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Democracy feed the Corrupt System💸☠️
Demokrasi hanya memperkaya para Elit
Jangan pernah berjuang untuk para politisi, pejabat❌️
Mereka semua penipu yang rakus dengan kekuasaan, kekayaan 💸
Demokrasi hanya memperkaya para Elit
Jangan pernah berjuang untuk para politisi, pejabat❌️
Mereka semua penipu yang rakus dengan kekuasaan, kekayaan 💸
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
They Want To Use AI To Re-Centralize Control Of Information
"It’s becoming clearer and clearer to everyone that these new technologies are not intended to improve the lives of ordinary people, but to serve the interests of the oligarchs and empire managers who rule our world."
"It’s becoming clearer and clearer to everyone that these new technologies are not intended to improve the lives of ordinary people, but to serve the interests of the oligarchs and empire managers who rule our world."
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
Hello 🇺🇸 anti-Muslims,
Remember that every time you attack Islam, you do not harm it! Instead, you create an opportunity for people to study The Quran and know Islam! 🤔
Once someone studies the Quran, there is a high chance they will embrace Islam! 🔽
Remember that every time you attack Islam, you do not harm it! Instead, you create an opportunity for people to study The Quran and know Islam! 🤔
Once someone studies the Quran, there is a high chance they will embrace Islam! 🔽
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
📡 Meet the New QUANSHENG UV-K10 Pro!
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📱 Bluetooth Programming
🔋 2500mAh Battery
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✨ Key Features:
📍 APRS (Optional)
🎧 Si4732 Receiver (Optional)
📻 Multi-Band TX/RX
🎶 AM/FM/SSB/CW Reception
⚡ High Power Output
🌈 RGB Display | Multiple Color Options
📱 Bluetooth Programming
🔋 2500mAh Battery
🔌 Dual Type-C Charging
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Ini bukan regulasi, ini seleksi alam yang dirancang.👎
- Syarat masuk 50 M ekuitas plus setoran 100 M itu bukan standar kepatuhan, itu tembok buat mastiin cuma yang punya konglomerat yang bisa main
- Syarat masuk 50 M ekuitas plus setoran 100 M itu bukan standar kepatuhan, itu tembok buat mastiin cuma yang punya konglomerat yang bisa main
POV: Pengusaha Exchange Crypto di Indonesia:
Dulu mau bantu buat regulasi crypto di Indonesia, susah banget. Mungkin karena sama pemerintah belum dianggap besar
Pas sudah ada regulasi, syaratnya banyak banget buat jadi exchange resmi (istilahnya PAKD - Pedagang Aset Keuangan Digital):
- Harus punya ekuitas minimal 50 milyar rupiah
- Harus setor 100 milyar rupiah
- Syarat lainnya (mayoritas standar perusahaan teknologi dan keuangan)
Pada saat kelihatan transaksi crypto meledak karena bull-run, tiba-tiba muncul data: Investor crypto jauh lebih banyak daripada saham
(Gak salah, tapi jumlah banyak itu bukan dari SID yang unik, melainkan agregat dari jumlah investor terdaftar di berbagai exchange di Indonesia. 1 orang bisa punya banyak akun. Belum yang nuyul)
- Mulai disorot, potensi pajaknya besar
- Muncul aturan harus pakai BURSA
- Tambah lagi biaya yang harus disetor ke bursa dan pajak
- Gak bisa bersaing dalam hal fee sama exchange global
- Mau bersaing fitur pun gak bisa. Karena engine buat derivatifnya harus dari bursa, aset yang bisa diperdagangkan terbatas banget
- Sementara karyawan harus digaji, tagihan harus dibayar, udah terlanjur keluar duit banyak buat promosi pas bull market
- Bear market likuiditas kering. Bahkan exchange lokal terbesar aja volume perdagangan harian gak sampe 10 juta USD (coba itung, itu fee-nya berapa? Cukup gak buat ngegaji karyawan dan bayar tagihan?)
- Pajak tetep jalan dan harus
Sekarang:
- Muncul wacana aturan baru harus single orderbook ke bursa
- Kemungkinan ada fee lagi atau revenue masuk ke xchange berkurang
- Sementara minat masyarakat ke investasi atau trading lagi kurang-kurangnya
- Banyak aturan dari regulator yang bikin dilema: Kelihatannya kayak menyusahkan pelanggan. Alasannya kepatuhan (contoh beberapa kali yang withdraw ditangguhkan. Ini mimpi buruk buat Public Relation dan Branding)
Dah lah, kalo aing jadi boss exchange, mending duitnya buat usaha tambang, sawit, dan mungkin ternak sapi, atau buka gym dan pijat plus-plus aja
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- Fee ga bisa lawan global, fitur derivatif dikunci bursa, volume harian exchange lokal terbesar gak nyampe 10 juta USD. Dari fee segitu, setelah dipotong pajak dan setoran bursa, sisanya buat gaji doang
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Jadi jujur aja: negara pengen likuiditas dan pajak crypto, tapi ga mau nanggung risiko dan ga mau kasih ruang buat skalanya.
