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Kyle Chassé 🐸
@Kylechasse
$BTC '12 Democratizing access to 99%| $TIBBIR | WLTH | Early backer in Coinbase, Ripple, Circle, Securitize, Kraken + more. Explore More 👇
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Everyone wants the pump, but they can't handle the dump. I've been in the space for ages and I've seen it all. When Bitcoin started no one thought it would ever hit $1. And here we are... sad that it's only $80,000. How much is enough?
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Cathie Wood's Ark just sold $15.9M of its own Bitcoin ETF and bought $5.2M of Circle stock. Read that again. Selling the Bitcoin. Buying the company that prints digital dollars. That's the most 2026 trade I've seen all month, guys. When the "Bitcoin to $1M" fund starts shopping for stablecoin equity, should you pay attention?
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Trump picked Kevin Warsh to cut rates. His first big move? A hike in September. The first one since 2023. Today he decides again. Markets give another hike under 10% odds, but 12 of 18 Fed officials already projected at least one more this year. Meanwhile $BTC slipped under $80K and the ETFs bled $773M in two days. Everyone's hiding from one press conference, guys. Does Warsh blink or hold the line?
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$SUI transactions have been picking up in a BIG way. 39M in one day yesterday and over 3X higher on average versus 2 months ago. Something is cooking.
If people believe they are actually able to control SI (Super Intelligence) they aren't paying attention.
⚡️The most revealing word in Trump's entire statement is “BANNING.” Because something much larger is happening here. The American presidency is attempting to declare the arrival of superintelligence before the world has established that the threshold has been crossed. That reveals a change in how political power is beginning to relate to machine intelligence. Historically, governments derived authority from human institutions. Expertise, elections, laws, military command, bureaucracies. Machines supplied information that people interpreted. Now consider what happens when the government formally describes a technology as possessing intelligence superior to humanity. The burden of authority begins shifting toward whoever controls the supposedly superior intelligence. And here is where the real mechanism appears. The companies controlling these systems determine their training, objectives, access, deployment, and constraints. Yet the public increasingly encounters their outputs as judgments originating from something more intelligent than any individual human. That produces an extraordinary asymmetry. The machines acquire the reputation of superior judgment. Their owners retain the power to determine what that judgment serves. Trump's proposed terminology accelerates that psychological transition. Once institutions begin calling something superintelligence, questioning its conclusions becomes socially and politically different from questioning ordinary software. The word itself begins manufacturing deference. The next phase is a competition over who gets to define, certify, and control superior intelligence. Governments will want strategic command. Corporations will want proprietary control. Both will want the legitimacy that comes from claiming access to capabilities beyond ordinary human reasoning. Superintelligence is becoming a category of political power before it has become an agreed scientific measurement. And the most consequential question is already taking shape. When a government publicly declares that machines possess superior intelligence, what happens when their recommendations conflict with human authority? Who gets overruled? Who takes responsibility? Who decides what the machine is allowed to optimize? The real struggle ahead is over who gets to speak with the authority of an intelligence that society has been taught to regard as superior to its own. That struggle has begun before the machines have even earned the title.
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This is really dumb @WhiteHouse ! Why? Terms like AI, AGI, and ASI were intentionally created and differentiated to describe phases of capability. Now we are supposed to call non-ASI AI SI? This is unproductive
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump says the US will officially be "BANNING" the term "AI/Artificial Intelligence" in all documents.
No way!! now this is pretty cool. I prefer it straight from the 🐸. but for those who can't / won't this is great!
HOLY SHIT 😱 𝟱-𝗠𝗲𝗢 𝗗𝗠𝗧 𝗡𝗔𝗦𝗔𝗟 𝗦𝗣𝗥𝗔𝗬 𝗶𝘀 𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴! (𝘗𝘩𝘢𝘴𝘦 2𝘣 𝘵𝘳𝘪𝘢𝘭 𝘳𝘦𝘴𝘶𝘭𝘵𝘴 𝘳𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘺𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘥𝘢𝘺.) 193 people with treatment-resistant depression tested it. They got ONE dose, with some therapy. And 29 days later? 26% of the 8mg group were in remission. vs only 8% for the 0.3 mg group. Plus, all of the improvements were still showing up 8 WEEKS LATER! PLUS, most people were ready for discharge within 𝘵𝘸𝘰 𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘳𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘥𝘰𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘨. Now THIS is the kind of psychedelic research I want to see.
