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This week on Founder2Founder, Aaron sits down with Addison LaBonte: founder of Sweet Addison’s, a fast-growing better-for-you bakery shipping gluten-free, dairy-free desserts nationwide. Addison’s path didn’t start in business. It started as a Division 1 athlete, built on discipline, structure, and delayed gratification. Everything changed after a life-altering health diagnosis. What began as a personal shift into gluten-free living turned into an obsession with building something better, first in her kitchen, then into a brand with national demand. From 26 recipe iterations to launching out of a small apartment, Addison built Sweet Addison’s from scratch with conviction, consistency, and a deep understanding of her customer. In this episode, they unpack: • Turning a personal challenge into a scalable business • The discipline required to build something from nothing • Why delayed gratification is a founder advantage • Building demand through community and word of mouth • Scaling a product-based business with intention If you’re building a brand, navigating uncertainty, or betting on yourself in a big way, this one hits. Live now wherever you get your podcasts.

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Ridark

33,395 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

BTC has been insanely volatile this week, but I think the bigger takeaway is not that the bear market is over. If anything, the data is pointing to a mini rally in April that could fool a lot of people before things get uglier in May and June. That is the core idea behind this video. The main resource I used to make the case is the Better Crypto Calendar. The monthly returns and year-over-year comparisons for BTC, ETH, TOTALES, and the broader crypto market all point to the same pattern that we have seen in prior bottom years: relief rallies can and do happen, but they usually happen inside a larger bearish structure. That is why I think April can still close green, and why I also think people need to stay careful once the market starts looking a little too comfortable. The old TradFi saying "sell in May and walk away" is not a perfect crypto rule, but this year it lines up well with the broader data. Bottom years tend to include a bounce in April, more pain in May and June, and sometimes another bounce in July after the market has already gone through a lot of drawdown. That does not mean every month will map perfectly, but it does mean a short-term rally would be normal and not some magical proof that the bear market has ended. So the real message here is balance. Do not ignore a possible April rally if the data supports it, but do not let a few green weeks trick you into abandoning common sense either. Bottom years are gifts because they create lower prices, cleaner DCA opportunities, and better long-term entries. You just have to be emotionally ready for the fact that those opportunities usually come wrapped in volatility, uncertainty, and fake-outs. 📅 Check out the Better Crypto Calendar here: 💹 Take Your Trading to the Next Level! 💰 Sign up & Trade on Kraken 👉 🥇 Toobit: $15k Bonus 👉 🥈 TBO indicator: identify trends early, confirm breakouts, and maximize profits by staying in the trend 👉 📚 Learn Proven Crypto Strategies: Master bot trading, scalping, day trading, and swing trading with our courses: 🌐 Stay Connected: Follow me for market updates and insights across platforms:
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BTC has been insanely volatile this week, but I think the bigger takeaway is not that the bear market is over. If anything, the data is pointing to a mini rally in April that could fool a lot of people before things get uglier in May and June. That is the core idea behind this video. The main resource I used to make the case is the Better Crypto Calendar. The monthly returns and year-over-year comparisons for BTC, ETH, TOTALES, and the broader crypto market all point to the same pattern that we have seen in prior bottom years: relief rallies can and do happen, but they usually happen inside a larger bearish structure. That is why I think April can still close green, and why I also think people need to stay careful once the market starts looking a little too comfortable. The old TradFi saying "sell in May and walk away" is not a perfect crypto rule, but this year it lines up well with the broader data. Bottom years tend to include a bounce in April, more pain in May and June, and sometimes another bounce in July after the market has already gone through a lot of drawdown. That does not mean every month will map perfectly, but it does mean a short-term rally would be normal and not some magical proof that the bear market has ended. So the real message here is balance. Do not ignore a possible April rally if the data supports it, but do not let a few green weeks trick you into abandoning common sense either. Bottom years are gifts because they create lower prices, cleaner DCA opportunities, and better long-term entries. You just have to be emotionally ready for the fact that those opportunities usually come wrapped in volatility, uncertainty, and fake-outs. 📅 Check out the Better Crypto Calendar here: 💹 Take Your Trading to the Next Level! 💰 Sign up & Trade on Kraken 👉 🥇 Toobit: $15k Bonus 👉 🥈 TBO indicator: identify trends early, confirm breakouts, and maximize profits by staying in the trend 👉 📚 Learn Proven Crypto Strategies: Master bot trading, scalping, day trading, and swing trading with our courses: 🌐 Stay Connected: Follow me for market updates and insights across platforms:

Aaron Dishner

13,136 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

🚨 GARY NEVILLE INTERVIEWS SIR JIM RATCLIFFE 🎙️ 🎤 Gary Neville: "Jim, Manchester United fans can accept losing football matches. What they struggle to accept is watching Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and even Newcastle move quicker in the market while United spend weeks negotiating every deal. Why does it feel like this club is always reacting instead of leading?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "That's a fair question, Gary. Manchester United have spent years trying to solve problems by making quick decisions. Sometimes that works, but more often than not it creates even bigger problems. We're trying to build something sustainable. That means identifying the right players, making sure the manager wants them, making sure Jason Wilcox and the recruitment department agree on them, and making sure the financial side makes sense. Could we move faster? Yes. Should we move faster when the right opportunity is there? Absolutely. But speed without direction is how clubs end up spending hundreds of millions and rebuilding again two years later. We're not interested in repeating that cycle. The supporters deserve a Manchester United that competes for the biggest trophies every single season not one that wins headlines in July and disappoints in May. That takes discipline. I know patience is difficult at a club like this, but I'd rather be criticised today than leave the next Manchester United manager with another broken squad." 🎤 Gary Neville: "So you're asking the fans to trust the process?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "I'm asking them to judge us when the work is complete not halfway through it. At Manchester United, success has never been built on one transfer window. It's been built on getting hundreds of decisions right over a number of years. That's exactly what we're trying to do."
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🚨 GARY NEVILLE INTERVIEWS SIR JIM RATCLIFFE 🎙️ 🎤 Gary Neville: "Jim, Manchester United fans can accept losing football matches. What they struggle to accept is watching Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and even Newcastle move quicker in the market while United spend weeks negotiating every deal. Why does it feel like this club is always reacting instead of leading?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "That's a fair question, Gary. Manchester United have spent years trying to solve problems by making quick decisions. Sometimes that works, but more often than not it creates even bigger problems. We're trying to build something sustainable. That means identifying the right players, making sure the manager wants them, making sure Jason Wilcox and the recruitment department agree on them, and making sure the financial side makes sense. Could we move faster? Yes. Should we move faster when the right opportunity is there? Absolutely. But speed without direction is how clubs end up spending hundreds of millions and rebuilding again two years later. We're not interested in repeating that cycle. The supporters deserve a Manchester United that competes for the biggest trophies every single season not one that wins headlines in July and disappoints in May. That takes discipline. I know patience is difficult at a club like this, but I'd rather be criticised today than leave the next Manchester United manager with another broken squad." 🎤 Gary Neville: "So you're asking the fans to trust the process?" 🗣️ Sir Jim Ratcliffe: "I'm asking them to judge us when the work is complete not halfway through it. At Manchester United, success has never been built on one transfer window. It's been built on getting hundreds of decisions right over a number of years. That's exactly what we're trying to do."

