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Is South Korea making one of the biggest long-term industrial investments of the AI era?
South Korea has announced a long-term national strategy centered on AI infrastructure, semiconductor manufacturing, advanced manufacturing, and industrial infrastructure, with Samsung and SK Hynix expected to play central roles. What makes this interesting to me is that this appears to go beyond expanding semiconductor production. It looks like an attempt …
I put everything on the line for my vision. I renounced my token’s ownership and built a fully decentralized mathematical model on BSC. No hype, just pure code.
Hi everyone, I am an independent developer from Turkey. Recently, I lost almost everything—including my relationship—because of my pure, non-stop focus on this project. But I have one option left: to win with integrity. I got sick of rug-pulls, honeypots, and high-budget marketing illusions in this space. So I built …
r/Stocks Daily Discussion & Technicals Tuesday - Jun 30, 2026
This is the daily discussion, so anything stocks related is fine, but the theme for today is on technical analysis (TA), but if TA is not your thing then just ignore the theme. Some helpful day to day links, including news: * [Finviz](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=spy) for charts, fundamentals, and aggregated news on …
Japan FinTech Observer #170
Korea just announced $1.3T into semis. I went back and redid my equipment names
Last week Korea, Samsung and SK basically committed almost 2,000 trillion won (\~$1.3T) into chips, AI data centers and the whole stack over the next 10 yrs. Biggest industrial plan in their history. So I sat down and reworked every semi equipment name I follow. My take: If HBM and …
Used a $20k business overdraft from my dead beef jerky side hustle to go all in on MSTR
I had a beef jerky business, it made like $11 an hour after costs so I shut it down. But before I did, the bank saw my potential as a thriving small business and handed me a $20k overdraft. I did not buy beef jerky. Michael Saylor wakes up every …
Why Adobe's AI business is better than you think
I thought this sub didn't have enough content about ADBE so I ought to add more. Put very simply, Adobe is trading at low multiples over fears that it will lose market share to AI image generation tools. (The more complicated version involves private credit loans and forced sell offs). …
I run one position across three wallets to cap size per account and managing it during a move is brutal
Reason I spread it is partly that I don't want the whole position sitting on one address, and partly a single order that size pushes the book against me, so I break it up. Makes sense until I actually have to manage it. When the market moves and I want …
Today I'm buying another $6k of Bitcoin
I don't really care if the price goes down after I buy. I believe one day it will be at least 3x than it is now. And if I lose this money... it's still better than wasting it on stupid things!
Daily General Discussion and Advice Thread - June 30, 2026
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