154.bitmap 🟧 Apollo11.btc

Everybody's buying bitmaps. It's the new record store of the '20s. Dive in, don't be shy. Start with a cover that catches your eye and explore from there. It's cheap compared to all other ordinal collections #bitmap #Bitcoin #ordinals #inscriptions #blockchain #crypto

Today, we are excited to announce a new Open Source tool – The Bitmap Renderer With Magic Eden going down, we needed a new source of truth for Bitmap block transaction images. We decided to build it and Open Source it for the community. Access the tool and help us build at: github.com/ordinals-walle…

Name another project that can do this 3 years on? I'll wait...

Bitmap isn't just claiming blocks it's the first protocol turning Bitcoin's immutable data into a living, spatial metaverse substrate Every new BTC block = +1 #bitmap district, predictable inflation met with natural selection rare patterns, palindromes, early-era blocks, and provably scarce shapes rise in cultural weight The chain keeps growing. The rare stays rare. Who's building the next layer on their district? ₿

🟧BITMAP専用のマケプレ🟧 Sooooooooooooooooooo!!!🤯 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 bitmap.trade #bitmap

I’ve had more people reach out to me shaken in this cycle than even in 2022 (when Bitcoin went down 75% from $68k ATH to $16k!) saying they’re panicked, they sold, or they’re suddenly “not sure” about Bitcoin. Some bailed into gold because they still want to stay on the hard money train. Some are convinced quantum computing is about to “break” Bitcoin. Some tell me I’m reckless for being so undiversified with my life’s savings. I understand the fear. Drawdowns aren’t fun. They can mess with your confidence and your timeline…especially when the mood is this dark (and when your income is tied to the same asset you’re holding!). But here’s where I’m at: Bitcoin is still the only life raft worth holding and helping other people find. My mom gets $900 a month in Social Security. Who can live on that? That’s not a retirement plan - it’s a slow economic strangulation. So no, I’m not in Bitcoin because it’s some thrilling get rich overnight scheme. I’m in Bitcoin because I don’t see another path that gives everyday families like mine a real shot. I didn’t get in early enough to be “set.” I’m still building. Still working. Still trying to protect the people I love in a system that keeps making life more expensive! I haven’t lost faith….not because I’m numb to this volatility, but because the problem Bitcoin solves hasn’t gone away. If you’re shaken right now, you’re not weak. You’re human. Just don’t confuse a bad market mood with a broken thesis. Keep going. Zoom out. Do the work. Take care of your family. I’m doing the same. We’ve got this.

Bitcoin? Anyone can replicate it. It's just software. Copy-paste. Done. That's what the ignorant say. Go ahead then. Write your lines of code. Launch your network. Bootstrap global consensus from zero. Convince miners to burn electricity for your token. Get nation-states, corporations, and sovereign wealth funds to treat it as pristine collateral. Achieve 16 years of unbroken uptime. Survive coordinated attacks from central banks, governments, and legacy financial cartels. Build a $2 trillion market cap. I'll wait. LOL! But I'll be waiting forever because you can't. Why? Bitcoin isn't just code. Bitcoin is • network effects • Schelling point convergence • Thermodynamic security anchored in real-world energy expenditure. You don't "replicate" Bitcoin any more than you "replicate" the internet. If you could just replicate a Bitcoin, then create a Bitcoin. But we both know, you can't.

If you feel like many of the biggest, most confident voices in Bitcoin seem to come from a different universe…you’re not imagining it. A large share of the people who shaped this space early were stacking or mining Bitcoin between 2011–2016, when prices ranged from single digits to a few hundred dollars. In that era: • Buying 10-50 BTC was realistic for middle-class earners • Mining from garages and dorm rooms was viable • A few thousand dollars could (and did) turn into tens of millions Someone who accumulated 50 BTC at $100 had a $5,000 cost basis. At today’s prices, that’s multi-million-dollar wealth. Some early miners and builders didn’t stop at dozens…they accumulated hundreds or more. Many of the most visible voices today are, understandably, speaking from that position of extreme asymmetry. That matters for expectations and market sentiment. If you arrived in 2017 or later like I did, Bitcoin didn’t offer the same math. The market was already larger. Price discovery gave way to adoption. The upside didn’t disappear - it just stretched out in time. If you came into Bitcoin in the last ~5 years (and you weren’t already wealthy & have the kind of funds to quickly “catch up” by buying in size) then the experience can feel even more lopsided. You’re watching people talk from a position of owning hundreds of bitcoins… while you’re trying to build your stack one disciplined purchase at a time. The bear markets and downturns can be more difficult to stomach. But that doesn’t mean you “missed it.” It just means you’re in a different cohort (and you’re not alone). Most people don’t own ANY bitcoin at all. Here’s what didn’t change…and this is where the opportunity still lives: ***Bitcoin is still in the early innings of becoming a global monetary asset.*** Today it’s roughly a $2 trillion network competing with: • $30 trillion in gold • sovereign bonds as stores of value • monetary systems that lose purchasing power by design This is not a short-term trade. This is a multi-decade repricing. For this cohort, Bitcoin isn’t about waking up rich one cycle. It’s about: • making saving work again over a long horizon • protecting purchasing power in a world of nothing-stops-this-train permanent deficits • preserving optionality as currencies are debased and systems shift • owning private property that can’t be confiscated Early Bitcoiners were rewarded primarily by price discovery. Later Bitcoiners are rewarded by duration, conviction, and discipline. Less euphoria, yes. But more permanence. Different cohort. Same asset. And still very early where it actually matters.