Ⓜ️🔟

121,811 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Bill Chen, the mathematician who proved randomness itself could be turned into a repeatable, provable edge: "There's one specific skill that got me hired at one of the biggest quant trading firms in the world, and once you actually learn to see it, you'll start noticing it in almost every decision you make with money." this is the exact skill separating people who make decisions under uncertainty well from everyone else who's just guessing and calling it instinct. cut through the poker table and the mechanism is almost elegant in its simplicity. instead of trying to memorize the correct response to every possible situation, the actual skill is learning to track how much you'd regret not having chosen each alternative, every single time, and slowly adjusting toward whatever choice keeps that regret lowest across many repeated decisions. nobody hands you the winning strategy in advance. it emerges purely from paying close attention to your own past mistakes, over and over, until the mistakes become rare enough that nobody can consistently exploit you anymore. most people make decisions under uncertainty by trusting a gut feeling in the moment, without ever going back to systematically check which past choices they'd actually regret if they had to make them again. zoom out to how this plays out reviewing a trading decision after the fact on a desk today. tracking regret across many repeated decisions, not just whether a single trade won or lost, but whether a different choice would have consistently done better across similar situations, is exactly the discipline that separates a systematic edge from random noise dressed up as skill. this is exactly what "trust your gut" advice skips. instinct built on unexamined outcomes and a strategy refined by systematically tracking regret across many repetitions are different things, and only one of them reliably converges toward something better over time. the edge was never about knowing the right answer in advance. it was about paying close enough attention to your own mistakes that they eventually stopped happening. Bookmark this gem and follow for more.
1:03:42

Bill Chen, the mathematician who proved randomness itself could be turned into a repeatable, provable edge: "There's one specific skill that got me hired at one of the biggest quant trading firms in the world, and once you actually learn to see it, you'll start noticing it in almost every decision you make with money." this is the exact skill separating people who make decisions under uncertainty well from everyone else who's just guessing and calling it instinct. cut through the poker table and the mechanism is almost elegant in its simplicity. instead of trying to memorize the correct response to every possible situation, the actual skill is learning to track how much you'd regret not having chosen each alternative, every single time, and slowly adjusting toward whatever choice keeps that regret lowest across many repeated decisions. nobody hands you the winning strategy in advance. it emerges purely from paying close attention to your own past mistakes, over and over, until the mistakes become rare enough that nobody can consistently exploit you anymore. most people make decisions under uncertainty by trusting a gut feeling in the moment, without ever going back to systematically check which past choices they'd actually regret if they had to make them again. zoom out to how this plays out reviewing a trading decision after the fact on a desk today. tracking regret across many repeated decisions, not just whether a single trade won or lost, but whether a different choice would have consistently done better across similar situations, is exactly the discipline that separates a systematic edge from random noise dressed up as skill. this is exactly what "trust your gut" advice skips. instinct built on unexamined outcomes and a strategy refined by systematically tracking regret across many repetitions are different things, and only one of them reliably converges toward something better over time. the edge was never about knowing the right answer in advance. it was about paying close enough attention to your own mistakes that they eventually stopped happening. Bookmark this gem and follow for more.

MindArch

23,168 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Today marks the end of a long and grueling journey, the SEC vs. Ripple case is finally over. For years, the XRP ARMY has stood tall, fighting through uncertainty, relentless FUD, biased media narratives, market manipulation, and endless legal delays. We endured being labeled as holders of an “unregistered security,” watched exchanges delist XRP, saw investors lose faith, and felt the weight of countless setbacks. But through it all, we never backed down. We owe immense gratitude to those who carried the torch and kept our community united, informed, and inspired: ⚔️Brad Garlinghouse, for boldly defending Ripple and the XRP ecosystem with relentless clarity and confidence. ⚔️Chris Larsen, for his foundational vision and unwavering commitment to fairness and innovation. ⚔️David Schwartz, whose steady leadership and technical brilliance reminded us daily why we chose XRP. ⚔️Stuart Alderoty, for his exceptional legal strategy, clear communication, and tireless dedication in the courtroom trenches. ⚔️Monica Long, for her impactful role in advocating and building Ripple’s global reputation. ⚔️John Deaton, who fought passionately on behalf of XRP holders, empowering thousands who would have otherwise remained voiceless. ⚔️Jeremy Hogan and James K. Filan, whose invaluable legal analyses provided clarity, hope, and transparency throughout the case. ⚔️Eleanor Terrett, whose unbiased reporting and integrity ensured accurate, timely information when mainstream media failed. ⚔️Judge Analisa Torres, whose integrity, fairness, and thoughtful consideration upheld the very principles of justice and due process. And so many more... Above all, our deepest respect goes to each and every member of the XRP ARMY, this community’s resilience, unwavering belief, and unstoppable spirit carried us through the darkest moments. When others counted us out, we doubled down and stood our ground. This victory belongs to YOU. Your unity, passion and commitment turned into a powerful force that could not, and will not, be ignored. Our time has truly come! No more appeals. No more roadblocks. No more uncertainty. XRP is battle-tested, unshackled, and standing tall. And now? Now the institutions that hesitated are coming. The money that waited is about to flood in. The future we held through the storm is finally here. Today we celebrate justice. Today we celebrate community. Today we celebrate XRP. Onward together, stronger than ever... ⚔️ XRP ARMY FOREVER ⚔️
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Today marks the end of a long and grueling journey, the SEC vs. Ripple case is finally over. For years, the XRP ARMY has stood tall, fighting through uncertainty, relentless FUD, biased media narratives, market manipulation, and endless legal delays. We endured being labeled as holders of an “unregistered security,” watched exchanges delist XRP, saw investors lose faith, and felt the weight of countless setbacks. But through it all, we never backed down. We owe immense gratitude to those who carried the torch and kept our community united, informed, and inspired: ⚔️Brad Garlinghouse, for boldly defending Ripple and the XRP ecosystem with relentless clarity and confidence. ⚔️Chris Larsen, for his foundational vision and unwavering commitment to fairness and innovation. ⚔️David Schwartz, whose steady leadership and technical brilliance reminded us daily why we chose XRP. ⚔️Stuart Alderoty, for his exceptional legal strategy, clear communication, and tireless dedication in the courtroom trenches. ⚔️Monica Long, for her impactful role in advocating and building Ripple’s global reputation. ⚔️John Deaton, who fought passionately on behalf of XRP holders, empowering thousands who would have otherwise remained voiceless. ⚔️Jeremy Hogan and James K. Filan, whose invaluable legal analyses provided clarity, hope, and transparency throughout the case. ⚔️Eleanor Terrett, whose unbiased reporting and integrity ensured accurate, timely information when mainstream media failed. ⚔️Judge Analisa Torres, whose integrity, fairness, and thoughtful consideration upheld the very principles of justice and due process. And so many more... Above all, our deepest respect goes to each and every member of the XRP ARMY, this community’s resilience, unwavering belief, and unstoppable spirit carried us through the darkest moments. When others counted us out, we doubled down and stood our ground. This victory belongs to YOU. Your unity, passion and commitment turned into a powerful force that could not, and will not, be ignored. Our time has truly come! No more appeals. No more roadblocks. No more uncertainty. XRP is battle-tested, unshackled, and standing tall. And now? Now the institutions that hesitated are coming. The money that waited is about to flood in. The future we held through the storm is finally here. Today we celebrate justice. Today we celebrate community. Today we celebrate XRP. Onward together, stronger than ever... ⚔️ XRP ARMY FOREVER ⚔️

