Man, hasn't moved much in the last few months.

looks like a bottom to me

I didn't come up with it by chance. The terms are [not unrelated] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knot_(unit)%23Origin)

Source: https://coinmetrics.io/community-network-data/

From there I downloaded bitcoin from the asset dropdown and graphed it using LibreOffice Calc. I stuck with a linear graph because I recently found out log graphs are used to deceive people. These graphs show bitcoin's various bubbles and crashes on a linear scale so they needed to be graphed separately. I don't think it's as beautiful as one log graph, but hopefully it's easier to interpret

Sure Palestine is country?

Yeah because a company founded in 1991 is a startup…

Maybe 10 privately owned companies?

At that valuation OpenAI is a steal!

Not a sure thing, but a good bet.

>Russia on fire

Because they are using color to manipulate the data, earth is burning & equal color gradients don't show this story.

Can you explain the color choices for the gradient, why are you using a seemingly intentionally more rich color pallet & depth for +20*c vs a very muted blue for -20*c?

Did the data alone not paint the fiery globe image you wanted to project? You may as well have manipulated the data.

This is not beautiful data, it is a subjective abuse of color to paint a story the data alone didn't tell.

I hope Ukraine and the rest of Europe have a record warm winter only to fuck over Russia even more.

They are the creators of TikTok, but that's just a tiny tiny fraction of what they do, huge in China.

The reason valve has a monopoly is that they continue to give a value for money service even after being the "monopoly" of PC platform. And now they even have steam deck.

Hense why we need to have more members in the house of representatives, 1 person representing 700k is not all all representitive/some states have only 1 representitive meaning its effectively a winner takes all

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Nice picture, but IMHO makes no sense...

Not a good look for Databricks, they should have popped by now.

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Because everyone has just accepted the state of things and it hasn't become that big of an issue.

Yes, it's an issue but it's not something that greatly affects the daily lives of many. At least not in an immediate sense.

reported for misinformation

I’ve never heard of ByteDance. I’ll have to check them out.

Wonder why no subsequent President raised it since though

When is a startup not a startup anymore?

None of these are startups...

Neither are any of the ones listed in this post.