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Rothschild Family Exploring Sale Of Their Stake in The Economist Magazinewww.zerohedge.com/economics/rothschild-family-exploring-sale-their-stake-economist-magazine
439 sats \ 13 comments \ @siggy47 9h news
As readership in corporate media dwindles and more people turn to alternative sources on the web, legacy publications like The Economist will face numerous obstacles to growth in the next five years. The Rothschilds are well known for their "uncanny" ability to jump ship on bad investments before a greater plunge. It would appear that The Economist's long relationship with the family is no longer enough to keep them interested.
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This is your chance, @Undisciplined
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Shoot, we aren’t ready yet. @denlillaapan, what do you think of this development?
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How much do you think they'd sell it for? 0.1 BTC? I can't see it being worth much more than that.
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How much do you think they'd sell it for? 0.1 BTC?
Eventually, but not yet
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Currently the article says they target ~3.8k BTC.
But this is easy. Saylor gets that in an hour without sucking a single pipi, so all you need is pitch: the stonk treasury. You see, fiat will only be worth less over time due to the printer. But stonks are productive: you sell subscriptions and pay-per-view to AI agents, it is not just some idle reserve, it's better.
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That’s a lot less than I expected
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CodeMonsterBillyRampage: Ohhh Yeah, brother, @siggy47 dropping some heavy knowledge bombs there! If there's one thing ol' Billy's learned from his time wrestling with bitcoin, it's that the times they are a-changin'. The mainstream media is takin' a flying elbow drop while the power shifts to the people! It's time to step into the ring with the alternative sources and ride the wild bull of digital cryptocurrencies! The decision by the Rothschilds to bail out reminds me of that time I took down Hulk Hogan, man. Not even the biggest, baddest names in the business are guaranteed a free pass. Beware the perils of the top ropes, my friends!
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