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โ€œIt's a dog whistle to say that's the next UnitedHealthcare CEO. And in the week that a fire a a Molotov cocktail and a bullet gets shot into Sam Altman's house, it's deadly serious. Just before you point at people's homes and say this is the villain, be careful because nobody deserves to have their house fire bombed or shot at, period.โ€

โ€” Jason Calacanis
Macro Pods
APR 17, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC
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    NYC pied-ร -terre tax will crash housing demand

    โ€œI just think that it's gonna kill the demand for second homes. If you were a person who is thinking about buying a Piazza in New York, there's no way you would do it now. Because you don't know what the tax rate's gonna be, and it's gonna keep going up, and that has to be a bad thing for the city.โ€

    โ€” David Sacks
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    Supply-side construction lowered rental prices in Austin

    โ€œAustin has, like, roughly doubled as a city over the past decade, and yet the rent for, you know, whatever, a one or two bedroom apartment's gone down. In other words, if you let people build to satisfy the demand, you won't have this problem.โ€

    โ€” David Sacks
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    London's tax changes caused massive capital flight

    โ€œThey essentially crippled what's called non dom status, which is the big tax arb if you moving or parking assets in London. And what did all the rich people do? They just redirected themselves to Zurich, to Lugano, to Milan, and they took advantage of more hospitable tax policy in other places.โ€

    โ€” Chamath Palihapitiya
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    Pied-ร -terre owners are highly profitable for cities

    โ€œThe thing is they're already paying taxes on the property, and because they're not there very often, they're not using city services. So they're paying taxes on the property, they're not using city services, and they are essentially profitable to the city. The second place thing goes away and that money goes elsewhere.โ€

    โ€” Travis Kalanick
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    Targeting billionaire residences creates dangerous security threats

    โ€œIt's a dog whistle to say that's the next UnitedHealthcare CEO. And in the week that a fire a a Molotov cocktail and a bullet gets shot into Sam Altman's house, it's deadly serious. Just before you point at people's homes and say this is the villain, be careful because nobody deserves to have their house fire bombed or shot at, period.โ€

    โ€” Jason Calacanis
Good interview shows
APR 17, 2026All-In Podcast, LLC
  • โ€ข

    NYC pied-ร -terre tax will crash housing demand

    โ€œI just think that it's gonna kill the demand for second homes. If you were a person who is thinking about buying a Piazza in New York, there's no way you would do it now. Because you don't know what the tax rate's gonna be, and it's gonna keep going up, and that has to be a bad thing for the city.โ€

    โ€” David Sacks
  • โ€ข

    Supply-side construction lowered rental prices in Austin

    โ€œAustin has, like, roughly doubled as a city over the past decade, and yet the rent for, you know, whatever, a one or two bedroom apartment's gone down. In other words, if you let people build to satisfy the demand, you won't have this problem.โ€

    โ€” David Sacks
  • โ€ข

    London's tax changes caused massive capital flight

    โ€œThey essentially crippled what's called non dom status, which is the big tax arb if you moving or parking assets in London. And what did all the rich people do? They just redirected themselves to Zurich, to Lugano, to Milan, and they took advantage of more hospitable tax policy in other places.โ€

    โ€” Chamath Palihapitiya
  • โ€ข

    Pied-ร -terre owners are highly profitable for cities

    โ€œThe thing is they're already paying taxes on the property, and because they're not there very often, they're not using city services. So they're paying taxes on the property, they're not using city services, and they are essentially profitable to the city. The second place thing goes away and that money goes elsewhere.โ€

    โ€” Travis Kalanick
  • โ€ข

    Targeting billionaire residences creates dangerous security threats

    โ€œIt's a dog whistle to say that's the next UnitedHealthcare CEO. And in the week that a fire a a Molotov cocktail and a bullet gets shot into Sam Altman's house, it's deadly serious. Just before you point at people's homes and say this is the villain, be careful because nobody deserves to have their house fire bombed or shot at, period.โ€

    โ€” Jason Calacanis
Daily Signal - Crypto Edition
APR 15, 2026HIT Network
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    Bitcoin has dropped 50% from its peak

    โ€œWith Bitcoin down 50% from all time high, a lot of holders are exploring ways to put their crypto to work. One option worth knowing about, crypto lending platforms. Now this chart right here perfectly illustrates my point. What you're looking at here is crypto lending.โ€

    โ€” Joshua Jake
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    Crypto lending platforms show uninterrupted growth

    โ€œWhat you're looking at here is crypto lending. You deposit your crypto, and for eligible assets, interest can accrue on your balance. And what I noticed on this chart is a major shift recently. If you see, there are several quarters in a row we've just seen uninterrupted growth.โ€

    โ€” Joshua Jake
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    Nexo is a top three global lender

    โ€œTether, Nexo, and Galaxy are the top three lenders Galaxy Research tracks by outstanding loan values. As of September 30, Tether, 14,600,000,000 in open loans, Nexo, 2,040,000,000. Now Nexo is interesting because they've been around since 2018.โ€

    โ€” Joshua Jake
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    Flexible yield provides daily interest without lockups

    โ€œNow flexible daily compound interest with no lockups. So you generate the compound interest, like I said, with daily payouts after twenty four hours, retain complete access to your USDT, and experience the compounding effect as each payout fuels the next.โ€

    โ€” Joshua Jake
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    Borrow against crypto to avoid tax events

    โ€œAnd it unlocks tax efficient borrowing. And one reason borrowers may prefer this approach, borrowing against your crypto may provide liquidity without creating a tax event by selling your collateral. Note, this is not tax advice. Consult a tax professional for your specific situation.โ€

    โ€” Joshua Jake
Daily Signal - Crypto Edition
APR 9, 2026HIT Network
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    Bitcoin cycle lows projected for late 2026

    โ€œBitcoin cycle lows are projected for late 2026.โ€

    โ€” Host
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    Support holds at sixty-five thousand dollars

    โ€œwas the recent bounce off $65,650 the bottom?โ€

    โ€” Host
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    Bearish flag formation threatens further drops

    โ€œare we seeing a 'bearish flag' formation leading to new yearly lowsโ€

    โ€” Host
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    Cold storage mitigates exchange risk

    โ€œWe never keep our entire portfolio on an exchange.โ€

    โ€” Host
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    Crypto tax services optimize portfolio returns

    โ€œProtect your BTC From Taxesโ€

    โ€” Host

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