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Blockware@Blockware·
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The Bitcoin Conference@TheBitcoinConf·
WE'RE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE BLOCKWARE'S MITCHELL ASKEW AS A BITCOIN 2026 SPEAKER 🚀 "My advice to Gen Z is: stack Bitcoin for the next 10 years." ✊
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Mitchell Askew
Mitchell Askew@MitchellAskew·
Is buying house a good investment? Not really Home Equity in the U.S. has underperformed every major asset class over the past sixty years 60-year CAGR: 📈 S&P: 7.2% 🪙 Gold: +7.0% 💵 M2: 6.8% 🏠Housing: +5.4% The fact that it has grown at a slower rate than the money supply tells us what anyone could logically deduce: The "real cost" of houses go DOWN over time + Technology improves and humans get better at building + Existing houses physically decay and lose value These numbers also look exclusively at the nominal value of home equity / final sales prices Additional costs on maintenance & interest will add up as well Watch as I break down the REAL COST of home ownership 👇 If you're sitting on a large chunk of home equity, your opportunity cost is quite high
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Blockware@Blockware·
In 2014, Amazon was a $150 billion company. 29th largest company by revenue. 244 million active customers. The world was entering the digital age and Amazon was obviously a great idea. But it was NOT a "consensus" investment. After a ~25% decline from late 2013 to April 2014, Amazon "FUD" was in full swing. "Too expensive, no earnings." "They are a charity for customers." Since 2014, AMZN is up over 1,400%. If you wait around for an investment to become "consensus", you're going to leave returns on the table. 🟠 Bitcoin is in a similar position today. + $1.4T Market Cap + 13th Largest Asset in the World. + Embraced by Wall Street and the White House. It's CLEARLY not going anywhere. Anyone paying attention to global finance recognizes the benefit of a neutral, non-sovereign store-of-value. However, the "FUD" is still loud. A decade from now, 2026 critics will look as foolish as 2014 Amazon critics. History doesn't always repeat, but it certainly rhymes.
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Mitchell Askew
Mitchell Askew@MitchellAskew·
📉 Bitcoin Trading Volume is LOW and supply is concentrating into the wallets of convicted holders 💎✊🏻 🧵 BTC bottoms tend to form due to a lack of supply rather than a catalyst in demand. Logically this makes sense. The prevailing narrative / use case for Bitcoin is as a long-term store of value. When BTC is trading down 50%+ from an all-time high, newcomers will call this into question, leading to minimal new demand during bear markets. You may have heard a phrase before like “Number Go Up is Bitcoin’s Best Marketing Tool.” However, on the other side of the equation, BTC’s finite supply is an immutable fact; unaffected by market sentiment. This logical assumption, that BTC price bottoms result in a shortage of supply rather than an increase in demand, is supported by the on-chain data. The chart attached shows the 30-day moving average of spot volume. As you can see, local bottoms in price align with local bottoms in trading volume. Ultimately, only the “hardcore” holders are left; unwilling to relent with their coins at discounted prices; price is then forced to adjust higher. Additionally, long-term holders are officially back in “accumulation” mode. Over the past 30-days, long-term holders have added ~83,000 BTC to their holdings. Supply is concentrating into the hands of Bitcoin’s most convicted holders. It could be weeks or months before this results in an upward repricing. However, the likelihood of a drop below the $60,000 local low is decreasing rapidly.
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Blockware@Blockware·
🚨 HUGE: Bitcoin mining difficulty has gone 120 days without a new ATH. This is the longest sideways stretch since the 2021 China Ban. 🇨🇳 The story here isn’t "Mining is Bad." It’s "AI is Good." Demand for AI servers is growing faster than data centers can be built. Large-scale public miners are repurposing their power to host AI instead of ASICs. They are trading BTC volatility for steady, high-margin cash flow. Better optics for earnings and a higher valuation multiple. The byproduct: More BTC for those still hashing🤑🟠
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Blockware@Blockware·
Each rack contains 32 Bitcoin Miners. That means: + 0.11 BTC Mined per Month + $129,600 in 2026 Tax Deductions + $54k per BTC Cost of Production + 8,640,000,000,000,000 SHA-256 computations per second Real hardware. Real Bitcoin. Real tax savings. Real cryptography.
