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Told ya CPR was good 😎.
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is also good, just a bit tired today.
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🤑 Why the Rich Keep Getting Richer 🤑 Not all money is created equal. There are layers: * “Base money” — cash and central bank reserves, universally accepted. * “Bank deposits / credit” — money-like, created by lending, usable only if the banking system plumbing works. * “Shadow claims” — derivatives, repos, and securitized debt; liquid only through intermediaries. Just to make it clear, the fact that deposits and credit behave like money and usually trade on-par with money, 1:1, is not a law of nature, it is engineered banking plumbing which facilitates this, and strictly speaking not always true. The rich get it. They have near-free access to credit, banks, and settlement networks. They borrow, invest, and convert money-like claims into real assets backed by base money. Gains compound, collateral grows, and the cycle repeats. Most people hold deposits or wages — functional money, but without the tools to leverage it into assets. Middle-class and lower-income households typically use credit for spending rather than investment, except for mortgages, which are often the only leverage they access. Wealth isn’t just money — it’s knowing how to turn credit into real, base-money-backed assets. And to be completely honest unequal access to financial instruments, or rather unfairly excessive use of those by rich - is likely primary source of inequality. $BTC $BNB #quinns_economics
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When the capital development of a country becomes a by-product of the activities of a casino, the job is likely to be ill-done. - Keynes, 1936. It perfectly describes what is going in in the US recently. Pumping money into financial markets hoping it will fix economy - sometimes it does, sometimes it does not. Keynes was so brilliant, no wonder americans distorted his theories and made them taboo in academia. It seems the will keep going - nothing stops this train - for at least 12-18 month, so 2026-2027 will likely be good for risk assets. But in the end of the day if it results in hyperinflation we will not be happy anyway. Hope the will find more sensible way to fix their economy. $BTC $ETH $XRP
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It is rarely possible to sell the very top, but I did it again with $GUN. 😎 Also I am not sure about buying back at 15.
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As a trader, when you have an edge and understand the business, you don’t need to work on psychology. Uncertainty causes fear, anxiety is caused on a deeper layer, when you refuse to admit you don’t understand what you are doing and your brain need to send stronger signals to you. You fix anxiety and fear by learning the business not bu psychological practices. Well there are case when you need to fix psychology - it is when you have paychological problems unrelated to trading. But anyway if you have unresolved issues - it is bad idea to trade. In other words if you are fearful or anxious overall, resolve those issues before even thinking about trading, trading will only amplify them, and you will have an illusion it causes them $BTC $ETH $BNB
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In 2024 I made ~12% profit In 2025 - I’m in about 5.5% loss so far This is mostly spot, + couple cm delivery futures. Hoping for the holidays pump 😃🎄 $ETH $BTC $SOL
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