#outflows

[kazifatagar]

FBM KLCI Extends Losses Amid Foreign Fund Shift; US Markets Rebound After Fed Speech

The FBM KLCI continued to decline (-0.7%) due to foreign fund rotation towards China and Hong Kong, with Utilities (+0.7%) and REITs (+0.6%) leading gains, while Energy (-1.2%) and Construction (-1.1%) sectors saw the largest losses. US markets ended positively, with the S&P 500 hitting a record high after the Fed Chairman’s dovish speech boosted confidence in the US economy. European markets…

[spacenutspod]

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[basechop]

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) Sell-Off May Lead to 40% Bitcoin Price Drop

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) Sell-Off May Lead to 40% Bitcoin Price Drop

The ongoing sell-off of the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) could potentially result in a further 40% decline in the price of Bitcoin (BTC), according to analysts from the Webull trading platform. As the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust continues to experience outflows since the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States, investors are withdrawing funds from the trust. Although the price of Bitcoin has already decreased, analysts believe that there is still room for further decline. According to the report, about 70% of GBTC shareholders are still in profit, with an average purchase price of $27.82, nearly 20% lower than the current value. These shares are currently trading at around $35. The second-largest group of shareholders acquired shares in the range of $18 to $21, and they may still be in profit even if the GBTC price drops by an additional 39%. However, in such a scenario, investors would sell an additional 230,000 BTC (worth $8.9 billion) on over-the-counter platforms. As a result, Grayscale would retain approximately 350,000 BTC. If the Bitcoin price does not fall below $39,000, the issuer of the spot Bitcoin ETF can expect income of $200 million with a 1.5% commission. Analysts suggest that this indicates the asset management fund is a serious competitor to other companies, despite their lower commissions. Webull specialists emphasize that if the Grayscale sell-off continues, the price of BTC could drop by 40% to $23,000, the lowest level since May of the previous year. They also acknowledge the possibility that the influence of the trust could intensify if over-the-counter liquidity dries up. Since January 10, a total of $3.5 billion has been withdrawn from Grayscale. The assets under management (AuM) have also fallen from the yearly peak of $29 billion to $22.1 billion. The GBTC discount has almost disappeared, with the current indicator at -0.34%. On January 23, it was reported that the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX liquidated $1 billion worth of Bitcoin trust shares. Some hoped that the outflow from ETFs would finally slow down. However, investors later transferred an additional 17,000 BTC to Coinbase Prime. The net outflow eventually amounted to 15,000 BTC (about $600 million). As of the latest available data from CoinGecko, Bitcoin is trading at $40,241. Over the last 24 hours, the asset's price has increased by 3.5%, but over the past two weeks, it has decreased by a total of 11.6%. Disclaimer: The information provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Users should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making investment decisions. Read the full article

[dilfslayer1080p]

Shoving pipes up Benreys ass again sorry

[caterjunes]

grayson went downstairs for a late-night bowl of cereal & heard water splashing in the basement (which has been flooding with distressing frequency). they looked and spotted the new water heater's condensation pump IN THE ACT of gushing gallons and gallons of water all over the floor!!

they called for me, i ran downstairs in my underwear (just having showered like ten minutes earlier). i tbh sort of wrench the pump into a 5-gal tub (which it RAPIDLY starts filling) to give us time to diagnose the problem. this is not helped by there being like 4 tubes/pipes plumbed into/out of this thing.

i try to pick it up to get a better look at what it's doing and it feels like it buzzes weirdly on my fingers or maybe hand? so i drop it back in the tub (mostly submerged) and try again. same thing. grayson tries it, same thing. i'm like oh shit where did those LOOSE WIRES ON THE PUMP COME FROM OH MY GOD WE'RE STANDING IN AN INCH OF WATER AND I THINK WE JUST GOT SHOCKED. we both get the hell out of the water, i shut off the power to the water heater & go back to try again (grayson has heart disease! do not want them taking any risks w/ electricity!), get zapped AGAIN. i realize the pump is plugged into an outlet on a different circuit and unplug it (by the cord) (in hindsight should've turned off the whole circuit).

the pump stops pumping & i can move it to a new bucket (good! the old one is now overflowing) but it is still gushing water. grayson realizes our Mysterious Whole-House Filter Of Unknown Custom Design is in the middle of its flush cycle so we shut it off. and the water stops. we turn the spigots to bypass the filter so it won't do that again, hopefully.

turns out when the water heater installers put the condenser pump in, they (for some reason) routed the filter flush outflow pipe down through it, then out to the main outflow pipe using the condenser pump. but the flush cycle has such high flow rate that it absolutely overwhelmed the tiny little condenser pump and just poured out of every opening in it. so. i'm annoyed. this didn't need to happen.

