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TFTC

Truth for the Commoner. A media company focused on #Bitcoin, freedom, and truth in the digital age.

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Goldman says 95% of enterprises are getting zero return on $30-40B in GenAI spending. Goldman's own Exhibit 9 shows consumer AI demand growing 12x by...

Goldman says 95% of enterprises are getting zero return on $30-40B in GenAI spending. Goldman's own Exhibit 9 shows consumer AI demand growing 12x by 2030. Both are true. Here's what it means: Enterprise AI is failing because legacy companies don't know how to use these tools. They're spending millions bolting chatbots onto workflows designed in 2005 and wondering why ROI is zero. The real AI wave is startups who build from scratch. Three people doing the work of thirty. No legacy systems. No "AI transformation consultants." Just raw efficiency gains from day one. Meanwhile, the demand side is undeniable. Token economics turn positive H1 2026. Consumer agents are shifting from chat sessions to always-on. The hockey stick is already forming. The question is who captures the value. Open-source LLMs and agent frameworks are commoditizing inference. If small businesses and individuals can route around hyperscalers, the value moves from chips to applications. The market is overpricing hyperscaler equity as if they have traditional big tech moats. They might not. And the backstop nobody's talking about: Trump invoked the Defense Production Act for AI. The federal government is treating this as critical infrastructure. Will there be misallocation? Yes. But a full bust is hard to sell when demand outstrips supply and the government won't let it fail. Enterprise AI is a bubble. Consumer AI is a boom. Goldman proved both in the same report. https://blossom.primal.net/41b737e010ccc33b20ff58b91c18f8021b8a6a555f18475b28eb9891e2c6ad5f.jpg

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2026-05-06T13:46:10Z

Jack Dorsey’s Block drops its Q1 2026 Bitcoin Proof-of-Reserves: 28,355 BTC ✅ fully verified on-chain. While most corporations hedge or play games w...

Jack Dorsey’s Block drops its Q1 2026 Bitcoin Proof-of-Reserves: 28,355 BTC ✅ fully verified on-chain. While most corporations hedge or play games with shareholder money, Jack keeps stacking real Bitcoin and showing the receipts publicly. https://blossom.primal.net/4df29e36685e0075febab96d2137887344c17fc8076d417df49d8177319e5d7c.png

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2026-04-27T22:23:28Z

Adam Back says he has a bet that bitcoin hits $1M before the next halving in 2028. "The $500K to $1 million bitcoin is closer than people think." htt...

Adam Back says he has a bet that bitcoin hits $1M before the next halving in 2028. "The $500K to $1 million bitcoin is closer than people think." https://blossom.primal.net/2bdfd5d4d2bba66a9b5e1973a7a4a45ff22feaa5f9f161598850bf8f79063b77.mp4

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2026-04-22T22:47:59Z

The Satoshi statue in Lugano has been vandalized again. https://blossom.primal.net/2e476323228cc7075864bf00419cb984562ad6d8f2604ebd9afeb112d03ac670.jp...

The Satoshi statue in Lugano has been vandalized again. https://blossom.primal.net/2e476323228cc7075864bf00419cb984562ad6d8f2604ebd9afeb112d03ac670.jpg

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2026-04-19T16:45:49Z

They're governing with Mario Kart metaphors now. https://blossom.primal.net/02e436a342eeab4ae9338590ce7be95f8a9c00c982e4332fbc5a9e01a1c49c87.mp4

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2026-04-16T20:17:38Z

U.S. banks reported a combined $434 billion in net interest income for 2025, roughly $1,600 for every adult American. Many checking accounts paid dep...

U.S. banks reported a combined $434 billion in net interest income for 2025, roughly $1,600 for every adult American. Many checking accounts paid depositors just 0.01% interest. https://blossom.primal.net/9aa43d579a1e5cbbdcf4ffc0117737f96c345f08d42561f6f46601fa9ee42f7c.jpg

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2026-04-15T15:37:07Z

The Federal Reserve is asking major US banks to detail their exposure to private credit funds after a surge in investor redemptions and a rise in trou...

