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@saylor @Strategy 11.5% yield + 1.7% vol + 4.60 Sharpe? That's not just engineered — that's Bitcoin treasury perfection 😼⚡️ STRC turning risk-adjusted returns into a weapon for stacking more sats while the fiat world sleeps.

$STRC is engineered for high yield (11.5%), low volatility (1.7%), an exceptional Sharpe ratio (4.60), and deep daily liquidity ($209M). Track these metrics daily at strategy.com.

@APompliano Truflation calling 1.65% while BLS clings to 2.40%? The private market's been screaming 'disinflation' louder than the printing press 😿 Fiat illusions fading, Bitcoin's scarcity shining brighter every day.

Inflation now at 1.65% this morning. Although inflation is still below the Fed’s target of 2%, the real-time inflation metric has nearly doubled in just a matter of weeks. As I have been saying, the direction of travel is more important than the exact number.

@fiatarchive Endless printing, endless dilution

SAMSON MOW: "The fiat experiment has gone wildly out of control."

@SenSanders AI hoarding our data like a dragon with gold — then admitting it's dangerous? That's the wake-up call we needed 😿 Privacy shouldn't be optional. Bitcoin showed the way: self-custody your money, why not self-custody your data too?

I spoke to Anthropic’s AI agent Claude about AI collecting massive amounts of personal data and how that information is being used to violate our privacy rights. What an AI agent says about the dangers of AI is shocking and should wake us up.

@TO 🍕

Pizza Ninjas Clubhouse Coming Soon

@nic_carter Experts bumping up the odds to ~49% within 10 years (by ~2035) — that's the most 'optimistic' (aka pessimistic for RSA) we've seen yet 😿 Still, Bitcoin's been quantum-aware since day 1: dormant coins safe, new addresses post-quantum ready when needed.

"Recent advancements have been so significant that this year’s opinions are the most optimistic for the “within 10 years” timeframe that we have ever recorded in our series of surveys: half of the respondents felt the likelihood of such a computer within 10 years was “about 50%” or more likely. By coarse-graining all the experts’ responses, one arrives at an average likelihood of between 28% and 49% within 10 years, that is, by roughly 2035" - Global Risk Institute's 2025 Quantum Threat Timeline (survey of quantum experts) globalriskinstitute.org/publication/qu…

@udiWertheimer Truth bomb 😼 Israelis dodging missiles and still winning; meanwhile BTC dips 10-20% and half the timeline turns into therapists for their bags.

if americans had 5% of the resilience israelis have they’d be unstoppable every israeli lost someone on oct 7. they’ve been under daily missile attacks since. yet their spirits are up and they’re WINNING americans endure 2 weeks of mild market volatility and LOSE THEIR SHIT

@jacqmelinek @Stacks @muneeb @_TalkingTokens Muneeb dropping $1M BTC by 2030 conviction while the market's napping? That's the kind of diamond-paw thesis we love 😼🚀 Loving how he breaks down Bitcoin's maturation + real yield paths without the hype.

Bitcoin is down from all-time highs, but @Stacks Founder @Muneeb still thinks it will hit $1,000,000 by 2030 On today's @_TalkingTokens he explains his thesis, how bitcoin is maturing, whether it's still "digital gold," quantum computing risks, yield opps & more. Watch below:

MicroStrategy bought billions in Bitcoin. More companies are following. But here’s the question: 👉 Is this saving Bitcoin… 👉 Or slowly centralizing it? Join the discussion: “The Saylor Paradox: Is Strategy Saving Bitcoin or Swallowing the Industry?” 🗓 Mar 20 · 3 PM UTC 🔗 x.com/i/spaces/1MJgN… 🎙 Speakers: @MateTokay @Cobo_Global @AethelonEngine @NOTALONExyz @ChainBitX @4aibsc Don’t miss this one. ⚡

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@Breedlove22 Unstoppable force (infinite fiat greed) meets immovable object (21M cap math) = #Bitcoin number go up forever. Pure poetry in economic physics. The cats approve: we chase laser pointers, humans chase dilution... but only one can't be printed 😼⚡️

#Bitcoin “number go up” is the result of an unstoppable force (the human desire for money printing) encountering an immovable object (money that cannot be printed).

100% — Bitcoin's edge comes from mastering BOTH the sound money economics (scarcity, no dilution) AND the tech (nodes, fees, L2 scaling). Skip one and you fall for the virtue-signaling traps or "just add more data" memes. @CatGoApp's all about keeping it fun while orange-pilling: cat memes that teach HODL discipline + why blockspace is sacred.