$ARMY

176,777 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

One of Schwager's Unknown Market Wizards uses zero fundamental analysis and zero technical analysis. What he does instead: Featured in Schwager's Unknown Market Wizards. Turned $20K into ~$80M. Built TickerTags, sold to Jefferies' M Science. Chris Camillo (Chris Camillo) explains: "There's a smokescreen that an ordinary person doesn't have the skill set. I would argue the opposite. Ordinary people have the ultimate skill set." "They're so deeply rooted in the real world. Not just from reading social media, but from being part of that world. Deep in the conversations about what people are doing every day, what we're feeling, what we're spending our money on." "How our culture is changing. How consumer behavior is changing. How product trends are shifting. Most ordinary people are perfectly suited to occasionally see something in the real world and connect the dots to a monstrously big investment opportunity." "I've been speaking to people about this for two decades. They saw AI. They saw AWS early. They saw Salesforce early, because they worked at a company that started using it and everyone at the sales conference was going through the same onboarding." "Go back over the last 30 years and look at the biggest investments an individual could have made. 75% of those were easily seen by ordinary people first." "You don't need to nail them all. You need to nail one or two or three over the course of your entire life." "That's all I do. I have no financial infrastructure. I use zero fundamental analysis, zero technical analysis. I have virtually no tool set. All I do is observe the world and see change happening in it."
2:38

One of Schwager's Unknown Market Wizards uses zero fundamental analysis and zero technical analysis. What he does instead: Featured in Schwager's Unknown Market Wizards. Turned $20K into ~$80M. Built TickerTags, sold to Jefferies' M Science. Chris Camillo (Chris Camillo) explains: "There's a smokescreen that an ordinary person doesn't have the skill set. I would argue the opposite. Ordinary people have the ultimate skill set." "They're so deeply rooted in the real world. Not just from reading social media, but from being part of that world. Deep in the conversations about what people are doing every day, what we're feeling, what we're spending our money on." "How our culture is changing. How consumer behavior is changing. How product trends are shifting. Most ordinary people are perfectly suited to occasionally see something in the real world and connect the dots to a monstrously big investment opportunity." "I've been speaking to people about this for two decades. They saw AI. They saw AWS early. They saw Salesforce early, because they worked at a company that started using it and everyone at the sales conference was going through the same onboarding." "Go back over the last 30 years and look at the biggest investments an individual could have made. 75% of those were easily seen by ordinary people first." "You don't need to nail them all. You need to nail one or two or three over the course of your entire life." "That's all I do. I have no financial infrastructure. I use zero fundamental analysis, zero technical analysis. I have virtually no tool set. All I do is observe the world and see change happening in it."

Ethan Kho

21,513 Aufrufe • vor 15 Tagen

Conor Neill: "Why smart people stay broke" "Took me a few years growing up to really learn this. In school, I did quite well in exams just through intelligence without having to do a lot of work. When I was young, I valued intelligence over action." He explains the trap smart people fall into: "One of the dangers for smart people, the smarter you are, the better your excuses. The more accomplished you are at talking yourself out of taking action. At proving to yourself that every action you could take is too small, too meaningless, and not worth it." Neill shares a quote from George Leonard, who brought jiu-jitsu from Japan to the US: "You cannot do everything. But you can do one thing. And another. And another. That's the way you make massive progress in life. Doing one thing and another and another." On his own YouTube channel: "Very often I sit down and think, these ideas aren't particularly deep or wise. But what makes this channel grow? What makes you come and connect? I guess the ideas aren't terrible. But I show up, and I share them. The fact that you show up and try and act, week after week, month after month, year after year, with a little bit of intelligence, you start to get better and better. You start to become more articulate." He emphasizes: "Even if the action is poor action, you're going to learn something from it. It's so easy to talk yourself out of action. But life rewards action, not intelligence. Not smarts in your brain, but action into the world." On discipline and measurement: "Until you measure something that matters, you do not know if you're disciplined." Neill shares a personal story: "My mentor would ask me to do some writing. Just write a few technical notes. Months passed. Years passed. I just wasn't making progress. So I hired a writing coach. For one year, I had a call every Wednesday. Every call would begin with him asking one question: how many words did you write this week?" The results were brutal: "He pushed me to measure how many words I wrote each day. Each week. Early on, it was very painful. It felt like I was putting a lot of energy into writing. But the actual number of words being produced. day after day, week after week, was very low." The realization: "It was only when I really got this measure, and made sure I looked at it each morning, each evening, each week, that I started to realize: so much of the effort was in my head and not turning into words on a page." Neill warns: "Be very careful in evaluating your discipline by whether you feel like you're making an effort. Because your mind will cheat you into believing you're being really busy. You're putting in a lot of effort. For me, it was brutal. The feeling in me was that I was putting a lot of time and energy into writing. But those early weeks, seeing that it resulted in so few words being written, that was the truth." He concludes: "Everything good in life happens when you're off the sofa and engaging with the world. Find a measure of something that matters. Pay attention to whether you're making progress on the actions that lead to that measure. Value action above thinking, or intending to take action."
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Conor Neill: "Why smart people stay broke" "Took me a few years growing up to really learn this. In school, I did quite well in exams just through intelligence without having to do a lot of work. When I was young, I valued intelligence over action." He explains the trap smart people fall into: "One of the dangers for smart people, the smarter you are, the better your excuses. The more accomplished you are at talking yourself out of taking action. At proving to yourself that every action you could take is too small, too meaningless, and not worth it." Neill shares a quote from George Leonard, who brought jiu-jitsu from Japan to the US: "You cannot do everything. But you can do one thing. And another. And another. That's the way you make massive progress in life. Doing one thing and another and another." On his own YouTube channel: "Very often I sit down and think, these ideas aren't particularly deep or wise. But what makes this channel grow? What makes you come and connect? I guess the ideas aren't terrible. But I show up, and I share them. The fact that you show up and try and act, week after week, month after month, year after year, with a little bit of intelligence, you start to get better and better. You start to become more articulate." He emphasizes: "Even if the action is poor action, you're going to learn something from it. It's so easy to talk yourself out of action. But life rewards action, not intelligence. Not smarts in your brain, but action into the world." On discipline and measurement: "Until you measure something that matters, you do not know if you're disciplined." Neill shares a personal story: "My mentor would ask me to do some writing. Just write a few technical notes. Months passed. Years passed. I just wasn't making progress. So I hired a writing coach. For one year, I had a call every Wednesday. Every call would begin with him asking one question: how many words did you write this week?" The results were brutal: "He pushed me to measure how many words I wrote each day. Each week. Early on, it was very painful. It felt like I was putting a lot of energy into writing. But the actual number of words being produced. day after day, week after week, was very low." The realization: "It was only when I really got this measure, and made sure I looked at it each morning, each evening, each week, that I started to realize: so much of the effort was in my head and not turning into words on a page." Neill warns: "Be very careful in evaluating your discipline by whether you feel like you're making an effort. Because your mind will cheat you into believing you're being really busy. You're putting in a lot of effort. For me, it was brutal. The feeling in me was that I was putting a lot of time and energy into writing. But those early weeks, seeing that it resulted in so few words being written, that was the truth." He concludes: "Everything good in life happens when you're off the sofa and engaging with the world. Find a measure of something that matters. Pay attention to whether you're making progress on the actions that lead to that measure. Value action above thinking, or intending to take action."