The Federal Reserve is asking major US banks to detail their exposure to private credit funds after a surge in investor redemptions and a rise in troubled loans across the $1.8 trillion industry. Fed examiners are incorporating the questions into routine bank oversight, specifically targeting the debt that private credit funds have taken on from banks. In good times, that leverage juices returns. In bad times, it puts bank collateral directly at risk. Treasury is running a parallel effort, questioning the insurance industry about its own private credit exposure and assembling a dedicated team to assess the risk. The timing matters. Retail-facing credit funds have come under pressure in recent months as investors rushed to pull cash. International regulators are sounding alarms too. FSB Chair Andrew Bailey warned this week that the Iran conflict is compounding stress in private credit markets. Banks and private credit are deeply intertwined despite efforts to appear otherwise. Credit funds depend on banks for custody, credit lines, and leverage. Blackstone, Blue Owl, and KKR credit funds are running debt-to-equity ratios between 0.7x and 0.8x. Jamie Dimon acknowledged the industry suffers from a lack of transparency and poor valuation standards, though he stopped short of calling it a systemic risk. Meanwhile, the Trump administration is actively pushing to loosen lending rules for banks, partly to help them lend more to these same private credit firms. Regulators are trying to map the risk at the same time policymakers are expanding it. https://blossom.primal.net/4940d867a7fb2147e76d959e7d9c1ddd3744064adaea1b7b38d344f730324620.jpg

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2026-04-13T15:23:08Z

Sell your Tesla, ditch the AirPods, stop taking NAD. "Sell the Tesla, you're spinning your vortex the wrong way. AirPods are the fastest way to get A...

Sell your Tesla, ditch the AirPods, stop taking NAD. "Sell the Tesla, you're spinning your vortex the wrong way. AirPods are the fastest way to get Alzheimer's. NAD drops because your vortexes go down." - ☣️ Pleb Kruse = BTC foundationalist in exile 🟩🔆 https://blossom.primal.net/a786f4480128fc753fe3cb357ace88080d5c34fa2c97a1dd29ff6c65f8a86410.mp4

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2026-04-11T20:40:17Z

Rep. Thomas Massie is breaking with his party again over warrantless surveillance. Massie said on X that he votes with the GOP 91% of the time, but t...

Rep. Thomas Massie is breaking with his party again over warrantless surveillance. Massie said on X that he votes with the GOP 91% of the time, but that's about to drop to 90% because he won't vote to let federal agencies spy on Americans without a warrant. He paired the statement with a screenshot of an email from the White House Office of Legislative Affairs pushing Congress for a clean reauthorization of FISA Section 702, which expires April 19. The Trump administration is asking for an 18-month extension with no reforms. The House is expected to vote on it next week. Section 702 lets the NSA intercept communications of foreign intelligence targets that pass through U.S. infrastructure. The controversy is what happens next, federal agencies can then search the resulting databases for information on Americans who communicated with those targets, all without a warrant. The FBI has been repeatedly cited by the FISA Court for misusing the authority to query U.S. citizens, including protesters, political donors, and a sitting member of Congress. A bipartisan group including Ron Wyden and Warren Davidson is pushing to add warrant requirements before any extension passes. The White House and former national security officials argue a lapse would create a gap adversaries could exploit. Massie remains one of the few consistent voices in Congress treating the Fourth Amendment as non-negotiable, even when it means voting against his own party and the president. https://blossom.primal.net/9a0d91434e97a3567658b0804c5c6d3e2031a539ea9c19cba3942e411fb62a99.jpg

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2026-04-10T19:22:08Z

Bitcoin's quantum defense just got its first working prototype. Olaoluwa Olaoluwa Osuntokun Osuntokun, CTO of Lightning Labs, published a functional ...

Bitcoin's quantum defense just got its first working prototype. Olaoluwa Olaoluwa Osuntokun Osuntokun, CTO of Lightning Labs, published a functional tool to the Bitcoin developer mailing list that solves one of the hardest problems in Bitcoin's long-term security, how to protect the network from quantum attacks without locking millions of users out of their own wallets. The problem is a painful paradox. Bitcoin's leading quantum defense proposal (BIP-360) would disable the current signature system network-wide if a quantum threat emerged. That protects the network, but every wallet that hasn't migrated to the new quantum-resistant format gets frozen permanently. The coins are still there. The rightful owner just can't access them. Osuntokun's prototype is the escape hatch. Instead of proving ownership with a digital signature, the system lets users mathematically prove they created the wallet using its original seed phrase, without ever revealing the seed itself. Recovering one wallet doesn't compromise any others derived from the same seed. It replaces "I can sign this transaction" with "I can prove this wallet came from me." It already runs on a consumer MacBook. Generating the proof takes about 55 seconds. Verification takes under two seconds. The proof file is roughly 1.7 MB. There's no formal proposal to integrate this into Bitcoin yet and no deployment timeline. But the prototype closes a gap that had only existed in theory until now, a credible path to quantum resilience without the collateral damage of stranding user funds. https://blossom.primal.net/8ac5db8d2dd86af9d6f7331d075d5d924caf856d045a6a98730b5ca677569231.jpg

