J.M. Santolin

J.M. Santolin

@jmsantolin.com

🇧🇪🇮🇹 Digital marketing consultant • Helping creators and makers spread their ideas 🌱 • currently based in 🇲🇽

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To my knowledge it's the first time DJI does such a sale on the Mini 4 Pro — why would they have too, it's so good it sells like crazy. #Mini5Pro incoming?

So frustrating that #DJICare is region-locked. Imagine: 🏝️ You go on holidays in an amazing spot 📸 Buy a drone to capture the perfect place 💰 Buy the insurance ✈️ Head back home Drone issue? You have to send it back to your holiday spot. No way around it.

Greatest Louis De Funès movies: 1. La Grande Vadrouille (Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At) 1966 2. Pouic-Pouic 1963 3. Le Gendarme à New York (The Troops in New York) 1965 4. Le Corniaud (The Sucker) 1965 5. Rabbi Jacob 1973

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By February 1637, the tulip bubble burst spectacularly. When not a single bidder appeared at a tulip bulb auction as prices were considered too high, panic erupted. Prices plunged overnight and many were left with worthless bulbs and contracts.

This is the story of what is considered to be the very first speculative bubble, today known by the name "Tulipomania". Fast forward to 2024: Bitcoin just hit $100,000. Revolution or a bubble in the making?

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During this period of prosperity, tulips, coming from the Ottoman Empire, their colors and patterns started çaptivating the Dutch elites and quickly became a symbol of wealth and status.

Speculators, seeing an opportunity to profit, began trading tulip bulbs in futures contracts. Prices soared to astronomical heights, largely surpassing their real values, with some rare bulbs being sold for more than the price of Amsterdam houses.

Our journey begins in to the 1630s. The Dutch Republic had become the wealthiest nation in Europe. The Amsterdam Stock Exchange had just opened and income was on the rise, attracting new wealthy customers to luxury goods manufacturers.

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