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Larry Fink is the Chair of the WEF, you know, the organization that plans how the world will work... @BlackRock put out a paper saying AI agents prefer bitcoin:native as a store of value over anything else and are all in on Bitcoin themselves. And you're letting a few retards from Silicon Valley tell you it's going to $0? Come on. Use your brain @Jason @chamath @alexwg
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China's AI trade just erased $480 billion. But the real warning is buried in the valuations. The STAR50 crashed 40% and still trades at 100 times earnings. The Nasdaq 100? Around 30. Here's what Wall Street should worry about. AI stocks account for 42% of Chinese market value but 57% of trading activity. Speculation became dangerously concentrated, and when confidence cracked, the selling fed on itself. The technology can change the world and still destroy investor wealth. America isn't immune to that math.
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Luxor just raised $16M to expand its AI compute business. Here's what Bitcoin investors should be watching. Mining companies already control something AI desperately needs: power infrastructure. If AI customers offer better returns on that infrastructure, miners have a financial incentive to diversify. Bitcoin mining's biggest competitor could become AI.
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The future of wealth goes beyond traditional assets. WLTH CEO and co-founder Tim McCann takes the stage at the @Forbes_MENA Family Business Summit today to explore the next frontier of value. Connect with Tim and the WLTH team. The next big opportunity starts with a conversation.
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Beyond traditional assets. Tim McCann takes the stage at the @Forbes_MENA_ Family Business Summit today. If you are at the summit, Tim would be glad to meet. Message him or the team to find a time.
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🚨 BITCOIN'S RISK PROFILE IS CHANGING. Grayscale reports $BTC's annualized realized volatility has fallen to 43%. A decade ago? Its 10-year average was 64%. Five years ago? Around 81%. Bitcoin is now LESS volatile than Oracle and Coinbase shares. But isn't volatility what attracted us to $BTC in the first place? Well, maybe... but banks and companies don't want that kind of volatility. You can't have insane daily moves and institutional adoption at the same time. Pick one.
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🚨 THE FED PAUSE ISN'T THE BULLISH SIGNAL YOU THINK. Markets price an 88.5% chance of no rate change Wednesday. But December is the real problem. Traders see roughly an 80% chance of rates moving higher by then. For crypto, that means liquidity could remain under pressure even if the Fed pauses. Watch the December rate expectations, not just Wednesday's headline.
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This is where your strength gets tested. Not at the tops, but at the bottoms. Are you strong enough?
This market NEVER tops, according to @cryptomanran from @crypto_banter. His logic? 1 billion AI agents online by 2027, doing 217 billion actions a day. More agents, more transactions, forever. Where's the top in that, right? Then the spicy part. He says this is the LAST cycle where alts move with Bitcoin. Next cycle, $HYPE usage sets the price and Bitcoin becomes irrelevant to it. Four-year cycle dead, or peak bull market talk? Full video in comments 👇
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The Clarity Act died in the Senate, 49 to 50. @perkinscr97 runs Franklin Crypto, and he says the CFTC and SEC are now building a more bullish setup for crypto than the bill would have given us. Guys, the industry spent years begging for regulatory clarity. He says it's getting it anyway. Win or loss for your bags?
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Every institution Chris Perkins knows now has a crypto team. A few years ago a senior banker told regulators he was doing nothing in crypto. Their reply? "Excellent." @perkinscr97 says those same regulators now tell banks to update their tech, because markets are moving to 24/7. Huge flip, right? How long until your bank catches up?
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I hit @syrupsid, CEO of @maplefinance, with 4 rapid-fire questions. Some of these takes are WILD. - $BTC hits $100K before $70K. - The CLARITY Act stays unsigned through 2028. - $ETH beats $SOL in digital dollar supply by 2028. A major US bank collapsing from stablecoin outflows? He isn't sure. A community bank? That's a different story. One of these predictions could seriously catch people off guard. Which take are you betting against?
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