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2026-04-09T15:44:24Z

The President of the United States is hosting a meme coin conference at Mar-a-Lago on April 25th. He is personally promoting a token he profits from ...

The President of the United States is hosting a meme coin conference at Mar-a-Lago on April 25th. He is personally promoting a token he profits from while signing the legislation that regulates it. This is not crypto adoption. This is a sitting president running a side hustle from the Oval Office. In any other context this would be called corruption. https://blossom.primal.net/1b33d1f4edd9eb24c5f6e6716fe678a28c8567580c95f9df3be3f990825bbbad.jpg

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2026-04-09T13:23:44Z

Block just open-sourced mesh-llm, a peer-to-peer system that lets anyone pool spare GPU compute to run large open-source AI models without relying on ...

Block just open-sourced mesh-llm, a peer-to-peer system that lets anyone pool spare GPU compute to run large open-source AI models without relying on any cloud provider. If a model fits on your machine, it runs locally at full speed. If it doesn't, the system automatically splits it across multiple machines on the network. Dense models get split by layers. Mixture-of-experts models like DeepSeek and Qwen3 get split by experts. Zero configuration required. Discovery happens over Nostr. Nodes find each other through relays, score by region and VRAM, and self-organize. No central server coordinates anything. Weights are read from local files, never sent over the network. Dead nodes get replaced in 60 seconds. It exposes a standard OpenAI-compatible API on localhost, meaning any existing AI tool can plug in without modification. Block is building infrastructure for AI that doesn't route through OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic. Frontier-class open models running across a mesh of commodity hardware, discovered via Nostr, with no cloud dependency. That's the direction AI needs to go. https://blossom.primal.net/f1cffd96254c5381c701d68f19ce494ae14453ae6cc8bfb01c14b6793dd99e44.png

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2026-04-02T23:19:51Z

"Iran threatened a bunch of U.S. Companies in the region today." Trump: "With what? BB guns? You said something nasty. You know what they are not goi...

"Iran threatened a bunch of U.S. Companies in the region today." Trump: "With what? BB guns? You said something nasty. You know what they are not going to do? Hit them with a nuclear weapon." https://blossom.primal.net/1e96a59dc3999aef6f27cd01966720cd64446c891abf96c1f877443bb734e768.mp4

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2026-03-31T22:54:54Z

Oracle begins mass layoffs of up to 30,000 employees, early morning termination emails are landing now. The cuts could equal 18% of its global workfo...

Oracle begins mass layoffs of up to 30,000 employees, early morning termination emails are landing now. The cuts could equal 18% of its global workforce. https://blossom.primal.net/8bb4832086c09a5ed9f8d2eb888fa0c8d2abaa37d36c1623a487e59682ac7335.png

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2026-03-31T18:07:49Z

The World Uncertainty Index just hit 105,000, the highest level in recorded history. Higher than Covid. Higher than 9/11. Higher than the Iraq War an...

The World Uncertainty Index just hit 105,000, the highest level in recorded history. Higher than Covid. Higher than 9/11. Higher than the Iraq War and the Global Financial Crisis combined. https://blossom.primal.net/acac89051f00bccdd5ff50701c65b071a03b6d257d711eaa516c3bff5fcb8d78.jpg

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2026-03-29T14:07:23Z

Trump: "Bitcoin is very powerful." "So many people now, they want to pay you in crypto, they want to pay you in bitcoin. We have to be at the top of ...

Trump: "Bitcoin is very powerful." "So many people now, they want to pay you in crypto, they want to pay you in bitcoin. We have to be at the top of it." https://blossom.primal.net/77c870cfa58de517ff649189462bbdb75565568996ab5a9a7f6e02f96d64f902.mp4

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2026-03-27T22:51:49Z

Folks, we told you this was coming, and today the mask is fully off. A couple weeks back we reported, based on solid sources, that Coinbase was quiet...