Hasilnya exchange lokal dipake buat ngumpulin volume, terus diminta jalan dengan tangan diikat.
Hasilnya exchange lokal dipake buat ngumpulin volume, terus diminta jalan dengan tangan diikat.
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
🏠 A smarter home deserves a stronger network.
“As a technical enthusiast running a high-performance smart home on a 2.3 Gbps symmetrical fiber connection, the GL.iNet Flint 4 (GL-BE14000) has completely redefined my network's capabilities.”
— ashoruk89, Flint 4 Beta Tester
See to your home network.
👉 Explore Flint 4 (GL-BE14000):
link.gl-inet.com/be14000-social…
#GLiNet #Flint4 #GLBE14000 #WiFi7 #SmartHome #MultiGig #FiberInternet #HomeNetwork #BetaTesting
“As a technical enthusiast running a high-performance smart home on a 2.3 Gbps symmetrical fiber connection, the GL.iNet Flint 4 (GL-BE14000) has completely redefined my network's capabilities.”
— ashoruk89, Flint 4 Beta Tester
See to your home network.
👉 Explore Flint 4 (GL-BE14000):
link.gl-inet.com/be14000-social…
#GLiNet #Flint4 #GLBE14000 #WiFi7 #SmartHome #MultiGig #FiberInternet #HomeNetwork #BetaTesting
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
Did you know tbat Israel steals the organs of Palestinians and sells them?
My own father, a surgeon, saw many cadavers returned by Israel with organs surgically removed.
mondoweiss.net/2025/02/a-brie…
My own father, a surgeon, saw many cadavers returned by Israel with organs surgically removed.
mondoweiss.net/2025/02/a-brie…
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Bitcoin P2P e-cash paper ✅️
No single word mention "perpetual trading", "prohibit for use e-cash payment", or "only for digital asset", "kyc".
No single word mention "perpetual trading", "prohibit for use e-cash payment", or "only for digital asset", "kyc".
🇿🇦⚡ COULD YOU SPEND AN ENTIRE DAY USING ONLY BITCOIN?
Coffee ☕
Lunch 🍔
Shopping 🛍️
Dinner 🍽️
Imagine travelling through South Africa and discovering businesses where you can pay directly with Bitcoin.
That's part of what makes our 2027 Garden Route Post-Conference Road Trip real Bitcoin circular economies, meeting local merchants and putting sats to work.
Would you try spending only Bitcoin for a day? 👇
📅 28 February – 5 March 2027
🚐 Maximum 20 participants
₿ Price: 0.02 BTC
More details:
za27.adoptingbitcoin.org/road-trip
📧 roadtrip@bitcoinekasi.com
#ABCTroadtrip2027 #BitcoinAfrica #Bitcoin
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
this guy ben, founder of samurai should have worn a hitatare and shown more of ponytail
kudos for making a cnc
kudos for making a cnc
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FPV Kamikaze Ukraine-Rusia yang sudah jelas "Battle Proven"🔻
FPV Kamikaze, Tank, UAV Kamikaze punya Indonesia yang sudah "Battle Proven"?
Berapa banyak yang sudah dikirim ke medan perang beneran, bukan cuma tampil di pameran atau video seremonial 😁
FPV Kamikaze, Tank, UAV Kamikaze punya Indonesia yang sudah "Battle Proven"?
Berapa banyak yang sudah dikirim ke medan perang beneran, bukan cuma tampil di pameran atau video seremonial 😁
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
Binance delisted Monero in 2024.
Apparently it didn't meet their standards.
Fast forward to 2026...
Binance gets hacked for $6.3 BILLION.
Monero?
Still running.
Still private.
Still permissionless.
And up roughly 400% since the delisting.
😂
The middleman takes the L & gets humiliated.
Make crypto cypherpunk again.
$XMR
Apparently it didn't meet their standards.
Fast forward to 2026...
Binance gets hacked for $6.3 BILLION.
Monero?
Still running.
Still private.
Still permissionless.
And up roughly 400% since the delisting.
😂
The middleman takes the L & gets humiliated.
Make crypto cypherpunk again.
$XMR
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
Primera recepción completa de la Tierra desde el satélite Elektro-L3.
