A few days ago Saylor was once again asked to provide "proof of reserves" for the Bitcoin that Microstrategy allegedly owns, and once again the answer is a resounding "no". Funny thing is that I agree with Saylor on this; publishing addresses of massive bags owned by your company is not a good idea, and also falls well beyond the requirements of the regulators. The right to privacy is important, even for a public company on the stock market.

is officially impressiveAfter the recent integrations it's made with TCY and the ability of the team to hit the ground running and smash any challenge that comes their way on day one... LEODEX has become my #1 frontend for DEX trades. When looking at the other options available to the market LEODEX is objectively the best one in a lot of ways.

25 cents!It's a very important price point for Hive for whatever reason.We hit 25 cents a LOT. Summer 2020 shelfSummer 2020 shelf3 times in Feb 20213 times in Feb 2021Summer 2021Summer 2021Wake of the FTX collapse December 2022Wake of the FTX collapse December 2022Breakdown Summer 2024Breakdown Summer 2024Breakout November 2024Breakout November 2024Hit two dozen times over the last 10 weeks.Hit two dozen times over the last 10 weeks.

THIS IS MY AUTHENTICATORTHERE ARE MANY LIKE IT BUT THIS ONE IS MINE.A few days ago I went to log into my battle.net account; not to play a game or anything but for some weird reason (like checking my payment history; funny story their UI is better than my actual bank). It's probably been over a year since I last logged into a Blizzard product... in fact I can probably narrow that down to June 2023 when Diablo 4 launched and I was playing it for a while. I bought the expensive $100 collectors edition because it was "free" with the use of my "Blizzard Bucks" which I acquired back in 2017 selling WoW gold on the auction house. I still have $170 left so I can buy two more Blizzard games for free.

Conflating volatility with riskThere's a lot of misinformation out there when it comes to people giving financial advice while simultaneously pretending as though they aren't giving financial advice. Spoiler alert: this post is financial advice. I will not be saying "not financial advice". That is a thing ignorant people say who don't understand securities law. I will not tell you to do your own research. You are literally doing a little research right now simply by reading this post, are you not? Should you get a second opinion? Maybe, that's up to you on a personal level.

If you can't explain the yield you are the yieldA meaningless catchphrase espoused by Bitcoin maximalists. But there is some truth to it. We should, in fact, know how things work. Especially in an industry that subsidizes scams at an exponential pace. Ignorance breeds unsustainability; whether by accident or intelligent design.