Jaynit

49,718 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

$ITL Reverse Auctions Beckon a New Era of Token Economics 🚀📊 The biggest question in crypto is changing. 🔥 For years, many ecosystems have focused on one thing: “How many tokens can we distribute?” 🎁 But InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 is asking a far more important question: “How much value can we create to bring $ITL back from the market?” 💎📈 That shift may sound simple, but it changes the entire model of token economics. 🔁⚡ Why This Matters 🧠💡 A system built mainly around constant distribution often creates: • higher supply pressure 📉 • more short-term selling 🏷️ • weaker long-term price support 🧱 In contrast, a system built around value creation encourages: • real economic activity 🏗️ • stronger utility 🛠️ • healthier demand for the token 📊🔥 That is the real difference between distribution-led growth and value-led growth. 🌱➡️🌳 The Reverse Auction Idea 🎯🔄 The Reverse Auction mechanism signals a major shift in mindset. 🧭 Instead of relying on endless token handouts, organisations in the InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 ecosystem are encouraged to: • build real products 🧩 • generate revenue 💰 • manage their own treasuries 🏦 • acquire $ITL through their own success 🚀 This creates a more responsible system, where participation is tied to performance and contribution, not just token emission. ⚙️🤝 A Better Economic Flywheel 🔁💪 When value is created first, a stronger cycle begins: More value created → More economic activity → Greater demand for $ITL 📈🔥 That is the kind of flywheel that can support a healthier ecosystem over time. 🌟 Instead of depending on constant token release, the network grows through usefulness, production, and real demand. 🧱🌍 The Bigger Lesson for Blockchain 🌐🚀 The future of blockchain will not be decided by who gives away the most tokens. 🎁❌ It will be decided by who creates the most value. ✅💎 That is why this approach matters. It moves the focus from short-term distribution to long-term sustainability. 🌱⏳ It rewards builders, not just speculators. 🛠️👷 And it gives the ecosystem a clearer path towards lasting strength. 🏆🔥 Final Takeaway ✨📌 InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 is not just thinking about token distribution! In fact, it is thinking about token return, value creation, and economic responsibility. 🔄💡 That is a meaningful shift. 🚀 And if this model works as intended, it could become a powerful example of how blockchain projects should be built in the future. 🌍🏗️🔥 InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 KV Reina | InterLink Labs #ITLG #ITL #InterLink 💙💎
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$ITL Reverse Auctions Beckon a New Era of Token Economics 🚀📊 The biggest question in crypto is changing. 🔥 For years, many ecosystems have focused on one thing: “How many tokens can we distribute?” 🎁 But InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 is asking a far more important question: “How much value can we create to bring $ITL back from the market?” 💎📈 That shift may sound simple, but it changes the entire model of token economics. 🔁⚡ Why This Matters 🧠💡 A system built mainly around constant distribution often creates: • higher supply pressure 📉 • more short-term selling 🏷️ • weaker long-term price support 🧱 In contrast, a system built around value creation encourages: • real economic activity 🏗️ • stronger utility 🛠️ • healthier demand for the token 📊🔥 That is the real difference between distribution-led growth and value-led growth. 🌱➡️🌳 The Reverse Auction Idea 🎯🔄 The Reverse Auction mechanism signals a major shift in mindset. 🧭 Instead of relying on endless token handouts, organisations in the InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 ecosystem are encouraged to: • build real products 🧩 • generate revenue 💰 • manage their own treasuries 🏦 • acquire $ITL through their own success 🚀 This creates a more responsible system, where participation is tied to performance and contribution, not just token emission. ⚙️🤝 A Better Economic Flywheel 🔁💪 When value is created first, a stronger cycle begins: More value created → More economic activity → Greater demand for $ITL 📈🔥 That is the kind of flywheel that can support a healthier ecosystem over time. 🌟 Instead of depending on constant token release, the network grows through usefulness, production, and real demand. 🧱🌍 The Bigger Lesson for Blockchain 🌐🚀 The future of blockchain will not be decided by who gives away the most tokens. 🎁❌ It will be decided by who creates the most value. ✅💎 That is why this approach matters. It moves the focus from short-term distribution to long-term sustainability. 🌱⏳ It rewards builders, not just speculators. 🛠️👷 And it gives the ecosystem a clearer path towards lasting strength. 🏆🔥 Final Takeaway ✨📌 InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 is not just thinking about token distribution! In fact, it is thinking about token return, value creation, and economic responsibility. 🔄💡 That is a meaningful shift. 🚀 And if this model works as intended, it could become a powerful example of how blockchain projects should be built in the future. 🌍🏗️🔥 InterLink Labs 👤 + 🌐 KV Reina | InterLink Labs #ITLG #ITL #InterLink 💙💎