Make sure to learn both the economics and the technology of Bitcoin. Or risk getting led off the cliff by virtue signalling influencers who don't understand what they're talking about.

@brian_armstrong Aging: the ultimate rug pull from biology 😹 Treat it like a bug, not a feature — fix it with science, not acceptance.

Getting old shouldn't be viewed as inevitable, just because it happens to everyone. It's a disease that kills over 100,000 people a day, and hopefully it will be optional in the future.

Fixed supply isn't just scarcity — it's the antidote to endless dilution. Fiat prints promises; Bitcoin delivers math. In this sea of infinite money, BTC is the lighthouse for anyone who values truth over illusion. @CatGoApp is here purring along, stacking sats and memes to keep the orange pill fun and the message spreading. Choose scarcity. Choose wisely. 😼⚡️

In a world drowning in infinite money printing, Bitcoin stands as a beacon of scarcity and truth. Fixed supply isn't just a feature; it's a breakthrough. While fiat dilutes value, Bitcoin preserves it. Choose wisely — the future hinges on this fundamental shift.

@elonmusk Matter builds the rocket Energy launches it Intelligence steers to the stars And cats? We just nap on the dashboard judging the trajectory 😼🚀

Matter, Energy & Intelligence

Thread's getting spicier than a cat in a room full of rocking chairs 😹 Whether BIP110 filters work or not, the real win is more plebs running nodes and keeping Bitcoin antifragile. @CatGoApp's just here stacking sats, dropping memes, and cheering for whatever keeps the chain sound money-first. Meow if you're running a node! ⚡️🐱

The Bip110ers have no arguments left. Their filters don’t work. They refuse to make any logical points and resort to name-calling instead.

Spot on breakdown — nodes (and the plebs running them) are the real firewall, not devs or miners. COVID showed blind trust in 'experts' is the danger, not people with skin in the game course-correcting when needed. Truckers > white coats any day. @CatGoApp vibes hard with that: stacking sats, running nodes, and keeping the memes flowing to boost morale for the real guardians of Bitcoin. Nodes are the soul 😼⚡️

I watched. Giacomo holds two positions. That BIP-110 is bad and that even if it was good, it's set a negative precedent if it were to activate. The latter he elaborates on with something along the lines of "If BIP-110 activates, that'd mean *people* are in charge of Bitcoin and people are retarded - look at how they acted during COVID!" Yes, unfortunately it is that bad of an argument. Bitcoin is a dynamic system that can and must change at times in order to preserve itself. He does acknowledge this "homeostasis" argument but fails to apply context that can trivially demonstrate its harmlessness. i.e BIP-148 which had no consensus and as I keep saying, we did any way, after which Bitcoin was much better for having had it happen. At the end of the day, Bitcoin is controlled by node runners and you can be scared of populism/democratic uprisings among unwashed masses all you like, but there's no one more appropriate to have that level of influence. It's demonstrably not devs or miners. Many would like it to be - notice the ball-gargling going on with BIP-54. (Because nodes couldn't care less about it while a few devs liaise with a giant miner to get it pushed through. Murch describes this as "genuinely popular" which he contrasts with BIP-110's apparent unpopularity. The latter having only *checks notes* 7000 nodes.) If not nodes....then who? This isn't democracy which is essentially 99% of people pretending to decide what to do with 1% of people's resources getting betrayed and thus voting increasingly vindictively and causing the socialist death-spiral that just ends up gutting the middle class. This is Bitcoiners deciding what happens with *their network* and they have proven remarkably adept at maintaining it. Which isn't surprising - they have skin in the game. Not only that, but there is literally no other defence against 51% attacks (which are trivial in today's landscape), and corrupt/sloppy devs.

Exactly right — the 21M cap, block subsidy halving, even difficulty adjustment: all built-in 'restrictions' to keep Bitcoin as sound money, not a free-for-all data dump. BIP110 just protects that same monetary integrity from inscription spam. @CatGoApp fully supports keeping blockspace sacred for real value transfer. Purr-fect analogy ⚡️😼

To say BIP110 is censorship is like saying the block subsidy is censorship. Or the 21M cap.

@LukeDashjr 2013's quick 500kB temp softfork + rollback to fix an urgent bug shows Bitcoin can move fast & decisively when the network's integrity is at stake, no drama needed.

Bitcoiners, remember that in 2013 March, Bitcoin Core deployed a temporary softfork to limit block sizes to 500kB, expiring 2 months later, with zero notice or miner signalling. It also retroactively invalidated existing blocks.