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Consider this bet: we flip a coin. If it lands heads, your money increases by 50%. If it lands tails, your money decreases by 40%. Should you play? If we look at a large group of people, the average result is a 5% increase in money after each flip. So, it seems like a good bet. But if one person plays the game repeatedly, the result can be very different. If the person loses enough times, they can eventually lose all their money and cannot continue playing. This idea is central to ergodicity economics, developed by physicist Ole Peters. The main question is whether we are looking at the average result for many people at one point in time or the result experienced by one person over time. These are not necessarily the same. For example, imagine 100 people each visit a casino for one night. Some may lose all their money, while others may win. We can calculate an average result for the group. Now imagine one person visiting the casino 100 nights in a row. If there is a possibility of losing everything on any night, that person may eventually go broke. Once they have no money left, they cannot keep playing. The average result for the group may remain positive, while the result for one person over time can be very different. Nassim Taleb expresses this idea with a simple example: you should not cross a river that is, on average, 4 feet deep. The average depth does not tell you whether you can safely cross it. The important point is that the average result for many people is not always the same as the result one person will experience over time. Confusing these two can lead to serious mistakes in decision-making.

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Study February 3rd 2025. You do not flip exhaustion gaps first try. People truly do not understand the level of importance 84K holds. Cause if we flip 84K… $BTC goes to 90-96K which would be too steep for a bear market rally.

🔥WOW! Majority Whip Rep. Tom Emmer is going BERSERK at the RNC "Someone might wanna remind these guys: if you don't love this country, GET THE HELL OUT!!" "You can choose to go with America haters like ILHAN OMAR — who wants to raise YOUR taxes while allowing Somali fraudsters to run free! You can listen to Abdul El Sayed, who wants to get rid of fireworks on July 4th and replace the 2nd Amendment?!" "This evil man pals around with people who believe Americans deserved to be attacked on 9/11." "El Sayed's closest friend believes nearly 3,000 Americans DESERVED TO DIE on that fateful day 25 years ago!" Every word is true, yet another reason Democrats need to be kept out of power in November! Vote for Mike Rogers in Michigan. If we flip Michigan, the odds of the GOP controlling the Senate SKYROCKET

A couple of key dynamics with Interns creation. The mechanism for creating Interns is built in such a way that minting an Intern becomes more expensive every day. The cost to create increases by 10% every 24 hours for the first 10 days (now at 1,099 $STONKBROKER), and then by 1% each day over the 355 days after that. So today it costs roughly $33 to create an Intern. One year from now, the price to create an Intern will be 89,999 $STONKBROKER, or roughly $899 at today’s token value. However, there is a kicker: since the token itself is deflationary, that dollar value could change drastically by the time that date comes. Value accrual and deflation are built into the ecosystem. The more users use and market the protocols we have available for everyday use — i.e. swapping tokens via @MancerXYZ, getting physical collectibles via @TheCardWall, enjoying Nightshades via @MeebitCompany, or bridging with @TickerYardHQ — all of these processes lead to value accrual and burns of the $STONKBROKER token downstream. So even though the supply of Interns is 8,888, 20% of those Interns are already officially burned due to our Anvil AMM infrastructure. 1,777 will never leave their parent Broker, and that number increases daily. Bad tokenomics previously rewarded users for staking through token inflation. We flip that on its head and reward users for using the protocols they need anyway, while building value accrual through deflation of the assets they hold. Supply down = Demand up. Also, I just noticed you can’t spell Intern without Internet. Welcome to all the new members of the StonkBrokers ecosystem. Let’s change the world. The collective voice of Robinhood Chain just got a lot louder and more unified.