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Mitchell Askew
Mitchell Askew@MitchellAskew·
With @Strike's Bitcoin Line of Credit (BLOC) You may never have to sell a single satoshi ever again This is a huge leap forward for digital capital Here are 3 ways you can use a BLOC to build an empire while keeping your stack intact: 1️⃣ Living off BTC (Tax-Free) 2️⃣ Leveraging for more BTC 3️⃣ Buying a business All while your BTC collateral appreciates over the long-term Watch the video for a breakdown of each strategy These are just 3 options, but the possibilities are limitless @JackMallers and his team have changed the game
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Mitchell Askew
Mitchell Askew@MitchellAskew·
We are witnessing a historic stall in Bitcoin's hash rate. Down 2.9% YTD, 2026 is shaping up to be the slowest year for compute growth ever recorded. 🧵👇 Bitcoin’s Hash Rate peaked in October just days after the Bitcoin price peaked. While Hash Rate has rebounded following the winter-weather-induced curtailments, it still remains ~10% below its all-time high. The primary reason Hash Rate has not made a new all-time high in nearly four months is because neither has the Bitcoin price. The “cost of production” can vary wildly for every different Bitcoin miner. ASIC model, power cost, interest payments, etc. — there’s a number of factors that can determine what the Bitcoin price has to be in order for a miner to mine profitably. For clients mining at $0.07/kWh using the most efficient miners available, that’s ~$52,000. However, for miners with less optimized operations, the number is much higher. As BTC dropped from $125,000 to $60,000, miners with high breakeven prices turned off their machines. This allows Blockware clients and other high-efficiency miners to earn more BTC at the expense of the less-efficient miners. ~450 Bitcoin are mined every day. No more, no less. Fewer miners competing for these 450 BTC means every miner gets a little bit more. A miner with 10 S21 XP 270T's currently mines ~0.0012 BTC every day. Year-to-date, Hash Rate is down ~2.9%. While it’s highly unlikely that 2026 will end with a net-decrease in Hash Rate, it’s likely that it will be the least amount of growth in hash rate in a single calendar year. The growth rate of Hash Rate is declining for 2 key reasons: 1. Improvements in mining technology are slim. 2. Large data center operators are electing to run HPC/Ai servers instead due to more predictable streams of revenue. At @Blockware we often refer to mining as a “Discounted Dollar Cost Average Strategy.” Instead of buying BTC for market price, you produce a little bit of BTC at a discount (~$52k per BTC right now) every single day. The money you otherwise would have spent on a recurring DCA, you instead use to operate your machines — resulting in more BTC per $ spend. With fewer miners competing for the finite amount of BTC, this strategy is even more powerful. If you have a bullish stance on BTC long-term, the appreciation of your mining rewards will more than cover the cost of the mining hardware.
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Blockware@Blockware·
Every Blockware client has a dedicated Bitcoin Mining expert. A real human who understands your situation and your long-term plan. We've hosted hundreds of thousands of Bitcoin Miners for families and businesses. - Stack BTC - Lower Your Taxes - No technical expertise needed
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Good Morning $71,000
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@EricTrump Bitcoin is good for the American people 🇺🇸💯
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The “Big Banks”—the very institutions that have held a monopoly and screwed their customers for years, offering near-zero yields on retail Money Market Accounts while crushing low-balance accounts with exorbitant fees—are now doing everything they can to block the Crypto industry from offering real benefits, perks, and rewards on their platforms. They are the greatest hypocrites and are in mass panic given they know they are losing the digital finance race! @worldlibertyfi
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HashMaxxing Happy Monday ⛏️
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Blockware@Blockware·
For a limited time: - First month's power is free - $0.07/kWh hosting rate - $15/T for S21 XPs This promo is only active while BTC is under $75K. Act fast. blockwaresolutions.com/promo
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Blockware@Blockware·
We built a mining calculator that actually models reality. BTC price appreciation. Halving. Difficulty growth. Tax savings reinvested into BTC. Slide the inputs. Watch the math change in real time. Run the numbers yourself 👇 blockwaresolutions.com/calculator
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