@fitzyOG OCM and Bitmap are the 🏆 winners

NodeMonkes’ founder dipped Puppets founder has now also bailed Quantum Cats’ sole purpose for existing was OP_Cat, which ofc was, and still is never going to happen imo. The Wizards have spent a total of 7 days over mint price in their first year, so the market has clearly spoken there. One by one, the projects (almost) everyone was bullish on are falling like flies. Thank god for @OnChainMonkey 🐵 A full-cycle project with founders who still turn up every day, with bullish holders who are just chilling and buying art on Bitcoin, with a bright future as the centrepiece community of Bitcoin. !RISE ✊

Times Square. 😅

@natbrunell @saylor @LynAldenContact @saifedean @APompliano "Nothing stops this train." -@LynAldenContact

Not sure how this account got a blue check but this isn’t me. @x @elonmusk please remove this impersonator. 🙏🏼 If you see this account or any other pretending to be me, please block and report!

@rodarmor Bitmap

@cz_binance @MustacheTommy I found so funny the fact that he couldn't tell the price of a super common 1kg gold bar

@MustacheTommy I received the gold bar not long ago, so the presence of that gave me the idea that I could use that on stage. I have never seen a 1kg gold bar before. 🤣

I thought that trick may work. 😂 Bitcoin made it easy. Peter is so close. He understands all the problems with money today, but only views bitcoin as a speculative asset. He hasn’t used bitcoin enough. He is a gentleman though.

You know, I'm really starting to warm up to bitmap.

@BitcoinArchive I appreciate everything of you. I appreciate your renewed support to your collaborator and I'm sure there's a lot of people in the world hugging him

Earlier today this account erroneously posted that MSTR had been included in the S&P 500. At the moment of typing this post, it is not true. I have managed this account personally and with great care for the community over almost 5 years, day and night, so it pains me to see such a bad mistake made. I am truly sorry. I recently made the decision to get some help running the social accounts and appointed my first hire. It was time to give someone else an opportunity and for me to work on new challenges for BA. The training for my new team member involved intense and ongoing training over months, with a level of detail that most people would find unbearable tbh. My first rule is to verify everything from primary sources. The second rule is to never sacrifice accuracy for speed. There are numerous troll accounts around sensitive moments for the market which spoof fake news for a laugh, hoping to suck people into reposting. Unfortunately on this occasion Bitcoin Archive has taken the bait. It’s embarrassing, I know. I understand the temptation and the Adrenalin rush of breaking big news, and it’s terrible that it’s happened on such a big moment. My team member is an intelligent, sincere, and diligent guy who fell for it. He will learn from it, I’m sure. He retains my full support and will remain in his job. To Michael and his team, and the Bitcoin community, I am truly sorry. Archie

@benjamincowen @CryptoMrk @cryptodinamite Please recover the voice you had here. Much smoother, since the beginning. I appreciate you anyway

@CryptoMrk @cryptodinamite sure! I know it can take people off guard when they see this type of suggestion the first time. Here is a video explaining why I think this: youtube.com/watch?v=6AwnlW…

My outline for #Bitcoin: 2019-2020: Accumulation 2021-2022: Uptrend 2023-2024: $BTC @ $100k 2025-2026: Bear Market 2027-2028: Accumulation 2029-2030: Uptrend 2031-2032: $BTC @ $300k-$500k 2033-2034: Bear market 2035-2037: Accumulation 2038-2039: Uptrend 2040-2042: $BTC @ $1M

@rodarmor @hellmoneypod Bitmap is for everyone

Guys we're about to record an episode of @hellmoneypod and we have no idea what to talk about. Any ideas????

@PeterSchiff That’s nothing. Flip the BTC chart upside down and you’ll see much more dramatic - and unrecoverable - crashes

When Bitcoin breaks $88K you’re gonna see some serious shit. Bitcoin’s down nearly 30% from its high in dollars and 42% from its high priced in gold. How many people popping champagne corks at Bitcoin $100K parties a year ago expected 2025 to be this bad? 2026 could be far worse.

@PeterSchiff @Degen_kurt @CathieDWood Packed with gold

@Degen_kurt @CathieDWood The laugh will be on the HODLers who go down with the ship.

Bitcoin has no future. It’s not a good medium of exchange for payments. To the extent you want to use crypto, even @CathieDWood admits stablecoins are better. If you also want a store of value, tokenized gold wins hands down. The race to get out of Bitcoin is on. Don’t be last.

@natbrunell Brava Natalie!

Bitcoin Is For Everyone is out now in print, audiobook, and ebook -- I can’t believe I finally get to say that! This educational project has been years in the making. It comes from my family’s immigrant story, from watching the American Dream get priced out for so many hard-working people, and from my conviction that understanding money and Bitcoin can truly change ordinary lives. Before it goes out into the world in a bigger way, I want to acknowledge three people whose minds and hearts shaped this book in a huge way: @LynAldenContact’s thoughtful, disciplined, data-driven mind was absolutely indispensable. Lyn’s ability to turn complex ideas into clear writing grounded in rock-solid facts was a huge inspiration. Knowing she took the time to read and challenge this book is an honor I don’t take lightly. @JeffBooth has such a uniquely calm, compassionate way of explaining the massive paradigm shift we’re living through. Jeff helped me articulate the transition we’re in (from a debt-driven, deflation-fighting system to something more hopeful) in a way that feels grounded and human. And the formidable Michael @Saylor…The way he combines first-principles logic, long-term vision, and personal integrity has deeply influenced my journey in Bitcoin. His example gave me so much courage to write boldly and from the heart. To Lyn, Jeff, and Michael: thank you for reading early copies of Bitcoin Is For Everyone, for your feedback, and for the example you each set in this space. You helped make this book better! I’m so excited (and very nervous!) to finally share it with all of you. You can order Bitcoin Is For Everyone now. I truly hope it helps people feel more empowered in this financial system.