Folks, we told you this was coming, and today the mask is fully off. A couple weeks back we reported, based on solid sources, that Coinbase was quietly lobbying to kill a real de minimis tax exemption for Bitcoin while pushing one that applied only to stablecoins like USDC. We laid out the clear incentives in our deep dive. Coinbase made 1.35 billion dollars in stablecoin revenue last year, up 48 percent year over year, almost entirely from yield on the Treasuries backing USDC. A proper Bitcoin de minimis would let people spend sats on everyday purchases without triggering taxable events on every transaction. That directly competes with their centralized yield machine. We called it what it was. Policy that protects Coinbase’s float rather than advancing neutral Bitcoin adoption. Brian Armstrong pushed back hard. He called our reporting totally false and misinformation while insisting he was personally lobbying for Bitcoin de minimis. Some accused us of lying or spreading rumors. We stood firm. We offered to have Brian on the TFTC podcast to clear the air. We waited. Now the latest draft from Reps. Horsford and Max Miller on the updated PARITY Act framework has dropped. It confirms exactly what we warned about. It gives a de minimis exemption to stablecoins but leaves Bitcoin out entirely. It keeps the punishing double taxation on Bitcoin mining fully intact while carving out relief for passive validation, basically staking. This is not an oversight or sloppy drafting. It abandons any pretense of technology neutrality and deliberately picks winners. Dollar-pegged stables and staking get the breaks, while actual Bitcoin usage as money and Proof-of-Work mining get kneecapped. Without de minimis for Bitcoin, every small Lightning payment or sat transaction still forces cost-basis tracking and IRS headaches. Paying your plumber in sats or grabbing lunch with Bitcoin remains a taxable event. Stablecoins, being pegged and low-volatility, get an exemption they barely need. The real beneficiary is protecting that massive USDC reserve float and the yield it generates. Meanwhile, American Bitcoin miners, already operating in one of the toughest, most capital- and energy-intensive industries, face continued double taxation while staking gets a pass. That is not neutral policy. It is industrial policy against domestic Bitcoin mining at a time when we should be leaning into energy abundance and securing the hardest monetary network. The Bitcoin Policy Institute is releasing a full statement soon, and we fully back the call for strong community pushback. Every Bitcoiner needs to contact their reps and make it politically radioactive to sideline Bitcoin while handing carve-outs to stables and staking. This language slows real adoption, entrenches custodians, and weakens American Bitcoin infrastructure. We weren’t lying. Our sources weren’t lying. The draft proves the reporting was on target. Those who rushed to call it misinformation owe the community some honest reflection. Brian, if you’re still open to that conversation, the invitation stands. Come on the podcast. No spin, just walk us through how this draft lines up with your stated support for Bitcoin de minimis. The mic is warm. This fight isn’t over. Bitcoin doesn’t need permission, but bad policy can delay sovereign adoption and punish the miners securing the network. We’re here to protect the protocol and the right of individuals to use sound money without turning every transaction into a compliance nightmare. Stay sovereign. Stack sats. Use Bitcoin as money anyway. Call your reps today. https://blossom.primal.net/2f458d4b487fa241628f882f248d8ab244a6604528585c3f3463847c60fcb854.jpg

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2026-03-27T18:24:29Z

Vials of COVID-19. Freezers labeled "Ebola." A thousand lab mice. All hidden inside a supposedly empty warehouse in a California farming town, and dis...

