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Joined March 2015
Bye bye X. Attention is finite and I refuse to trade mine for an algorithm’s dopamine. Offline to focus on what actually matters.
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Replying to @saylor
Michael Saylor discussing “digital credit” with Goldman Sachs makes perfect sense. Digital credit belongs on Wall Street. Bitcoin belongs in self-custody. One finances wars. The other lets you opt out. Your choice.
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Replying to @KeithvdKraan
@KeithvdKraan $29M weekly flag breakout, is this one on your list? How do you see it?
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If #AI is a perpetual digital earthquake that constantly shifts and cracks the foundation of every business structure built upon it, #Bitcoin is the tectonic plate itself. a fixed, underlying protocol that gains strength and resilience simply by surviving the quakes, rather than
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trying to build a better, faster skyscraper. Investors are recognizing that to survive the volatility, you must own the unshakeable ground. #HODL
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🚨 Australia's new A-CDC: A threat to our sovereignty? Ties to WHO could force foreign mandates on us, centralise power, erode state rights, and share our data globally. Is this pandemic prep or a backdoor for external control?
#StandUpAustraliaNow needs your help urgently. Please consider signing the below; Our petition relating to the newly legislated Australian Centre for Disease Control (A-CDC) has just been approved and published by the Australian Parliament. It asks the House to require the Minister for Health, Mark Butler, to:  • establish a permanent oversight committee for the A-CDC,  • table all data-sharing agreements before the Act begins, and  • guarantee Australians’ privacy and consent rights under the Privacy Act.  Here is the petition link:  aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petit…
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#StandUpAustraliaNow needs your help urgently. Please consider signing the below; Our petition relating to the newly legislated Australian Centre for Disease Control (A-CDC) has just been approved and published by the Australian Parliament. It asks the House to require the Minister for Health, Mark Butler, to:  • establish a permanent oversight committee for the A-CDC,  • table all data-sharing agreements before the Act begins, and  • guarantee Australians’ privacy and consent rights under the Privacy Act.  Here is the petition link:  aph.gov.au/e-petitions/petit…
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I found t's and c's on the Strike.me website. It states clearly that once you post bitcoin as collateral, Strike will have possession and control, and the bitcoin stops being “custodied for you.” That indicates a transfer of beneficial ownership to Strike
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All day long, news of AI Bubble. Try to find an AI bubble person who hasn’t been a 15 year BTC bubble person and counting. We need more Annie Duke books! “When we are certain, we stop thinking critically. Binary thinking protects our ego, but it blocks learning. The truth almost always lives in the gray zone.” Thank you Annie!
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Whale season
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Physical #gold can be confiscated by governments, stolen by invaders, or lost in conflicts. History is full of examples, like wartime plundering or government seizures during economic crises.
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The key point is that you can't wage a physical war over #bitcoin the way you can over #gold reserves.
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Not only has #gold failed us before, but multiple conflicts and too many people have died over it. #bitcoin is the peaceful revolution
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Snouts in the trough!
Aside from the absolute height of the pandemic panic in Q2 2020, the size of day to day Australian government spending as a proportion of GDP has never been larger since records began in 1959.
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If you don't allow me to ask questions I'm going to question everything!
Australians aged in their 30s and 40s are experiencing unprecedented and in some cases world-leading rates of 10 different types of cancer – and scientists are desperate to understand why. Anyone here got any ideas why this is happening ? 🙄
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🚨PSA: You do not own #Bitcoin unless you hold the private keys
Replying to @RayDalio
Well said, Ray. This is exactly why we’re seeing growing interest in Bitcoin as a complement to traditional portfolios. It’s not about speculation - it’s about providing an alternative store of value in a system where currency debasement is often the path forward. It’s becoming clearer to many investors that having some exposure makes sense in this environment.
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This too shall soon pass. Tick tock next block
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Bitcoin > Gold
$IBIT just blew through $70b and is now the fastest ETF to ever hit that mark in only 341 days, which is 5x faster than the old record held by GLD of 1,691 days. Nice chart from @JackiWang17
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Bitcoin represents a way for people to gain freedom from a financial system that they see as corrupt and exploitative through monetary inflation. It provides an alternative path, allowing individuals to express their discontent with being governed by inflationary policies that
Replying to @GreenTyler27
Yes I do - Bitcoin will ultimately go to a $1 million dollars. Why because it’s a Ponzi scheme whereby Blackrock will pump more and more dollars into a supply constrained product. What exactly will this product produce? Absolutely nothing and nor will the thousands of people buying and selling it. Australia needs real engineers not financial engineers. We need infrastructure that’s delivers essential services particularly energy, water and transport. You can’t eat Bitcoin.
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can erode their savings and diminish their financial independence. I choose to opt out and join the nonviolent revolution, with or without Blackrock.
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