Antena Televés de 60x70 cm
LNB hélice de 4 vueltas de cobre mazizo de 6mm cuadrados, girando en sentido antihorario
LNA Noelec GOES
RTL-SDR v3
Satdump v1.2.2
Antena Televés de 60x70 cm
LNB hélice de 4 vueltas de cobre mazizo de 6mm cuadrados, girando en sentido antihorario
LNA Noelec GOES
RTL-SDR v3
Satdump v1.2.2
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Warunk Digital 🪙 💻 ⚡⚡️ ₿ retweeted
Why do so many companies prefer to establish their regional headquarters or holding companies in Singapore rather than Indonesia, even when Indonesia is their largest operating market?
The answer goes far beyond corporate taxation. It comes down to institutional credibility, legal certainty, capital efficiency and the overall cost of doing business.
Here are some of the most important considerations.
1. Lower corporate income tax. Singapore's headline corporate tax rate is 17%, compared with Indonesia's 22%, with additional exemptions and incentives available to qualifying businesses. For multinational corporations, the difference can become significant over time, although effective taxation also depends on international minimum-tax rules and the structure of their operations.
2. Ease of doing business. In the World Bank's final Doing Business 2020 report, Singapore ranked 2nd globally with a score of 86.2, compared with Indonesia's 73rd position and score of 69.6. Although the rankings have since been discontinued, they illustrate the historical gap in regulatory efficiency, administrative procedures and business facilitation.
3. Legal certainty and regulatory predictability. Corporations value jurisdictions where contracts can be enforced, commercial disputes can be resolved efficiently and regulatory changes are reasonably predictable. Singapore's established common-law framework, independent judiciary and international arbitration infrastructure provide considerable advantages, particularly for cross-border transactions.
4. Access to global capital. Singapore offers access to international banks, private equity, venture capital, sovereign wealth funds, institutional investors and sophisticated debt markets. For companies planning to raise substantial capital, execute acquisitions or eventually pursue an international listing, this ecosystem can materially reduce financing and transaction costs.
5. More sophisticated corporate and financial structures. Singapore provides established legal frameworks for holding companies, investment funds, joint ventures, employee stock options, convertible securities, shareholder agreements and cross-border acquisitions, making it easier for international investors to structure and execute complex transactions.
6. Greater currency and capital mobility. Singapore's open financial system and internationally convertible currency make it easier to manage multicurrency treasury operations, cross-border payments, foreign-exchange hedging and regional liquidity. For multinational corporations, efficient capital allocation across subsidiaries is an important competitive advantage.
7. Stronger investor confidence and corporate governance. International investors generally place considerable value on transparent ownership structures, reliable financial reporting, minority shareholder protections and predictable enforcement mechanisms. These factors can influence the valuation investors are willing to assign to a business and the return they demand on invested capital.
8. Access to international talent. Singapore has a deep ecosystem of experienced investment bankers, lawyers, accountants, fund managers, technology professionals and regional executives. Its international business environment also makes it relatively attractive for companies coordinating operations across multiple countries.
9. Extensive international connectivity. Singapore's position as a global financial, aviation and commercial hub allows companies to coordinate Southeast Asian operations efficiently while maintaining close relationships with investors, customers, suppliers and financial institutions around the world.
10. Tax treaties and international investment structuring. Singapore's extensive network of double-taxation agreements can help qualifying businesses manage cross-border withholding taxes and reduce double taxation, although treaty benefits depend on genuine economic substance, beneficial ownership and applicable anti-avoidance rules.
11. Lower institutional friction. Perhaps the most underrated advantage is the amount of management time saved by operating in a predictable regulatory environment. Every unnecessary approval, inconsistent interpretation, administrative delay or unresolved legal dispute represents an economic cost, even when it does not appear directly on a company's income statement.
12. Potentially lower cost of capital. When investors perceive lower legal, governance, regulatory and operational risks, they may demand a lower risk premium. Over time, even a modest reduction in the cost of equity or debt can have a substantial impact on corporate valuation, investment capacity and shareholder returns.
Of course, Singapore is not universally superior. Indonesia offers a much larger domestic consumer market, substantial natural resources, a large workforce and opportunities that cannot simply be replicated elsewhere. Singapore also has significantly higher labor and office costs, while establishing a holding company there does not eliminate Indonesian taxes or regulatory obligations on Indonesian operations.
But this is precisely why many businesses choose to separate their corporate headquarters from their operating footprint, maintaining substantial commercial operations in Indonesia while locating their regional holding, treasury or investment functions in Singapore.
The bigger question is why Indonesia, despite having a domestic market of more than 280 million people, continues to struggle to compete with a city-state of roughly six million people as a preferred jurisdiction for regional corporate headquarters.
And I think the answer ultimately comes down to something more important than taxation.
Capital does not simply flow toward the largest markets or the highest potential returns. It also flows toward jurisdictions where investors trust the rules, institutions and enforcement mechanisms protecting their money.
