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Counter drone technology is way behind and needs to catch up.

Ukrainian defense companies will be great buys when they start to go public.

This seems to be the future. How often are we faced with kinetic warfare against large targets like battleships? Short of direct war with China I can't see the need. I saw a news story detailing how a cheap crappy drone carried a grenade right over a Russian tank, dropped it down the hatch inside and "disabled" the vehicle. All at a tiny fraction of the cost compared to more traditional options.

I'd love to just be in the room seeing the think tank game out the scenario. Pretty wild stuff

That seems like a realistic concern. How long until the state of California for example declares some sort of water emergency and invalidates the rights held by these companies.

How's Ethereum Classic working out for him? It isn't about the tech, the team, the white paper, the partnerships, etc etc. It is the network. Largest and most robust proof of work network wins. Call it Boomercoin, call it old tech, call it whatever you want.

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/news/anonymous-plaintiff-seeks-legal-bitcoin

We're in a clown world. I feel like the same thing could be said for the oil market.

This one hits a home run (couldn't resist with the Hank Aaron avatar). The private markets are where the real growth happens now, and it must be monetized in order for the cycle to continue. If/when these 3 IPO and dump on retail it will signal a top in my mind.

Yes, I would argue the reason for these transactions was because they were centralized and controlled by influential businessmen/politicians. That serves as the reason for the transaction and if BNB/TRX/WLFI didn't exist then I doubt the same transaction volumes would have been done on BTC. Like you mentioned... Iran could have flowed BTC through Nobitex but that wouldn't have benefitted CZ, Justin Sun, Trump, etc. Crypto is an blatant grift.

Ctrl+F "bitcoin" ... Not Found This is the inherent problem with "crypto." It skews towards centralization whether it is players like WLFI, BNB chain, Tron, Centralized Nobitex exchange, etc. The centralization introduces more human factors which always lead to corruption.

Sounds like a Big Short moment. Who are the most overextended names? Oracle? BE? MSFT?

The Flynn effect peaked in the 1980s, it's all downhill now.

Might want to check KDEF holdings and start there for some non-semi plays

Congrats @Saluki!