks Mar 4, 09:33 AM
You may have heard about the "TACO trade" or the recent "Run it hot trade" but have you ever heard about the "PAX Judaica trade" ? Now if we look at what is happening today, many people believe we are witnessing the slow transition from PAX Americana neoliberal order to what some analysts and commentators call PAX Judaica.
Just like Pax Americana was not about Americans ruling the world directly but about a system of trade, finance and security organized around American power, Pax Judaica is also described by some as a system organized around a new geopolitical center, particularly the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East.
For almost 70 years the United States acted as the policeman of global trade. American naval power protected sea lanes, the dollar became the world's reserve currency, and institutions like the IMF and World Bank created the financial backbone of globalization. Countries could trade freely because the system was stable and the U.S. military ensured that stability.
But today that system is slowly showing cracks. America no longer wants to police the world the same way it did after World War II. Long wars in Iraq and Afghanistan exhausted public support. At the same time new powers like China, India and regional blocs are changing how trade routes are organized.
This is where some analysts begin to talk about PAX Judaica, not in a literal sense of domination, but as a shift in geographic and economic gravity. If you look at the map carefully, Israel sits at a very interesting position between Europe, Asia and Africa. Historically the region around the Eastern Mediterranean was one of the oldest centers of trade connecting civilizations. Today we again see discussions of new corridors connecting India, the Gulf states, Israel and Europe. Energy pipelines, digital infrastructure and logistics networks could potentially run through this region.
In other words, the center of gravity of trade could slowly move away from the Atlantic world toward the Mediterranean–Middle East corridor.
And whenever history goes through such transitions, people begin connecting it to religious and prophetic narratives.
For thousands of years Jerusalem has held a central place in the religious imagination of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Because of that, every geopolitical shift involving that region tends to attract eschatological interpretations. Some believe that the return of geopolitical importance to the region fits into broader end-times narratives described in religious texts.
Whether one believes those interpretations or not, history does show a pattern: global orders rise, dominate for a period of time, and eventually transform.
First there was Pax Romana, where Rome controlled the Mediterranean world.
Later Pax Britannica, where the British Empire dominated global sea trade.
Then after World War II came Pax Americana, where American power organized the global neoliberal system.
Now the big question many analysts are asking is whether we are entering a new phase where trade corridors, technology networks and geopolitical alliances begin reorganizing the
r/stocks Mar 4, 11:49 AM
Strategy For Young Investors I've just turned 18 and I've been interested in the world of finance and investing for a long time, trying to digest as much information as possible so that I will be ready to quickly take action when I'm finally able to start my journey. But now that the time has finally come, I really am hesitant.
I've seen lots and lots of different approaches with so many good arguments and counter-arguments, and so my question is should I follow the usual advice and just "VT and chill", or should I change something up, like tilting towards the US more, or picking individual stocks or other ETFs that specialize in factor investing(growth, value, etc.) since I'm only 18 and therefore I can be more open to risks?
To be noted that I live in Romania, so some things like tax laws could be different, and that I currently have a really small budget, of let's say about 100 euro per month.
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r/cryptocurrency Mar 7, 08:07 PM
Police Share Additional Details in Dubai Case Involving Dismembered Couple Linked to Crypto Scam submitted by /u/SilverHuckleberry395
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r/bitcoin Mar 7, 08:12 PM
Time is the key 🔑 If you had bought bitcoin 5 years ago today, you'd be:
up almost 10%
kept up halfway with inflation
almost halfway with a decent savings account
only -40% vs the Dow Jones
based on this trajectory, should be $1.5M/coin by 2030
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r/cryptocurrency Mar 4, 04:43 PM
Bitcoin Demand Explodes as BTC Hits $71K While Humans, AI, and Global Markets Pile In submitted by /u/setokaiba22
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 04:14 PM
A woman was offered one Bitcoin — worth a minimum of $60,000 — or free Starbucks for a month. She chose the coffee. The internet laughed But there's a stat sitting behind this viral clip that makes it significantly less funny.
By 2030 women are projected to control 75% of America's wealth. Right now it's 51%. The gap is closing fast — driven by the largest generational wealth transfer in history as Baby Boomer assets pass primarily to female survivors who statistically live longer.
The financial literacy gap and the $60 trillion wealth transfer are on a collision course. And the real estate industry — where women are already the majority of buying decision makers — is largely unprepared for what that means.
We break down what the viral clip actually reveals, where the 75% number comes from, and why female financial advisors are about to have the best decade in the industry's history.
This isn't a gender debate. It's math.
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 04:27 PM
Small bitcoin investors As one of the 4 original creators of bitcoin and the originator of the whole idea AND the person that did the math, I would suggest small normal folks get out of bitcoin. If you are mining for fun... keep doing it.. sell if you unlock anything.
- satoshi NAKAmoto
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r/bitcoin Mar 4, 05:30 PM
Seriously though, whats causing the rocket ship? I was literally going to drop 7 bands today. FML
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r/cryptocurrency Mar 4, 05:53 PM
Highest BTC rise in a while submitted by /u/Topraman000
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r/stocks Mar 4, 08:57 PM
Highly accurate and verified post earnings stock movement prediction I have managed to reach high accuracy in post earnings stock movement predictions. I am well experienced in stocks but I lack the funds and wallet to proceed. where would I have to look and find someone that somewhat understands how stocks work. I have the results to prove it. I just need to find someone to invest in this long-term strategy.
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