Until Indonesia materially improves regulatory predictability, legal enforcement, institutional credibility and the overall efficiency of doing business, Singapore will likely remain the preferred regional headquarters for many internationally oriented businesses.
The answer goes far beyond corporate taxation. It comes down to institutional credibility, legal certainty, capital efficiency and the overall cost of doing business.
Here are some of the most important considerations.
1. Lower corporate income tax. Singapore's headline corporate tax rate is 17%, compared with Indonesia's 22%, with additional exemptions and incentives available to qualifying businesses. For multinational corporations, the difference can become significant over time, although effective taxation also depends on international minimum-tax rules and the structure of their operations.
2. Ease of doing business. In the World Bank's final Doing Business 2020 report, Singapore ranked 2nd globally with a score of 86.2, compared with Indonesia's 73rd position and score of 69.6. Although the rankings have since been discontinued, they illustrate the historical gap in regulatory efficiency, administrative procedures and business facilitation.
3. Legal certainty and regulatory predictability. Corporations value jurisdictions where contracts can be enforced, commercial disputes can be resolved efficiently and regulatory changes are reasonably predictable. Singapore's established common-law framework, independent judiciary and international arbitration infrastructure provide considerable advantages, particularly for cross-border transactions.
4. Access to global capital. Singapore offers access to international banks, private equity, venture capital, sovereign wealth funds, institutional investors and sophisticated debt markets. For companies planning to raise substantial capital, execute acquisitions or eventually pursue an international listing, this ecosystem can materially reduce financing and transaction costs.
5. More sophisticated corporate and financial structures. Singapore provides established legal frameworks for holding companies, investment funds, joint ventures, employee stock options, convertible securities, shareholder agreements and cross-border acquisitions, making it easier for international investors to structure and execute complex transactions.
6. Greater currency and capital mobility. Singapore's open financial system and internationally convertible currency make it easier to manage multicurrency treasury operations, cross-border payments, foreign-exchange hedging and regional liquidity. For multinational corporations, efficient capital allocation across subsidiaries is an important competitive advantage.
7. Stronger investor confidence and corporate governance. International investors generally place considerable value on transparent ownership structures, reliable financial reporting, minority shareholder protections and predictable enforcement mechanisms. These factors can influence the valuation investors are willing to assign to a business and the return they demand on invested capital.
8. Access to international talent. Singapore has a deep ecosystem of experienced investment bankers, lawyers, accountants, fund managers, technology professionals and regional executives. Its international business environment also makes it relatively attractive for companies coordinating operations across multiple countries.
9. Extensive international connectivity. Singapore's position as a global financial, aviation and commercial hub allows companies to coordinate Southeast Asian operations efficiently while maintaining close relationships with investors, customers, suppliers and financial institutions around the world.
10. Tax treaties and international investment structuring. Singapore's extensive network of double-taxation agreements can help qualifying businesses manage cross-border withholding taxes and reduce double taxation, although treaty benefits depend on genuine economic substance, beneficial ownership and applicable anti-avoidance rules.
11. Lower institutional friction. Perhaps the most underrated advantage is the amount of management time saved by operating in a predictable regulatory environment. Every unnecessary approval, inconsistent interpretation, administrative delay or unresolved legal dispute represents an economic cost, even when it does not appear directly on a company's income statement.
12. Potentially lower cost of capital. When investors perceive lower legal, governance, regulatory and operational risks, they may demand a lower risk premium. Over time, even a modest reduction in the cost of equity or debt can have a substantial impact on corporate valuation, investment capacity and shareholder returns.
Of course, Singapore is not universally superior. Indonesia offers a much larger domestic consumer market, substantial natural resources, a large workforce and opportunities that cannot simply be replicated elsewhere. Singapore also has significantly higher labor and office costs, while establishing a holding company there does not eliminate Indonesian taxes or regulatory obligations on Indonesian operations.
But this is precisely why many businesses choose to separate their corporate headquarters from their operating footprint, maintaining substantial commercial operations in Indonesia while locating their regional holding, treasury or investment functions in Singapore.
The bigger question is why Indonesia, despite having a domestic market of more than 280 million people, continues to struggle to compete with a city-state of roughly six million people as a preferred jurisdiction for regional corporate headquarters.
And I think the answer ultimately comes down to something more important than taxation.
Capital does not simply flow toward the largest markets or the highest potential returns. It also flows toward jurisdictions where investors trust the rules, institutions and enforcement mechanisms protecting their money.
Until Indonesia materially improves regulatory predictability, legal enforcement, institutional credibility and the overall efficiency of doing business, Singapore will likely remain the preferred regional headquarters for many internationally oriented businesses.
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