Luis DS

Short term = narratives Long term = math And over time. Math wins. Stack Accordingly ⚡️

“Bitcoin explained to Peter Schiff”

Fantastic. Use this to teach your kids about bitcoin.

Coffeezilla recently published a video criticizing Strategy's "AI" video of a woman who retired as an engineer and moved her savings to STRC. He's right that the woman isn't real- but her story matches mine. In this video, I share how I'm using STRC and STRK in retirement.

“Bitcoin explained to boomers”

Bitcoin White Paper for kids ☀️

@PeterSchiff Ponzi schemes do not do this.

S&P Bros in Disbelief

Math doesn’t lie. Stack Accordingly ⚡️

Tim Cook is stepping down after 15 years at Apple. The stock returned 20x on his watch. One of the best CEO runs in history. In that same window of time, bitcoin is up over 7,500x. No CEO. No board. No quarterly earnings. No company. No other asset comes close.

I Just finished the Finding Satoshi film. This is my short review of the film. I make these comments as somone who has been studying Satoshi for more then a decade. @findingsatoshi_ is a beautiful tribute to @halfin BUT, that tribute conflates and omits key details that contribute to the final and accurate conclusion that Hal contributed code to Bitcoin before it launched. This was well known before this film was published. Nothing new. Unfortunately, this film omits the key emails on the cryptography mailing list in Nov 2008, and privately with Hal, that made this very obvious for any layman. The only New things I saw in this film were the various interviews, and the timing analysis shapes for Satoshi activity. The timing shape matching Satoshi with Len was interesting. Len being an anon advocate and in the PGP circles when RPOW was released is interesting. But not conclusive. Unfortunately, this film suffers from the same logical flaw as the recent New York Times article. They start with known candidates first and try to fit them in to Satoshi frame. When it's very likely Satoshi is an entirely unknown non public figure. Who by the way, could still be alive. One disturbing aspect of this film I found was that the investigators explicit intention to finger Satoshi via making them move coins somehow. Coupled with @lopp's participation in this film, and the recent publishing of BIP361 - which is a subtle threat to Satoshi to move his coins eventually, or risk them being frozen by this Fork proposal - We have a potential bad actor(s) self admitting their strategy in this film to force an action upon Satoshi, potentially via BIP361, whose author participates in the same film. The implied goal of getting Satoshi to move coins in current day to doxx Satoshi is something I find disturbing and repulsive. With all that said, this film does do justice to the cypherpunk lore and history. It does do justice to honoring Hal, who is worthy of it. And it may do justice in honoring Len, though I still find that inconclusive and a stretch with too few green flags. Though one further aspect this film serves is convincing the zeitgeist that Satoshi is dead, his coins are thus unmovable, goes the logic. I am not so sure though. I think these conclusions are useful for some people, maybe even for Satoshi, if they are still alive, or their family with the keys. Final conclusion. Good film, honors the right people, but no smoking gun, and a bit lacking in relevant primary source details (Nov 08 cryptography list emails).

🚨 MORGAN STANLEY JUST BOUGHT $16M IN BITCOIN AS $BTC RECLAIMS $78K ! Wall Street's largest wealth manager is buying the dip. The institutional accumulation doesn't stop.

When you price assets in the hardest money, they are losing purchasing power over time.

Bucky knew.

🇺🇸 FOUR-STAR ADMIRAL SAMUEL PAPARO JUST SAID THE U.S. MILITARY IS RUNNING A #BITCOIN NODE 👀 "WE'RE DOING A NUMBER OF TESTS TO SECURE AND PROTECT NETWORKS USING THE BITCOIN PROTOCOL"

Strategyᴮ > BlackRock > Nations Mind blowing 🤯

JUST IN: The U.S. Military is running a Bitcoin Node. Admiral Samuel Paparo, 4-Star Commander of INDOPACOM, confirms the USA is directly participating in the BTC network for "operational tests to secure and protect networks."

Morgan Stanley bought $152 million worth of Bitcoin in 10 days ✅

THE NATIONAL STRATEGIC SIGNIFICANCE OF BITCOIN—A STRATEGIC BITCOIN RESERVE AND SOFTWAR This is an excellent video primer on Bitcoin as a cyber power projection technology. Anyone who values Bitcoin needs to understand what is happening here. The US government will pick it up first as a PoW (physical power) technology to protect US assets and interests in cyberspace—exactly how the US employs it will likely remain classified at the TS/SCI level. Other countries follow suit once they realize they've lost any cyberspace advantage or edge they thought they had. A Strategic Bitcoin Reserve will not just be a "nice to have"  idea thought up by a bunch of financial engineering nerds, it will become an absolute necessity by any national government if they expect to be taken as a serious global power. In the end, Bitcoin, and all the individuals and entities who stand to benefit from it, will win.