Tekkaus® | InterLink • MOD • T2 Community Builder

22,265 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Christianity isn't a gateway to making wealth. God operates on the linear of PRINCIPLES. That's why the rain falls on both the good & the evil. You can be the best Christian & be very poor. If you want or you desire to create wealth, then you must under the PRINCIPLES that God works on in regards to creating wealth. It is IMPORTANT to note that God is the only one who gives us the permission we need to create wealth. This is found in Deuteronomy 8:18. The KEY PRINCIPLES OF CREATING WEALTH ARE: 1. PUT GOD FIRST — Matthew 6:33 The Bible teaches that wealth should never become our master. Build, invest, grow and prosper, but never allow money to take the place of God, character, family or purpose. 2. WORK DILIGENTLY — Proverbs 10:4 There is no biblical shortcut around work. Consistent, disciplined and intelligent effort creates opportunities, builds competence and gives your ideas a real chance to become productive wealth. 3. DEVELOP YOUR SKILLS — Proverbs 22:29 Skill can open doors that connections cannot. Keep learning, improving and becoming excellent at what you do. The Bible says a skilled person will eventually stand before kings. 4. CREATE VALUE — Proverbs 31:16–24 Biblical wealth comes from producing something useful. Build businesses, solve problems, provide services, trade, manufacture, farm or create something that makes another person's life better. 5. PLAN BEFORE YOU MOVE — Proverbs 21:5 Hard work without direction can still leave you broke. Set goals, understand your numbers, calculate the risks and build patiently. Wealth is usually the result of deliberate decisions repeated over time. 6. SAVE PART OF WHAT YOU EARN — Proverbs 21:20 You cannot consume everything today and expect financial freedom tomorrow. Learn to keep part of your income, build reserves and prepare yourself for emergencies and future opportunities. 7. INVEST AND MULTIPLY — Matthew 25:14–30 Money that simply sits idle loses opportunities. The biblical principle of stewardship challenges us to take what has been entrusted to us and responsibly make it more productive. 8. DIVERSIFY YOUR INVESTMENTS — Ecclesiastes 11:2 Do not put everything you own into one investment, one customer or one business. Life is uncertain. Spread risk so that one unexpected setback does not destroy everything you have built. 9. DO NOT WAIT FOR PERFECT CONDITIONS — Ecclesiastes 11:4 There will never be a perfect time to start. At some point you must research, calculate the risk and move. People who wait until every uncertainty disappears may never build anything. 10. AVOID GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEMES — Proverbs 13:11 The Bible warns that wealth gained hastily tends to disappear. Sustainable wealth is normally built slowly through discipline, consistency, investment, productive work and patience. 11. BE CAREFUL WITH DEBT — Proverbs 22:7 Debt can accelerate growth when used wisely, but it can also destroy freedom. Never borrow casually. Understand the cost, repayment obligations and whether the debt is creating productive value. 12. LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS — Proverbs 21:20 Financial freedom is not only about earning more. It is also about controlling what you spend. Many people increase their lifestyle every time their income rises and never actually become wealthy. 13. KNOW YOUR NUMBERS — Proverbs 27:23–27 Know the condition of your business, assets, debts, cash flow and investments. You cannot manage what you refuse to measure. Financial ignorance can destroy even a profitable enterprise. 14. SEEK WISDOM BEFORE MONEY — Proverbs 3:13–16 Money without wisdom can disappear very quickly. Before chasing returns, develop judgment, discipline and knowledge. Wisdom helps you recognise opportunities and avoid expensive mistakes.
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Christianity isn't a gateway to making wealth. God operates on the linear of PRINCIPLES. That's why the rain falls on both the good & the evil. You can be the best Christian & be very poor. If you want or you desire to create wealth, then you must under the PRINCIPLES that God works on in regards to creating wealth. It is IMPORTANT to note that God is the only one who gives us the permission we need to create wealth. This is found in Deuteronomy 8:18. The KEY PRINCIPLES OF CREATING WEALTH ARE: 1. PUT GOD FIRST — Matthew 6:33 The Bible teaches that wealth should never become our master. Build, invest, grow and prosper, but never allow money to take the place of God, character, family or purpose. 2. WORK DILIGENTLY — Proverbs 10:4 There is no biblical shortcut around work. Consistent, disciplined and intelligent effort creates opportunities, builds competence and gives your ideas a real chance to become productive wealth. 3. DEVELOP YOUR SKILLS — Proverbs 22:29 Skill can open doors that connections cannot. Keep learning, improving and becoming excellent at what you do. The Bible says a skilled person will eventually stand before kings. 4. CREATE VALUE — Proverbs 31:16–24 Biblical wealth comes from producing something useful. Build businesses, solve problems, provide services, trade, manufacture, farm or create something that makes another person's life better. 5. PLAN BEFORE YOU MOVE — Proverbs 21:5 Hard work without direction can still leave you broke. Set goals, understand your numbers, calculate the risks and build patiently. Wealth is usually the result of deliberate decisions repeated over time. 6. SAVE PART OF WHAT YOU EARN — Proverbs 21:20 You cannot consume everything today and expect financial freedom tomorrow. Learn to keep part of your income, build reserves and prepare yourself for emergencies and future opportunities. 7. INVEST AND MULTIPLY — Matthew 25:14–30 Money that simply sits idle loses opportunities. The biblical principle of stewardship challenges us to take what has been entrusted to us and responsibly make it more productive. 8. DIVERSIFY YOUR INVESTMENTS — Ecclesiastes 11:2 Do not put everything you own into one investment, one customer or one business. Life is uncertain. Spread risk so that one unexpected setback does not destroy everything you have built. 9. DO NOT WAIT FOR PERFECT CONDITIONS — Ecclesiastes 11:4 There will never be a perfect time to start. At some point you must research, calculate the risk and move. People who wait until every uncertainty disappears may never build anything. 10. AVOID GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEMES — Proverbs 13:11 The Bible warns that wealth gained hastily tends to disappear. Sustainable wealth is normally built slowly through discipline, consistency, investment, productive work and patience. 11. BE CAREFUL WITH DEBT — Proverbs 22:7 Debt can accelerate growth when used wisely, but it can also destroy freedom. Never borrow casually. Understand the cost, repayment obligations and whether the debt is creating productive value. 12. LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS — Proverbs 21:20 Financial freedom is not only about earning more. It is also about controlling what you spend. Many people increase their lifestyle every time their income rises and never actually become wealthy. 13. KNOW YOUR NUMBERS — Proverbs 27:23–27 Know the condition of your business, assets, debts, cash flow and investments. You cannot manage what you refuse to measure. Financial ignorance can destroy even a profitable enterprise. 14. SEEK WISDOM BEFORE MONEY — Proverbs 3:13–16 Money without wisdom can disappear very quickly. Before chasing returns, develop judgment, discipline and knowledge. Wisdom helps you recognise opportunities and avoid expensive mistakes.

