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by Michael The U.S. Mint obviously expects the price of silver to keep rising. When I first learned that the U.S. Mint was selling one ounce silver coins for 169 dollars, I thought that it must be a mistake. So I went to the U.S. Mint’s official website, and sure enough the report that I had heard …
Bitcoin stacking company Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR), which has just rebranded from its former name of MicroStrategy, has reported a net loss of $670.8 million for the fourth quarter. The company reported fourth quarter revenue of $120.7 million, a 3% year on year fall. Meanwhile it said it had bought an additional 218,887 Bitcoin, bringing its holdings …
The man who flipped $4.3 billion in federal fines into a handshake deal with a future president now walks free. Every rule in place to stop dodgy money is now a doorway to the inside track. It’s the union of political muscle and financial secrecy and you’re not invited to the handshake. BREAKING: Donald Trump …
The biggest fraud of "BTC per share" is that shareholders are very last in line to have a claim on MSTR's BTC The pecking order goes: 1. Secured Creditors (first in line)2. Administrative Expenses (second)3. Unsecured Creditors (third)4. Common Shareholders (last in line) — Pledditor (@Pledditor) May 19, 2025 They told you that buying shares …
A deal for a state-backed Emirati firm to use a Trump-affiliated digital coin was announced in a panel that included the president’s son and his business partner, who promised, “This is only the beginning.” Sitting in front of a packed auditorium in Dubai, a founder of the Trump family cryptocurrency business made a brief but …
from Kerry Lutz’s Financial Survival Network The discussion centered on the benefits and intricacies of collecting ancient coins, with Dean Kinzer sharing his passion for this hobby that dates back to 650 BC. He explained the evolution of coinage, including the introduction of images and the challenges posed by counterfeiting. Dean noted that ancient coins have not yet …
The world is crazy.. I can pay $2830 for real #gold coins while lunatics pay $96.000 for imaginary coins. pic.twitter.com/psty3BxGPG — The Stig 🪙 (@StigvdA) February 3, 2025 JUST IN: MicroStrategy did not buy any #Bitcoin last week, ending a streak of 12 consecutive weeks of buying. You know the bubble is about to pop …
The world is crazy.. I can pay $2830 for real #gold coins while lunatics pay $96.000 for imaginary coins. pic.twitter.com/psty3BxGPG — The Stig 🪙 (@StigvdA) February 3, 2025 JUST IN: MicroStrategy did not buy any #Bitcoin last week, ending a streak of 12 consecutive weeks of buying. You know the bubble is about to pop …
He points out that Bitcoin’s supposed rarity doesn’t hold up when anyone can create a coin with a fixed supply, like a meme coin on Solana, for almost nothing. Saylor’s claim that Bitcoin’s limited supply makes it valuable suddenly doesn’t seem so special. The truth? The supply of “fixed-supply” digital assets could be limitless. The …
June opex spx Call option 6500 strike $46.5June opex spx Call option 5500 strike $81.5 — Simon Says (@Seniorstrategen) January 18, 2025 It's a pretty huge sign the doors are closing in tbh When you see this and all the coins are red, and everything is being funneled into like 3 coins, you start to …
by fan_of_hakiksexydays This probably won’t happen for a while, and probably will pump more before it crashes (because greed). But these Solana meme coin could be a ticking time bomb for 2025. -How hard is it to make a meme coin on Solana? Far easier than I think most people realize. Anyone can make their Solana …
pic.twitter.com/Og6pgbbFZE — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 13, 2024
Fortune (via MSN) Costco is becoming a go-to place for the discerning shopper of precious metals (not to mention Yukon Cornelius). The retailer, whose 24-karat gold bars were a hit with shoppers (and gave a big boost to the company’s e-commerce division), has now added silver coins to its offerings. Shoppers/investors can pick up a …
by FearlessEggplant3036 If they sell any of it at $200 the price will crash to $0, so they do monthly burns eg. if they burn: 1 billion coins x $200 = 200 Billion dollars burned, so why would a company “that doesn’t care about hundreds of billions” scam/embezzle a few billion dollars worth of customer …