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Hot Pixel Group is the whole stack: AI-powered systems, fintech, Bitcoin tooling, ops software we’ve been shipping since 2011, and startup and enterprise consulting.
Live right now:
HPG Macro View: free U.S. macro + Bitcoin terminal.
Diggsly: flagship SaaS product powering the largest construction companies in the US.
Helm: your money, BTC, RSUs, real estate in one place.
Pemberton: field service SaaS for small and mid-sized service businesses.
Bitcoin Vibes & bitcoin4plebs: free education and tools for Bitcoiners.
culturenut: the eBay for museums, built in partnership with EDG and museums around the world.
Check out all of them here → hotpixelgroup.github.io/link…
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Focus on $BTC, energy, data, and hardware and you’ll be good.
Catch ya on the flip side. ✌️
A shocking number of people on this app don’t seem to understand that the 40-year bond bull market is over.
Rates are rising… and they are likely to do so for multiple decades.
We are living in a different regime now.
Get used to it.
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Very cool.
EntropyLab’s first release candidate, v1.0.0rc1, is here. 🪨
A Bitcoin key and wallet calculator in one HTML file. You bring your own entropy; it does the math offline.
Download, verify, disconnect. Send feedback:
github.com/OogaBoogaX/entrop…
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The same people on X listening to the same 10 people saying the same 10 things in the same 10 spaces for the same 10 hours.
Every day.
Every month.
Every year.
Forever.
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Harry Beckwith retweeted
Bitcoin Today, Tonight🌙⚡️Tune in for some review of MWBS Highlights, Tiffany orange -pilling wealth creators and other Bitcoin fun 🤩
WEDNESDAYS 4PM PST / 7PM EST 🫰🏽
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Thank you for always carrying yourself and Bitcoin with class, @natbrunell. 👏
Please continue making Bitcoin more understandable and accessible to the masses and try to ignore the trolls.
I didn’t realize journalism meant that every allegation posted on YouTube (often citing anonymous sources) automatically becomes mandatory coverage.
My content is focused on Bitcoin education for the masses, not amplifying every claim that circulates in the community. And when serious accusations are involved, I’m not interested in trying people in the court of public opinion before the facts are established. I’m not a lawyer or a detective, and neither are you.
It’s bizarre to try to assign other creators’ coverage and then question their integrity because they didn’t cover a story the way you wanted them to.
Wish you well and hope you kept some Bitcoin.
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This is the Bitcoin vibe right here. @billfour
JUST IN: Miller Value Partners Chairman Bill Miller IV says "I've never been more bullish in my life" on Bitcoin 🚀
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I first read "The Last Question" many years ago but it feels more real today than it ever has as AI moves ahead.
Isaac Asimov is a time traveler.
users.ece.cmu.edu/~gamvrosi/…
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A few weeks ago I was able to sell all the Blake2b tokens I was gifted by Luke.
To celebrate, I have added this new whip to my collection. Thank you to all that made this possible!
Here’s to more hardforks! 🥂
Bitcoin only.
Made with AI
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5. More reason to build Bitcoin businesses in America. Clear compliance requirements could encourage companies, developers, and investment to remain in the U.S. Keeping innovation and investment domestically is an explicit objective of the legislation.
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4. A clearer path for wider adoption. Predictable rules could make banks, brokers, and investment firms more comfortable offering Bitcoin services, improving access and competition.
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2. Less policy uncertainty across administrations. Putting the framework into federal law would give Bitcoin businesses a firmer basis for long-term planning.
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1. Clearer oversight of Bitcoin exchanges. It would establish a federal framework for digital-commodity exchanges, brokers, and dealers under the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). That matters for the spot market where people buy and sell actual Bitcoin.
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Bitcoin doesn't need CLARITY. However, this is why CLARITY is important for $BTC in America:
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Harry Beckwith retweeted
The only reason Clarity Act hasn’t passed yet is b/c crypto disrupts traditional banking model…
It’s really that simple.
We can talk ethics, BRCA, etc.
But it all boils down to crypto reducing need for banks as intermediaries & disrupting net interest income model.
And the politicians who are incentivized to support that model.
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Most X traders are not serious people.
🚨 SOMETHING VERY STRANGE IS HAPPENING
Congress holds CLARITY Act hearings TOMORROW.
But the market is already pricing the delay.
Translation:
Nothing is getting finished tomorrow.
Last time CLARITY got delayed:
Bitcoin: $97K → $61K
-38%.
Four weeks ago, I warned you about this exact setup:
Hype → delay → panic → insiders accumulate → eventual passage
Now we’re entering that phase again.
Tomorrow can bring the headlines.
It can bring the pump.
But if nothing actually passes, that pump becomes the trap.
Retail buys the headline.
Insiders take the liquidity.
Then comes the shakeout.
And only AFTER that comes the real accumulation.
The bill doesn’t need to fail.
It only needs to be delayed.
That’s the trap.
Retail is waiting for CLARITY.
Insiders are waiting for the bottom.
Reminder: I’ve been trading markets for more than 15 years.
I’m watching the insiders and the liquidity around this setup very closely.
When I see the move that matters, I’ll post it here publicly like I always do.
Turn notifications on.
If you’re not following yet, you’ll understand why that was a mistake later.
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Blows my mind how people dismiss CLARITY and its impact on Bitcoin.
"If we got anything postive on Clarity [Act], I think crypto would go up far faster than people realize."
"Bitcoin to $100,000 if we get Clarity? Yes, yes. That type of move to me."
@jvisserlabs thinks Clarity Act could send Bitcoin much higher.
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