Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

I party. Joined April 2009

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

5 days ago

@Noahpinion I love this current energy from you.

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@CalebFranzen Lol yeah I get your point, I got in at $80 originally, and how is this any different than getting in at BTC lows? That’s my point. I fail to see the how that’s any different from a market low in BTC or any security if you have a thesis it will go up.

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

5 days ago

@theaiportfolios Yo ask Claude about Robinhood at these prices

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5 days ago

@EricSpracklen You’re a fucking idiot. And an engagement farmer. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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5 days ago

@scottmelker 100%. This has always been the issue with the BTC community. Very pompous about self-custody

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5 days ago

@CalebFranzen I’m not necessarily a fan of diluting shareholders for credit instruments, but not sure why you dislike MSTR so much, especially as a levered BTC. Why not get in at lows and get out at highs? It has some of the highest options volume in the market for a reason.

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Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 @Noahpinion

a week ago

Uh...ok he's right

Aaron Rupar @atrupar

a week ago

Trump: "Look at the blue cities. What do they have in common? They're all dirty. They're filthy dirty. Their streets are dirty. Their streets smell. Their storefronts are broken. Their trees are all gross. Everything about the place is dirty. It's really all of them."

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

a week ago

@arielhelwani He did what every dad wants to do in that situation, he just shot the wrong guy

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

3 weeks ago

@WatcherGuru These headlines are so stupid.

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

3 weeks ago

@AdamBLiv Maybe don’t sell any shares ….yet

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Simon Dixon @SimonDixonTwitt

3 weeks ago

For those that didn’t follow me during the Celsius years: Celsius collapsed after management committed fraud, including funding long-term Bitcoin mining operations with a large $USDT loan secured against client Bitcoin, creating a maturity mismatch by financing long-term assets with short-term liabilities, and manipulating the price of $CEL to conceal the large hole in the balance sheet. Alex Mashinsky later pleaded guilty to fraud-related charges and was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Those Bitcoin mining operations ultimately became part of the bankruptcy estate and were transferred to creditors. Ionic Digital is not Celsius. It is a completely new company with a new board, new management team, new governance, and a new strategy focused on AI/HPC infrastructure. It is expected to begin trading next week under $IOND. I don’t have any obligation to disclose what I do with my shares, but given that I was the 7th largest shareholder resulting from the bankruptcy, and that many people followed my work throughout the case, I think it’s appropriate to be transparent. For that reason, I can confirm that I won’t be selling my shares at launch. This isn’t financial advice, it’s simply my personal decision. AI infrastructure is a sector I wanted exposure to anyway, so I’m happy to continue holding for now. If I ever fully exit my position, I’ll let the community know. Congratulations to everyone who stayed the course through this nearly four-year journey. It’s good to finally see these assets begin a new chapter under an entirely new company. The company recently shared an investor update, and I’ll continue posting updates for shareholders in the X community we created during the Celsius bankruptcy as $IOND begins trading.

Aaron Bennett @Aaronbennett

3 weeks ago

Ionic Digital Update! So yesterday $HUT signed a $9.8 billion deal & $IREN signed a $2.8 billion deal. This is huge news for Ionic, in my humble opinion. $IOND This entire space is doing quite well. Trading starts next week.

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

2 months ago

@PBDsPodcast Musk @elonmusk

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

10 months ago

@zerohedge True. That is why Bitcoin is based on energy: you can issue fake fiat currency, and every government in history has done so, but it is impossible to fake energy.

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

2 months ago

@ggreenwald @MamaVelez1 I definitely agree on that point, but the deal was ultimately flawed. But to your point, Trumps actions after pulling out don’t appear any better.

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

2 months ago

@KobeissiLetter Fucking pull all funding from Israel until a new deal is signed and add contingencies on both countries to comply. It’s not hard, who’s the superpower here?!

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

2 months ago

@Ze1ooooo I’m in on HOOD. Just not on margin. In 2 years it will look like a great play

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

2 months ago

@samtripoli Great point made. Just don’t discount the idiocracy of Liberals voting against a Republican in LA. The saddest and most likely explanation

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

2 months ago

THIS

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Ry Lo @ryanLoLo

2 months ago

@Strategy @saylor I never got a vote email from @RobinhoodApp

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Patrick Bet-David @patrickbetdavid

2 months ago

How is requiring a photo ID to vote controversial? According to Pew Research, 83% of Americans support requiring a government issued photo ID to vote. Here’s how things stand today: Only 23 states require a photo ID to vote.  13 more require some form of identification.  14 states (plus D.C.) do not require voters to show any ID at the polls. 👀 Yet we need an ID for: - Boarding a commercial flight - Opening a bank account - Buying a home - Renting an apartment - Renting a car - Buying alcohol - Buying tobacco products - Purchasing a firearm - Collecting Social Security benefits - Getting a passport - Obtaining a driver’s license - Registering a vehicle - Picking up prescriptions - Checking into a hotel - Purchasing a cell phone - Entering a nightclub But requiring an ID to hire the most powerful employee in America is considered offensive? By the way, California is one of the states that does not require a photo ID to vote. Coincidence? You decide.