As predicted two days ago, BTC is crashing, down 10% today and 10% yesterday. This is partly due to FTX exchange possibly being close to insolvency. I’m too lazy to update the above chart but it’s down another 1,000 point since I took the screenshot. Just as facts (still) don’t care about your feelings, I’m… Continue reading The Daily View: Bitcoin Crash, Financial Physics, and Interest Rates

Bitcoin is still getting ready to dump. Zooming in, you can see how the chart is choppy, which is the opposite of smooth, and preceded major price declines on multiple occasions, first at 30k, then 25k, and now at 21k: The above screenshot was made over the weekend. Sure enough, on Monday, Bitcoin is down… Continue reading Market Update: Ark and Bitcoin keep falling

If you don’t have a Substack blog, you are probably leaving money on the table. Right now I can think of a dozen people who I follow/read (not famous people) online who are not on Substack, but who could benefit. In terms of passive income with high upside potential should the blog be a success… Continue reading Money On The Table: Why Start a Substack Blog

I think Moldbug is overestimating the stakes or the power dynamics at play. Twitter belongs to Elon now. He can basically do what he likes, and there isn’t much the left can do but pound sand. I don’t think any of the above scenarios will transpire. The federal government is either unwilling or unable to… Continue reading The Regime’s Response to the Musk Threat (Why I’m Optimistic)

The media is blaming Musk for destroying twitter even though twitter was already a train wreck when he bought it. Racist tweets quickly surface after Musk closes Twitter deal An emboldened cast of anonymous trolls spewed racist slurs and Nazi memes onto Twitter in the hours after billionaire industrialist Elon Musk took over the social… Continue reading The Daily View 11/1/2022: Twitter, McDonald’s , the Metaverse , and Uber

A week does not go by without headlines decrying the sorry state of America’s education system, such as stories about how U.S. students are either falling behind foreign peers or are failing to meet basic proficiency standards. Or how high school students cannot do algebra. Or college students being unprepared. Seeing such headlines, one may… Continue reading The Hidden Underachievers and the Limits of the Meritocracy

After 6 months of stalling, it’s finally happening. For those who seek light, this is a loss. For those who seek victory, this is a win. There is no way that the left can spin this into a positive. The priority is now damage control. Between this, high inflation, and the overturn of Roe v.… Continue reading Twitter buyout complete (finally)

Richard Hanania describes social conservatism as hopeless and says that “secularization and cultural liberalism are inevitable.” The crux of his argument is that social conservatism is rejected by a lot of people, and thus it needs to be imposed by force. “Still, the regime is extremely unpopular, at least with the urban elite that forms… Continue reading The Decline of Social Conservatism: What Happened

Xi Jinping continues to secure power, for an unprecedented third term as China’s leader (instead of the usual two-term limit). Chinese stocks are crashing on this news, down 10%. My thoughts: 1. People got the outcome right but the cause wrong. Sure enough, China is struggling as many predicted, but it’s not due to Covid… Continue reading Xi Jinping secures power: some thoughts

From Unz Review, Tucker Carlson’s Virtue-Signal with Kanye West Backfired—But Exposed Regime’s Rampant Social Credit Canceling. I think Derb is off the mark here. Conservatives who are respectable enough to have their own TV shows—a category that obviously includes Tucker—live in terror of being thought hostile to blacks. They want thirteen percent of their guests… Continue reading Tucker and Kanye