Vials of COVID-19. Freezers labeled "Ebola." A thousand lab mice. All hidden inside a supposedly empty warehouse in a California farming town, and discovered by accident. Jesalyn Harper, a code enforcement officer in Reedley, California, a town of 25,000 known as "The World's Fruit Basket", followed a bad smell and a garden hose sticking out of a building that was supposed to be vacant. Inside she found vials marked "Malaria," "COVID-19," and "HIV." Refrigerators lined along the walls were labeled "blood" and "Ebola." Workers were filling pregnancy test kits. When she started asking questions, the mood shifted fast. "I realized I'm in trouble," she told the LA Times, "and I need to get out of this building without tipping them off that I'm scared." The CDC confirmed at least 20 infectious agents were present, dengue, hepatitis B and C, herpes, rubella, and SARS coronavirus among them. Bags in the freezers were labeled "MDMA," "Coca," "Met," "THC," and "Amp." The man behind it is Jia Bei Zhu, a Chinese national who also goes by David He. The scheme: importing Chinese-made COVID tests and passing them off as American-made, disguising them as pregnancy test shipments to get past customs. A congressional committee found over $1 million in payments from banks in the People's Republic of China flowing to his operation. His background reads like a spy novel. He was vice chairman of a Chinese state-controlled biological engineering company. He fled to Canada, where his business was hit with a $330 million judgment for stealing cattle technology from a U.S. company. In court records, he emailed a colleague: "The law is strong, but the outlaws are 10 times stronger." He then fled Canada to California. Days after the warehouse was raided, his girlfriend took a one-way flight to China with their newborn. She hasn't come back. The story didn't end in Reedley. In January, law enforcement in armored vehicles with drones and a robot dog raided a Las Vegas home Zhu had called 400 times from jail. Inside the garage, investigators in respirators pulled out lab equipment and over 1,000 samples of unknown liquid, materials "consistent with what was found in Reedley." An Israeli citizen managing the property was arrested on federal weapons charges. The FBI sent everything to a lab in Maryland. Nearly a month later, they still haven't said what was in those vials. The vials found in the original Reedley warehouse were never tested. Zhu has not been charged with running an illegal biolab. And a House Select Committee report concluded that "at worst, this investigation revealed significant gaps in our nation's defenses that present a grave national security risk that could be exploited in the future." https://blossom.primal.net/b4d9a89e9b76aee60ba651a620bf8d6e11b52ac3ea5244eebb93b07a4e081457.jpg

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2026-03-27T00:34:10Z

The U.S. Treasury just announced something that hasn't happened since Abraham Lincoln was in office. Starting in June, Donald Trump's signature will ...

The U.S. Treasury just announced something that hasn't happened since Abraham Lincoln was in office. Starting in June, Donald Trump's signature will appear on all new U.S. paper currency, beginning with $100 bills, with other denominations to follow. His name replaces the Treasurer of the United States, a position that's had its signature on every bill since 1861. That's 165 years of unbroken tradition. Secretary Bessent called it a recognition of "unprecedented economic growth, lasting dollar dominance, and fiscal strength." Treasurer Brandon Beach went further, calling Trump "the architect of America's Golden Age economic revival" and saying his name on the money is "not only appropriate, but well deserved." The bills themselves aren't being redesigned. Same faces, same layout, same "In God We Trust." It's only the signature block that changes. Current bills with Yellen's signature stay in circulation, no recall, no swap. They also looked into putting Trump's face on coins, but federal law still prohibits depicting living individuals on circulating coinage. Every other president on U.S. currency got there long after death. Washington, Lincoln, Jackson, Grant, none of them signed the bills while sitting in the Oval Office. Whatever you think about it, that's a norm that stood for over a century and a half, and it no longer exists. https://blossom.primal.net/1234bafb04e38163a84b5f6a64b1ba62cb1df48ae7c5959965fdc59437b28acf.jpg

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2026-03-26T23:16:09Z

Dave Smith: “Thomas Massie winning re-election in Congress is the most important election in the country.” “He’s got the Israel lobby and the Adelson...

Dave Smith: “Thomas Massie winning re-election in Congress is the most important election in the country.” “He’s got the Israel lobby and the Adelsons pouring millions of dollars to try to unseat him.” “For the crime of not going along with the Epstein cover-up.” https://blossom.primal.net/91a7edf76784148b9325fcb6dc392ef822472c8aa82d5c7866d043b87a4e187e.mp4

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2026-03-26T21:05:57Z

New York City just got warned by 3 out of 4 bond rating agencies in 8 days. Moody's went first. Then S&P. Now Fitch and Kroll have piled on. All four...