[docholligay]

If you aren't interrupting kissing to fight about the definition of seas vs lakes, are you even lesbians?

[blueiscoool]

NASA’s Webb Snaps Supersonic Outflow of Young Star

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s high resolution, near-infrared look at Herbig-Haro 211 reveals exquisite detail of the outflow of a young star, an infantile analogue of our Sun. Herbig-Haro objects are formed when stellar winds or jets of gas spewing from newborn stars form shock waves colliding with nearby gas and dust at high speeds. The image showcases a series of bow shocks to the southeast (lower-left) and northwest (upper-right) as well as the narrow bipolar jet that powers them in unprecedented detail. Molecules excited by the turbulent conditions, including molecular hydrogen, carbon monoxide and silicon monoxide, emit infrared light, collected by Webb, that map out the structure of the outflows.

Credits: ESA/Webb, NASA, CSA, T. Ray (Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies).

[oculusxcaro]

While Khare wasn't exactly considered a 'success' by PROMETHEUS, there are times where her body does function according to plan. One of these are enhanced capabilities, particularly in regards to improved jumping thanks to the frog DNA inserted into her genetic sequence. One time when walking to Pauli's, Khare was startled by a group of young thugs calling out and running after her. When met by a dead-end, she jumped straight up and on top of the building, losing the group but ended up arriving late to work as she struggled to find a way down after getting on top of a (very) high roof.

[aisling-saoirse]

Sultartangavirkjun Hydroelectric Plant - October 7th 2023

[smbhax]

based on

[party-gilmore]

shout out to Shark Week (derogatory), the one time a month I am simultaneously at my most horny and also my least amount of wanting anything in my vagina

[madharemuses]

“It was supposed to be a bit breezy, not hurricane-force winds!”

[antigxnee]

hiiiii

[kaelio]

Okay but like. As someone who knows anything about post-apartheid South Africa, I would not use South Africa as the example here.

When South Africa dismantled apartheid, it did not end with the expulsion of all white South Africans. They became part of the new South Africa, just without the criminal discriminatory oligarchic powers the apartheid goverment had. When Bolivia recognized its indigenous heritage and became a plurinational state, it did not mean that people of European descent were expelled in masse. It meant the recognition of the previously discriminated indigenous and mestizo people of Bolivia and the beginning of a path of integration and revalidation.

What I mean is that it's ridiculous to think that decolonization inherently means mass suffering and relocation, that's what colonization does. Decolonization is recognizing the crimes of colonization, but more importantly, material, political and social steps to give power and self-determination to the exploited native people who were victims of colonialism and imperialism.

In multicultural societies, you don't go like in that Peter Griffin meme with a skin tone chart and saying 'well, you go back to Europe, you go back to Africa, you stay here'. You build a new society on the paradigm of dignity for exploited people and equality under the law. People are acting like this is some sort of fantastic utopia instead of real initiatives that were done in living memory, with successes and failures, as all such initiatives have. One must ask why are some so insistent that multicultural societies can't thrive, especially when for most of history, societies were indeed like that. Consider why you think like that.

[databent]

on a less whiny note. found a tiny solar powered water pump fountain thing on amazon for like 8 dollars which is the perfect size to add a little water movement to the tiny patio container pond ive been trying to set up so it doesnt become a mosquito breeding ground :-) got here earlier today and it seemed to work really well

[xadnem]

I was lucky enough to grow up in a house with indoor plumbing.

OK this question has been bugging me all morning so y'all please let me know

bc ours did nd I never thought much of it as a kid but know I'm thinking about it and it feels kinda gross? so pls tell me if this experience was universal or not it will haunt me forever otherwise