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The Weekend Shift: Bitcoin, Biden, BitBoy

August 27, 2022

Welcome to the 82nd Weekend Shift!

What’s the deal? Over the weekend, we’ll update this post with some of the most interesting articles, podcasts, charts, and opinion pieces we’re too busy to write about.

OK, only crypto? Not necessarily. We do that Monday to Friday, so we try to explore new subjects on weekends.

Feel free to join in and submit entries on Twitter. Any topic is fair game.

August 27

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Starting off with our top piece this week.

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Hilarious.

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While we’re on topic.

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Good read.

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ICYMI.

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God, I love this logic:

“We have a law firm that’s willing to represent me — law firms don’t do that when they think there’s a fraud!” pic.twitter.com/iKqGvdGfSg

— Cas “Big 12 Auditor” Piancey (@CasPiancey) August 26, 2022

Sounds legit.

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There’s a new study from Forbes on $BTC trading volume being widely-touted by nocoiners

The methodology very specifically does not analyze trading data, and instead arbitrarily slashes reported volumes based on… whether or not an exchange participated in Forbes surveys

lmao https://t.co/nyaCvV0DHv pic.twitter.com/WnPbyJWK9p

— Andrew T (@Blockanalia) August 26, 2022

Lol.

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No comment.

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Make sure you check The Office Slack, if you haven’t already.

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Curious.

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A Russian spy, who presented herself as a Peru-born jeweller with a chaotic personal life, sought to befriend NATO staff and figures who worked at the organisation’s Allied Joint Force Command in Italy over several years.https://t.co/6HwsFmUR8T

— Bellingcat (@bellingcat) August 26, 2022

Crazy story by Bellingcat.

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Whoops.

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Alexa play Rhythm Nation.

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“Some Democrats were pressing the president to write off $50,000 of debt, an idea that I said more than a year ago would have been a political disaster,” @RadioFreeTom writes. “The current plan, by comparison, is merely bad and politically obtuse.”https://t.co/qmjzyf43EB

— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) August 24, 2022

Biden’s student-loan gamble.

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it’s a shame biden is wasting money bailing out college students where there is a full blown lending crisis brewing among bored ape borrowers

— Neeraj K. Agrawal (@NeerajKA) August 25, 2022

Lol.

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Steep.

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Better late than never.

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For decades, Beijing has had its sights on Taiwan, the self-governing island that China claims as its own. While China likely lacks the ability to quickly seize the island, it could try to subdue it by cutting it off physically, economically and digitally. https://t.co/Ky17P75k0L

— The New York Times (@nytimes) August 26, 2022

Beijing has had its sights on Taiwan for quite some time now.

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A new documentary follows a family from the remote village of Dhey, high up in the Himalayan mountains, where water has become scarce, driving the younger generation to move away. Watch here. https://t.co/iNlHHRYINJ

— The New Yorker (@NewYorker) August 26, 2022

GG – Glaciers go.

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Now scale up for the Alps.

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Fifty years after the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics, Germany is still struggling to come to terms with the attack that saw eleven Israelis and a policeman killed by Palestinian terrorists during the Games.https://t.co/OxjBInbzaR

— DW News (@dwnews) August 26, 2022

Remembering.

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Ukrainian photographer Julia Kochetova documents the suffering in her country for DER SPIEGEL. She long believed that her parents were safe, but then Russian missiles began striking her hometown. https://t.co/u5IJVg3Jcs

— SPIEGEL English (@SPIEGEL_English) August 5, 2022

Stunning photographs.

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The trove of paintings and sculptures Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen collected could top $1 billion when it heads to auction at Christie’s this fall https://t.co/4qFjufuh3C

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) August 26, 2022

What bear market?

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Album of the week.

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Yesterday, Powell made it clear that economic pain is coming – and inflation is the main focus right now

But the labor market shows a shift in how we are ‘able’ to work – and is potentially the reflection of broader distrust on the macro and micro stagehttps://t.co/DpaEgj77qI

— Kyla Scanlon (@kylascan) August 27, 2022

Great read.

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