Papatoshi Smurfamoto (papatoshi)

The total market cap of all crypto at the moment is $3.5 trillion, and in the next few months, the world’s largest economy at $26 trillion is about to prioritize this asset class (if crypto is made exempt from capital gains taxes, it's fair to call that prioritization). So, nothing that's going on in crypto right now really matters. It's all just quiet before the storm. I suspect Wall Street and Washington are about the change the rules of the crypto game so that they're winners. Everyone else will be playing catch-up soon. Say goodbye to the old narratives.

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Tomorrow, I leave for Medellin, Colombia, where I will be meeting with the legal counsel that I've hired to help me navigate procuring a Colombia investor visa. I'll also be meeting with a real estate agent this week and I'll be staying in the El Poblado district, which is where I plan on purchasing a property. I'm looking for a 2- to 3-bedroom apartment and hope to complete the purchase by this summer (the US dollar is strengthening against the Colombian peso, so I have a financial incentive to slow the transaction, so long as that trend continues).

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The Thanksgiving spread.

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Papatoshi’s Action Politics 🚨🚨🚨═ ⋆ ☆⋅★⋅☆ ⋆ ═🚨🚨🚨 https://papatoshi.com/24BigCrypto PAPATOSHI EXCLUSIVE: New report, ‘Big Crypto, Big Spending’ being released today by Public Citizen details that nearly HALF of all corporate money contributed to U.S. elections this cycle have come from crypto-related sources. KEY FINDINGS: In 2024, crypto corporations have poured over $119 million directly into influencing federal elections, primarily into a non-partisan super PAC dedicated to electing pro-crypto candidates and defeating crypto skeptics. Crypto corporations are by far the dominant corporate political spenders in 2024
as nearly half (48%) of all corporate money contributed during this year's elections ($248 million so far) came from crypto backers. Direct corporate election spending at this scale is unprecedented.

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