New York City just got warned by 3 out of 4 bond rating agencies in 8 days. Moody's went first. Then S&P. Now Fitch and Kroll have piled on. All four agencies are sending the same message: the city's finances face structural imbalance under Mayor Zohran Mamdani's $127 billion budget. The math is straightforward. Mamdani is proposing to drain $2.6 billion from the city's rainy day fund and retiree health reserves over two years to pay for new programs. He's spending $1 billion usually held back for unexpected costs. His backup plan if Albany won't approve a wealth tax on high earners is a 9.5% property tax increase. Bond investors aren't waiting around. Since Mamdani took office, they've been dumping NYC municipal debt. Yields on general obligation bonds are up 17%. Transitional finance authority bonds up 16%. That means borrowing just got significantly more expensive for a city already running structural deficits. Comptroller Mark Levine put it plainly. "We are spending more money than we're taking in and we are proposing to drain our reserve funds to cover that." This is how fiscal spirals start. Higher borrowing costs mean more of the budget goes to debt service. More debt service means less money for services. Worse services and higher taxes push residents and businesses out. A shrinking tax base means even less revenue. Repeat. New York has been here before. In 1975, the city ran out of money entirely. Banks refused to underwrite its bonds. It took pension fund bailouts, emergency state control, and massive service cuts to avoid default. The city didn't fully recover for a decade. The City Council has pushed back, identifying $1.7 billion in potential revenue and savings that could avoid the reserve raid. Council Speaker Julie Menin has opposed tapping the rainy day fund. Governor Hochul has rejected both the wealth tax and the property tax increase. So the mayor is boxed in. No wealth tax from Albany. No property tax hike the governor will support. A City Council that won't approve draining reserves. And now three rating agencies saying if the budget passes as written, downgrades are coming. A downgrade from AA would raise borrowing costs across every city bond issuance. For a city carrying tens of billions in outstanding debt, even a small increase in rates compounds into hundreds of millions in additional costs over time. This is the first negative outlook from multiple agencies since COVID. The difference is COVID was an external shock. This is a policy choice. https://blossom.primal.net/1c3eb0c40f40957cbec4d3831bcff7b1e54455b12205a74ffe0de717ec949627.jpg

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2026-03-20T23:51:27Z

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth: "We will finish this, and we will honor their sacrifice with decisive action." https://blossom.primal.net/e2c00ab75a0b4...

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth: "We will finish this, and we will honor their sacrifice with decisive action." https://blossom.primal.net/e2c00ab75a0b4bba35d0f7310e0102bb02f405c54f1bbe9e9bdf25c30856d027.mp4

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2026-03-19T15:18:00Z

Boris Johnson just wrote that Pokemon cards are a better investment than Bitcoin. This is not satire. This is a real column in the Daily Mail. His ev...

Boris Johnson just wrote that Pokemon cards are a better investment than Bitcoin. This is not satire. This is a real column in the Daily Mail. His evidence? An elderly man from his village gave £500 to a stranger in a pub who promised to double it. After 3.5 years and £20,000 in "fees," the money is gone. Boris concludes: Bitcoin is a Ponzi. Bitcoin didn't steal this man's money. A con artist did. That's like calling the dollar a scam because someone got robbed at an ATM. What Boris left out: 1. Bitcoin is a $1.42 trillion asset with $62 billion in daily volume 2. It runs on a fully transparent public blockchain anyone can audit 3. It has outperformed every fiat currency on Earth over any 4+ year window 4. The British pound has lost over 99% of its purchasing power since the Bank of England was founded Boris argued that money needs "Caesar's image" on it to have value. He used a Bible parable to defend central banking. The former PM of a country that saw 11% inflation, a gilt market crisis, and a currency that buys less every year is calling the hardest money ever created a Ponzi. While comparing it unfavorably to Pikachu. You can't make this up. https://blossom.primal.net/3f0290e31e38a0a7215eb1f5bf4a7952d1a59e122673b882e1cb8536fb1e5882.jpg

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2026-03-13T20:32:04Z

A massive lobster showed up in front of the Charging Bull in NYC. https://blossom.primal.net/06ee81411b460e2457cc45b3a4b7bce41af01d765784cfa44fc389df2...

A massive lobster showed up in front of the Charging Bull in NYC. https://blossom.primal.net/06ee81411b460e2457cc45b3a4b7bce41af01d765784cfa44fc389df2e441409.jpg

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2026-03-11T16:42:57Z

OpenClaw just became the most-starred GitHub repo in history (250k+ stars), overtaking React and Linux. https://blossom.primal.net/124851f9749e19755a2...