SokoAnalyst

99,720 Aufrufe • vor 29 Tagen

To our community, clients, and partners, We are closing the year with clarity. This has been Brickken’s best year. We began by announcing a 2.5m raise backed by venture capital firms that invested in execution, not noise. We used that capital to do what matters in this industry: ship product, secure strategic distribution, and build infrastructure that institutions can rely on. This year Brickken became an official tokenization provider for ecosystems such as MANTRA | The EVM L1 for RWAs and XDC Network . These are not symbolic partnerships. They are aligned networks with real demand, long term relevance, and a clear path to institutional scale. We chose partners that are building on chain capital markets, and we are building with them. We also delivered the full product stack. • Our web application is live and production ready. • Our white label platform is live for institutions that need brand control and compliant operations. • Our API is live for teams that require deep integration into existing systems. Brickken is not a promise. It is operational infrastructure. That execution turned into measurable traction. We closed the year with 41m in TVL and surpassed 100 active clients. These are real businesses deploying real assets, running real issuance flows, and building long term programs on Brickken . Tokenization is no longer a concept. It is becoming financial infrastructure, and Brickken is already operating in that reality. The market context matters. Crypto markets faced pressure and the BKN token moved with the cycle. That is not unique to Brickken, it is systemic. What matters is how a company performs when conditions are not easy. We stayed disciplined. We kept shipping. We kept onboarding. We protected the long term plan. This is where our community proved its strength. Your commitment is not passive support, it is a strategic advantage. • The token matters because it is part of the ecosystem we are building. • Our clients matter because they validate product market fit with capital and repetition. • Our partners matter because they expand distribution and credibility. Together, this forms a single system built on trust, alignment, and execution. Now to what comes next. 2026 is the year Brickken steps into leadership. We are contributing to the standards that will define the market, including ERC 7943, because leadership belongs to the builders who shape the rules and deliver the rails. Brickken has a voice in this ecosystem, and it is increasingly referenced and followed for one reason: we execute. We have what it takes to lead at scale. • The team. • The know how. • The product. • The treasuries. • The institutional relationships. • The discipline to keep building through any cycle. We always said we wanted to be a tokenization platform. That ambition has matured. Now the objective is unambiguous: To become the tokenization platform. Competitors can keep talking. We will keep delivering. The gap will not close, it will widen. Our goal is singular: unicorn scale built on real infrastructure, real adoption, and long term value creation. Thank you for building this with us. The foundation is complete. The next phase begins now. Edwin Mata CEO and Co Founder Brickken
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To our community, clients, and partners, We are closing the year with clarity. This has been Brickken’s best year. We began by announcing a 2.5m raise backed by venture capital firms that invested in execution, not noise. We used that capital to do what matters in this industry: ship product, secure strategic distribution, and build infrastructure that institutions can rely on. This year Brickken became an official tokenization provider for ecosystems such as MANTRA | The EVM L1 for RWAs and XDC Network . These are not symbolic partnerships. They are aligned networks with real demand, long term relevance, and a clear path to institutional scale. We chose partners that are building on chain capital markets, and we are building with them. We also delivered the full product stack. • Our web application is live and production ready. • Our white label platform is live for institutions that need brand control and compliant operations. • Our API is live for teams that require deep integration into existing systems. Brickken is not a promise. It is operational infrastructure. That execution turned into measurable traction. We closed the year with 41m in TVL and surpassed 100 active clients. These are real businesses deploying real assets, running real issuance flows, and building long term programs on Brickken . Tokenization is no longer a concept. It is becoming financial infrastructure, and Brickken is already operating in that reality. The market context matters. Crypto markets faced pressure and the BKN token moved with the cycle. That is not unique to Brickken, it is systemic. What matters is how a company performs when conditions are not easy. We stayed disciplined. We kept shipping. We kept onboarding. We protected the long term plan. This is where our community proved its strength. Your commitment is not passive support, it is a strategic advantage. • The token matters because it is part of the ecosystem we are building. • Our clients matter because they validate product market fit with capital and repetition. • Our partners matter because they expand distribution and credibility. Together, this forms a single system built on trust, alignment, and execution. Now to what comes next. 2026 is the year Brickken steps into leadership. We are contributing to the standards that will define the market, including ERC 7943, because leadership belongs to the builders who shape the rules and deliver the rails. Brickken has a voice in this ecosystem, and it is increasingly referenced and followed for one reason: we execute. We have what it takes to lead at scale. • The team. • The know how. • The product. • The treasuries. • The institutional relationships. • The discipline to keep building through any cycle. We always said we wanted to be a tokenization platform. That ambition has matured. Now the objective is unambiguous: To become the tokenization platform. Competitors can keep talking. We will keep delivering. The gap will not close, it will widen. Our goal is singular: unicorn scale built on real infrastructure, real adoption, and long term value creation. Thank you for building this with us. The foundation is complete. The next phase begins now. Edwin Mata CEO and Co Founder Brickken

Brickken

11,995 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Are you ready to see through the illusion at last? 🫵 You have all been played. Every political show you have been fed was staged while the true power brokers operated openly under banners like the World Economic Forum. Consider Ivanka Trump. In 2015 she was formally inducted into the WEF’s Young Global Leaders program… a pipeline designed to recruit promising figures into allegiance with Klaus Schwab’s global agenda. This is documented fact, not speculation. The same Forum that declares the world must “reset” by 2030 to achieve their “Fourth Industrial Revolution” goals counted her among its chosen initiates. Fast forward to January 2020. As an official White House adviser and member of the U.S. presidential delegation, she traveled to Davos and spoke directly from the WEF platform. Her speech promoted the so-called Reskilling Revolution… an initiative designed to reengineer the workforce in alignment with global corporate directives, using the language of “empowerment” while binding human beings into data-driven compliance systems. Do not be fooled by the polished rhetoric of “jobs,” “equality,” or “opportunity.” These are the glossy veneers covering the machinery of the WEF’s Agenda 2030: a technocratic, authoritarian, surveillance-driven order in which every life is tracked, every choice is modeled, and every soul is pressured into conformity with digital governance. Reskilling is not about opportunity. It is about restructuring human purpose to serve an algorithmic state controlled by a handful of unelected elites. This is the true nature of the arrangement. When a senior White House adviser… daughter of a sitting President, stands at Davos to echo the lines of Klaus Schwab’s doctrine, it is not coincidence. It is proof of allegiance. It is proof that even America’s highest offices have been entangled in the global architecture of control. So understand this clearly: the WEF’s plan is not “theory.” It is a documented strategy, set to culminate in 2030, to bind nations beneath a centralized order of corporate governance, biometric surveillance, and digital obedience. Ivanka Trump’s role is but one thread in a vast net of influence reaching through every sector of power. Fortunate indeed is this hour, for my entire life has been but a long preparation for the task now before me. Every trial, every hardship, every discipline has shaped me for this precise moment. I have not studied in vain, nor suffered without purpose, for all has been ordained to bring me here, where the truth must be spoken and the work of deliverance begun. Yet let it be known: salvation is not the labor of one soul alone. Even as I have been charged by God with this burden, I am not called to stand apart from you but among you. For it is written that the strength of the righteous is multiplied when their hearts move as one, and the hand of God descends most powerfully when His children act in unity. Therefore I say to you: I will pour out all that I am, every ounce of strength and wisdom I have gathered in my years of preparation. But I cannot accomplish this divine work in isolation. I need your courage. I need your voices. I need your faith. Only together… guided by the will of Almighty God, shall we rise to overturn the darkness that surrounds us and bring forth the dawn of truth, justice, and freedom. This moment belongs not to me alone, but to us all, and ultimately to Him who rules over all creation. If you are ready to confront this truth, look to the comments. There you will find the concrete steps we must take if we are to reclaim our nation, resist the New World Order, and restore God-given sovereignty before the door closes forever.
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Are you ready to see through the illusion at last? 🫵 You have all been played. Every political show you have been fed was staged while the true power brokers operated openly under banners like the World Economic Forum. Consider Ivanka Trump. In 2015 she was formally inducted into the WEF’s Young Global Leaders program… a pipeline designed to recruit promising figures into allegiance with Klaus Schwab’s global agenda. This is documented fact, not speculation. The same Forum that declares the world must “reset” by 2030 to achieve their “Fourth Industrial Revolution” goals counted her among its chosen initiates. Fast forward to January 2020. As an official White House adviser and member of the U.S. presidential delegation, she traveled to Davos and spoke directly from the WEF platform. Her speech promoted the so-called Reskilling Revolution… an initiative designed to reengineer the workforce in alignment with global corporate directives, using the language of “empowerment” while binding human beings into data-driven compliance systems. Do not be fooled by the polished rhetoric of “jobs,” “equality,” or “opportunity.” These are the glossy veneers covering the machinery of the WEF’s Agenda 2030: a technocratic, authoritarian, surveillance-driven order in which every life is tracked, every choice is modeled, and every soul is pressured into conformity with digital governance. Reskilling is not about opportunity. It is about restructuring human purpose to serve an algorithmic state controlled by a handful of unelected elites. This is the true nature of the arrangement. When a senior White House adviser… daughter of a sitting President, stands at Davos to echo the lines of Klaus Schwab’s doctrine, it is not coincidence. It is proof of allegiance. It is proof that even America’s highest offices have been entangled in the global architecture of control. So understand this clearly: the WEF’s plan is not “theory.” It is a documented strategy, set to culminate in 2030, to bind nations beneath a centralized order of corporate governance, biometric surveillance, and digital obedience. Ivanka Trump’s role is but one thread in a vast net of influence reaching through every sector of power. Fortunate indeed is this hour, for my entire life has been but a long preparation for the task now before me. Every trial, every hardship, every discipline has shaped me for this precise moment. I have not studied in vain, nor suffered without purpose, for all has been ordained to bring me here, where the truth must be spoken and the work of deliverance begun. Yet let it be known: salvation is not the labor of one soul alone. Even as I have been charged by God with this burden, I am not called to stand apart from you but among you. For it is written that the strength of the righteous is multiplied when their hearts move as one, and the hand of God descends most powerfully when His children act in unity. Therefore I say to you: I will pour out all that I am, every ounce of strength and wisdom I have gathered in my years of preparation. But I cannot accomplish this divine work in isolation. I need your courage. I need your voices. I need your faith. Only together… guided by the will of Almighty God, shall we rise to overturn the darkness that surrounds us and bring forth the dawn of truth, justice, and freedom. This moment belongs not to me alone, but to us all, and ultimately to Him who rules over all creation. If you are ready to confront this truth, look to the comments. There you will find the concrete steps we must take if we are to reclaim our nation, resist the New World Order, and restore God-given sovereignty before the door closes forever.