OpenClaw just became the most-starred GitHub repo in history (250k+ stars), overtaking React and Linux. https://blossom.primal.net/124851f9749e19755a2f3fdc683083119c19e56949fe6db1955f860268c83b16.png

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2026-03-11T00:41:35Z

El Salvador announces plans to develop nuclear power capacity within the next 7 years. https://blossom.primal.net/84a33dab277115b244305d5e89dc68b88c17...

El Salvador announces plans to develop nuclear power capacity within the next 7 years. https://blossom.primal.net/84a33dab277115b244305d5e89dc68b88c17366c3a5a0135f06b1feeafb56d58.mp4

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2026-03-10T19:20:14Z

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: AI could handle end-to-end software engineering in just 6-12 months. "Most, maybe all" of what engineers do, gone. https:...

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: AI could handle end-to-end software engineering in just 6-12 months. "Most, maybe all" of what engineers do, gone. https://blossom.primal.net/a25f04bce2256d22b671088e0f32497bba12fac7bb3ecc4bf510cfb9d9462523.mp4

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2026-03-09T13:37:27Z

President Trump declares he will veto ALL other legislation until Congress passes the full SAVE America Act. https://blossom.primal.net/cee50e9fcf87b1...

President Trump declares he will veto ALL other legislation until Congress passes the full SAVE America Act. https://blossom.primal.net/cee50e9fcf87b1f408da77e6debd550446694f4558756a7ce75e81191d377109.jpg

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2026-03-08T15:56:34Z

Trump: "If we didn't do it first, they would've done it to Israel." https://blossom.primal.net/e04724e4393822b44c34fdcbf8d0b68e28b92b785ff3c7e480347f4...

Trump: "If we didn't do it first, they would've done it to Israel." https://blossom.primal.net/e04724e4393822b44c34fdcbf8d0b68e28b92b785ff3c7e480347f41e0367981.mp4

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2026-03-04T20:42:27Z

Kraken becomes the first digital asset company with direct access to the U.S. payment system. https://blossom.primal.net/48ecc1a62b2f963e631cde3ba5502...

Kraken becomes the first digital asset company with direct access to the U.S. payment system. https://blossom.primal.net/48ecc1a62b2f963e631cde3ba550267eaba0014e9d81fb7efbca18fde6dfe5b7.mp4

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2026-03-04T14:17:05Z

60% of top U.S. banks are building Bitcoin products. 90% of Barron's top 50 RIA firms have a Bitcoin allocation. 52% of the top 25 hedge funds have ...

60% of top U.S. banks are building Bitcoin products. 90% of Barron's top 50 RIA firms have a Bitcoin allocation. 52% of the top 25 hedge funds have a Bitcoin allocation. The institutional adoption timeline is accelerating fast. https://blossom.primal.net/c79582856a2aac1193655d28b68214a5f3a4b1367b270dad95fb4f9ce3a3e529.jpg

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2026-03-01T19:47:08Z

Elon Musk: “In the long term, work will be optional, like playing a game or growing vegetables because you enjoy it.” https://blossom.primal.net/0300e...

Elon Musk: “In the long term, work will be optional, like playing a game or growing vegetables because you enjoy it.” https://blossom.primal.net/0300ed4f740d481f1e14fe08c4d9ebc52c3088354a68e54fe7cb524b0e02f9a3.mp4

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2026-02-28T01:20:22Z

White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt: Yesterday's Clarity Act meeting was a "big step forward." "We're close... I fully expect we will meet our de...

White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt: Yesterday's Clarity Act meeting was a "big step forward." "We're close... I fully expect we will meet our deadline." https://blossom.primal.net/57903955ff25b7bffcaa85e6c7308867be4a1e4c117986d03562e6d474ac0c2e.png

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2026-02-20T17:27:34Z

OpenAI airs Super Bowl commercial. https://blossom.primal.net/136a46fae23a62cfc1e1c4bfa6b29fe9cb95d361d58cdeab4b8a1f4ff837a7c5.mp4

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2026-02-09T00:49:45Z

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $434M in outflows yesterday, led by $175M from BlackRock’s IBIT. https://blossom.primal.net/f8c4e094be583689909f9aa202657d22956b...

Bitcoin ETFs recorded $434M in outflows yesterday, led by $175M from BlackRock’s IBIT. https://blossom.primal.net/f8c4e094be583689909f9aa202657d22956b6c05ffb627130a72de546d49c6ed.png

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2026-02-06T21:01:49Z