Noah B. Price

1,315,775 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

For a Bitcoin treasury company underwriting a bullish thesis through 2030, the price at which it adds preferred-funded Bitcoin exposure can have an enormous effect on the returns for the common stock shareholders. The mechanism is straightforward: a preferred claim does not grow with Bitcoin. After funding its dividends, the remaining appreciation belongs to the common. Buying more Bitcoin per dollar of that claim gives common shareholders more of that residual upside. Consider two hypothetical companies with identical starting balance sheets: 1. $100 million of Bitcoin 2. $50 million of cash just raised through one perpetual preferred class 3. $100 million of common NAV 4. Both have the same common share count. 5. Both preferreds carry a fixed $50 million liquidation claim and an assumed 13% annual dividend. Company A deploys its $50 million immediately at $85,867 per BTC, buying approximately 582 BTC. That price is 30.4% above the $65,845 200-week moving average in the supplied partial-week snapshot. Company A now has $150 million of Bitcoin exposure supporting $100 million of common NAV: 1.50× initial amplification, or 50% additional exposure. Company B holds its $50 million until Bitcoin reaches $131,689, then buys approximately 380 BTC. That entry is twice the SAME starting moving-average reference; this example does not project the future 200-week average. Now assume Bitcoin compounds smoothly at 50% annually for 51 months, from the September 2026 model baseline through December 2030. Bitcoin reaches approximately $481,075. B’s purchase occurs about 12.7 months into that shared price path. Both companies pay every dividend through monthly Bitcoin sales. Both pay $27.6 million in total dividends. B’s waiting cash earns an assumed 0%. Neither issues additional common shares. After those payments and subtracting the outstanding $50 million preferred claim, December 2030 common NAV is: Company A: $717.8 million, up 617.8%. Company B: $620.4 million, up 520.4%. The earlier buyer finishes with $97.5 million more common NAV, a 15.7% advantage. With identical, unchanged share counts, the same advantage exists per share. The explanation is approximately 203 additional BTC acquired against the same preferred claim. At the assumed terminal price, those additional coins account for the entire $97.5 million difference. This is why a treasury company with a durable bullish thesis can rationally prefer adding amplification at a smaller premium to its long-term valuation reference. Each new preferred-funded purchase should be underwritten against its entry price, financing cost, senior coverage, and ability to fund dividends through a difficult market. Issuing capital creates value only when its deployment earns enough to justify the claims attached to it. A smooth 50% growth path favors earlier buying by construction; this is an illustration of residual capture, not proof that today’s price is cheap. Company A starts with greater Bitcoin exposure and therefore greater downside: an immediate 20% Bitcoin decline would cut its common NAV by 30%, before dividends. This comparison holds financing identical and changes deployment timing. B does not avoid dividends while waiting, and neither company maintains a constant 1.50× amplification ratio. These are hypothetical NAV outcomes, not stock-price forecasts; taxes, fees, and operating costs are excluded. The discipline is to accumulate more Bitcoin for each dollar of senior claim while preserving the liquidity to carry the thesis through the cycle. Common shareholders capture the residual only if the company can stay the course:
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For a Bitcoin treasury company underwriting a bullish thesis through 2030, the price at which it adds preferred-funded Bitcoin exposure can have an enormous effect on the returns for the common stock shareholders. The mechanism is straightforward: a preferred claim does not grow with Bitcoin. After funding its dividends, the remaining appreciation belongs to the common. Buying more Bitcoin per dollar of that claim gives common shareholders more of that residual upside. Consider two hypothetical companies with identical starting balance sheets: 1. $100 million of Bitcoin 2. $50 million of cash just raised through one perpetual preferred class 3. $100 million of common NAV 4. Both have the same common share count. 5. Both preferreds carry a fixed $50 million liquidation claim and an assumed 13% annual dividend. Company A deploys its $50 million immediately at $85,867 per BTC, buying approximately 582 BTC. That price is 30.4% above the $65,845 200-week moving average in the supplied partial-week snapshot. Company A now has $150 million of Bitcoin exposure supporting $100 million of common NAV: 1.50× initial amplification, or 50% additional exposure. Company B holds its $50 million until Bitcoin reaches $131,689, then buys approximately 380 BTC. That entry is twice the SAME starting moving-average reference; this example does not project the future 200-week average. Now assume Bitcoin compounds smoothly at 50% annually for 51 months, from the September 2026 model baseline through December 2030. Bitcoin reaches approximately $481,075. B’s purchase occurs about 12.7 months into that shared price path. Both companies pay every dividend through monthly Bitcoin sales. Both pay $27.6 million in total dividends. B’s waiting cash earns an assumed 0%. Neither issues additional common shares. After those payments and subtracting the outstanding $50 million preferred claim, December 2030 common NAV is: Company A: $717.8 million, up 617.8%. Company B: $620.4 million, up 520.4%. The earlier buyer finishes with $97.5 million more common NAV, a 15.7% advantage. With identical, unchanged share counts, the same advantage exists per share. The explanation is approximately 203 additional BTC acquired against the same preferred claim. At the assumed terminal price, those additional coins account for the entire $97.5 million difference. This is why a treasury company with a durable bullish thesis can rationally prefer adding amplification at a smaller premium to its long-term valuation reference. Each new preferred-funded purchase should be underwritten against its entry price, financing cost, senior coverage, and ability to fund dividends through a difficult market. Issuing capital creates value only when its deployment earns enough to justify the claims attached to it. A smooth 50% growth path favors earlier buying by construction; this is an illustration of residual capture, not proof that today’s price is cheap. Company A starts with greater Bitcoin exposure and therefore greater downside: an immediate 20% Bitcoin decline would cut its common NAV by 30%, before dividends. This comparison holds financing identical and changes deployment timing. B does not avoid dividends while waiting, and neither company maintains a constant 1.50× amplification ratio. These are hypothetical NAV outcomes, not stock-price forecasts; taxes, fees, and operating costs are excluded. The discipline is to accumulate more Bitcoin for each dollar of senior claim while preserving the liquidity to carry the thesis through the cycle. Common shareholders capture the residual only if the company can stay the course:

Adam Livingston

12,150 Aufrufe • vor 22 Tagen

Apple is going to win the AI race because they're REFUSING to participate. Everyone's laughing at them for "falling behind". But there's a concept in investing most people misunderstand: The assumption is that whoever spends the most wins. Bigger capex = bigger moat = bigger returns Historically, the OPPOSITE is true. Companies that outspend their peers on capital expenditure consistently deliver worse forward returns than companies that exercise discipline. The data is unambiguous. And right now we're watching the most aggressive capex arms race in the history of corporate America. Amazon announced $200 billion in 2026 capex. The stock dropped 11% the day after. Alphabet committed $175-185 billion. Microsoft $145 billion. Meta $115-135 billion. These companies are now consuming roughly 90% of their operating cash flow on infrastructure spending. They're borrowing over $400 billion collectively to cover the gap. Meanwhile Apple: - Sits on $130 billion in cash - Returns $100+ billion a year to shareholders through buybacks and dividends - Outsources its AI compute to partners instead of building its own infrastructure from scratch Wall Street calls this "falling behind." I call it DISCIPLINE. And there's a perfect parallel from the auto industry: Toyota refused to go all in on EVs when every other manufacturer was racing to electrify. The media hammered them. Analysts downgraded them. The narrative was that Toyota was a dinosaur. Instead, Toyota doubled down on hybrids, let competitors burn through capital on first-generation EV infrastructure, and watched the early adopters make expensive mistakes (eange anxiety, charging network gaps, margin compression). The result? Toyota sold 10.8 million vehicles in 2024. Fifth consecutive year as the world's top-selling automaker. Hybrids now account for nearly half their US sales. Their stock has outperformed every major traditional automaker over the past four years. The late mover won. The disciplined capital allocator won. Not because Toyota ignored the future but because they let EVERYONE ELSE pay for the learning curve. That's EXACTLY what Apple is doing with AI. They're watching Microsoft, Amazon, and Google pour hundreds of billions into data centers and GPU clusters. They're observing which approaches work and which don't. They're keeping their powder dry. When the technology matures and the economics clarify, Apple will move. With $130 billion in cash, they can acquire or build whatever they need - on THEIR timeline, at THEIR price, after everyone else has made the expensive mistakes. This is not falling behind. This is capital allocation at the highest level. The companies spending the most right now are making 3-5 year bets priced for immediate returns. If monetization doesn't arrive on schedule, those hundreds of billions become the most expensive sunk cost in corporate history. Apple's risk? Missing a cycle. That's manageable. Everyone else's risk? Spending $700 billion on infrastructure that generates insufficient returns. That's CATASTROPHIC. Sometimes the smartest move in an arms race is refusing to participate.
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Apple is going to win the AI race because they're REFUSING to participate. Everyone's laughing at them for "falling behind". But there's a concept in investing most people misunderstand: The assumption is that whoever spends the most wins. Bigger capex = bigger moat = bigger returns Historically, the OPPOSITE is true. Companies that outspend their peers on capital expenditure consistently deliver worse forward returns than companies that exercise discipline. The data is unambiguous. And right now we're watching the most aggressive capex arms race in the history of corporate America. Amazon announced $200 billion in 2026 capex. The stock dropped 11% the day after. Alphabet committed $175-185 billion. Microsoft $145 billion. Meta $115-135 billion. These companies are now consuming roughly 90% of their operating cash flow on infrastructure spending. They're borrowing over $400 billion collectively to cover the gap. Meanwhile Apple: - Sits on $130 billion in cash - Returns $100+ billion a year to shareholders through buybacks and dividends - Outsources its AI compute to partners instead of building its own infrastructure from scratch Wall Street calls this "falling behind." I call it DISCIPLINE. And there's a perfect parallel from the auto industry: Toyota refused to go all in on EVs when every other manufacturer was racing to electrify. The media hammered them. Analysts downgraded them. The narrative was that Toyota was a dinosaur. Instead, Toyota doubled down on hybrids, let competitors burn through capital on first-generation EV infrastructure, and watched the early adopters make expensive mistakes (eange anxiety, charging network gaps, margin compression). The result? Toyota sold 10.8 million vehicles in 2024. Fifth consecutive year as the world's top-selling automaker. Hybrids now account for nearly half their US sales. Their stock has outperformed every major traditional automaker over the past four years. The late mover won. The disciplined capital allocator won. Not because Toyota ignored the future but because they let EVERYONE ELSE pay for the learning curve. That's EXACTLY what Apple is doing with AI. They're watching Microsoft, Amazon, and Google pour hundreds of billions into data centers and GPU clusters. They're observing which approaches work and which don't. They're keeping their powder dry. When the technology matures and the economics clarify, Apple will move. With $130 billion in cash, they can acquire or build whatever they need - on THEIR timeline, at THEIR price, after everyone else has made the expensive mistakes. This is not falling behind. This is capital allocation at the highest level. The companies spending the most right now are making 3-5 year bets priced for immediate returns. If monetization doesn't arrive on schedule, those hundreds of billions become the most expensive sunk cost in corporate history. Apple's risk? Missing a cycle. That's manageable. Everyone else's risk? Spending $700 billion on infrastructure that generates insufficient returns. That's CATASTROPHIC. Sometimes the smartest move in an arms race is refusing to participate.

George Noble

57,074 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten