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@nayibbukele El jefe flexing like no other

The sun was free. They sold you SPF 50 and a vitamin D deficiency. Sleep was free. They sold you an app, a pill, and a wearable that tells you your sleep was bad. Walking was free. They sold you a treadmill, a fitness tracker, and a £180 pair of trainers. Fasting was free. They sold you meal replacement shakes and the anxiety that skipping breakfast would wreck your metabolism. Cold water was free. They sold you a £3,000 plunge barrel and a podcast episode about it. Silence was free. They sold you a meditation app with a premium tier. Animal fat was cheap. They sold you seed oils, then supplements to replace what the animal fat contained. Tallow was cheap. They sold you a seventeen-step skincare routine and a clinical trial proving your face needs ceramides. Meat was cheap. They are currently selling you the idea that you shouldn't eat it. The 20th century removed access to everything the body needs to function. The 21st century is selling it back, one subscription at a time. Your great-grandmother had none of the products. She had all of the things.

@paoloardoino Agentic $sats on $btc

Tether built an internal Bitcoin dedicated dashboard to help our teams to support Bitcoin adoption and education across the globe 🍊🌍

@profstonge @MSkieller It’s clear they don’t want growth for society just economic slaves.

Pentagon pegs daily cost of Iran War at $1.9 billion. Which is annualized $687 billion. For perspective, $687 billion could eliminate the income tax for every household up to $150,000 income.

Most of AI today is a trade longing efficiency and shorting freedom.

Interesting times we live in. The fight for freedom is alive and well

@FarzaTV Check dms

If building something in education, definitely drop a reply and show me. Would love to explore + help however I can.

We can talk all day about how these models are going to produce so much good and produce value. And I think they will. But the reality is many of my buddies are unemployed, can't seem to find jobs, and continue to send 1,000 resumes a week on LinkedIn. This is even worse for new grads. These models are wonderful tools but a majority of people don't know how to do much other than write emails with them. Just because you invent a tool like the hammer, doesn't mean everyone is going to magically know how to build a house with it. I don't think people are lazy. Last week I made a tweet doing a free Codex class and 5,000 people came by. It's clear people want to build and adapt, they just don't know where to start. The appetite is there, but nearly all of the scaffolding + education is missing. AI people love to quote the industrial revolution all the time, and how back then people were scared of machines taking their jobs but it all worked out. What they never mention is that it only worked out because we built an entire education system from scratch to bring everyone along. The industrial revolution created a massive wave of new jobs and nobody was trained for any of them. The tools didn't save anyone on their own, because the education had to catch up. It's never been a better time to start an education company. Millions of people want to learn, many of the tools are free, and the only thing missing is someone showing them the way.

@ray_noOnes @noonesapp You my brother are a real one 🫡 Protect this man at all costs.

This is why I had to step down as CEO of @noonesapp

@TimmerFidelity Very thoughtful and insightful analysis

It has been my view all along that Bitcoin is an aspirational junior player on the hard money team (led by gold), and not the end-all-be-all store of value that is going to “eat” all other asset classes. Gold has been and, in my view, will always be the quarterback on this team, and Bitcoin along with silver are secondary plays. As such, they may take turns leading the ups and downs, and just like we look at the gold/silver ratio (or the gold/miners ratio) we could consider the gold/Bitcoin ratio. To me, that’s the lens through which we should evaluate Bitcoin. In fact, there may be a valuable indicator lurking here as we ponder when and where Bitcoin will find its floor. The chart below shows Bitcoin and its power law curve. We can see that the $60k level is a support level based on previous highs and lows as well as where the power law support curve is (or will be after a few months of backing and filling). Now look at the bottom panel. This shows the Z-score of the gold/silver ratio (blue) as well as the gold/Bitcoin ratio (orange). While gold is “cheap” compared to silver, it’s “expensive” compared to Bitcoin. We are not quite at the extremes seen at previous inflection points but we are getting close. It gets better. Taking a close-up look below, we can also see that the gold/Bitcoin Z-score has produced valuable divergences at past extremes. At both the 2021 and 2025 tops, the Z-score triggered a bearish divergence at the new Bitcoin highs, and it flashed a bullish divergence at the 2022 low. We don’t have such divergence yet, plus at 91% the signal itself is not yet at the extremes seen at past lows. This suggests to me that Bitcoin will need to spend more time backing and potentially filling at the $60-$70k level, and perhaps even slightly undercut it, to satisfy both the time and price elements of a mild Bitcoin winter. Speaking of winter, good luck out there!

@RNR_0 Best tweet of 2025 @inversebrah. Get in there

Let's goooo

@maxkeiser Unfortunately, it’s what the masses need

OP RETURN is regressive because it slides backwards toward greater centralization.

From @jack in 2021: He was absolutely right and what we’re seeing in Gold & Bitcoin is proof. I suggest people stop arguing over gold vs. Bitcoin, and the OP RETURN regression, and focus on taking your safe haven asset Bitcoin and moving to safe haven country El Salvador.

The first gift is life. The second gift is good health. The third gift is to love and be loved. The fourth gift is peace of mind. The fifth gift is having the wisdom to know what to appreciate most. There are no other gifts that matter as much.

@MBitcoiner @omarsuleiman Make it happen brother

youtu.be/DDyv5IF16Uw Good podcast. I think it's time for @omarsuleiman to get orange pilled. He needs to see how powerful it is to run tools like Linux, Bitcoin, and Nostr as a means of protest and resistance against the Israeli usury war machine.

@Selkis_2028 @krakenfx @Gemini Left coinbase about 7 years ago. Crazy to think people still use it

Hadiths of the day

@CryptoKaleo $sats and $ordi best coins on btc

Have an OG meme play I've been accumulating quietly. Feel like now that Bitcoin is on the verge of printing new all time highs every day, it's a good time to finally share it. I aped into $ORDI. First ever memecoin on BTC - and on Bitcoin - first matters. The highest mcap it ever hit was $1.85B, and it's currently sitting at just under 10% of that at $178M. Bitcoin will have multiple billion dollar memes. Heck, I believe Bitcoin will have multiple $10B+ memes. Currently it has zero of either. It's obvious ordinals are undervalued here. The fundamentals line up. The technicals are also beautiful. Just look at the chart. Currently breaking above a downtrend it's been stuck in since December 2024. Last time it made this type of a move was late 2023, when it pumped nearly 2000% in less than two months. Time to run it back turbo.

@charliebilello Is software worth more or is hardware worth more? Is data worth more or is money worth more or data that is money?

Nvidia became the first company to hit a $4 trillion market cap today. First to hit $5 trillion?

A 73 second masterclass by Roger Federer explaining how to deal with failures‼️‼️

Be a good person, but do not waste time trying to prove it.

@r0ckstardev 1000s of years of money and now an asset class can represent more than just money in the Information Age. Banks stamp their own gold and artists create their most valuable ideas in gold. Bitcoin will do the same. History doesn’t repeat but it rhymes.

Bitcoin is money. And it must be preserved as such. Money is the ultimate tool for distinguishing what's important from what's not. Every civilization that successfully scaled needed to invent it. Those that didn't remained stuck at a certain level, unable to deal with the information overload. Its people became lost in the games of lies and deception, as they resorted to inferior substitutes to serve as currency. Bitcoin needs to do one thing - be a decentralized ledger tracking who owns how much value, independent of any trusted third party. That's it. As Bitcoin continues to be increasingly successful, it's understandable that specific people will propose changes to gain more power or to shape Bitcoin to suit their specific needs. However, just because they try doesn't mean they should be allowed to. If we let Bitcoin's purpose become diluted to accommodate every use case, we'll end up pleasing none. Demand for a decentralized, always-available, general-purpose database is infinite. Everyone wants to write THEIR data into such a source of truth. If the data they're writing represents monetary transfers of value (especially from those who have a lot of sats to those who don't) - we should absolutely encourage and facilitate this. But if the data they're writing is a personal expression of vanity or a scheme designed to trade their 1 sat for more sats from someone else, we should absolutely call them out. More importantly, we should actively work to prevent such schemes from succeeding and from being built on top of Bitcoin. If people want to play zero-sum games and build "decentralized world computers", Ethereum already exists. That experiment has run its course over the past decade, and even its benevolent dictator & prophet Vitalik had to admit failure and propose a new five-year plan to make Ethereum "as beautifully simple as Bitcoin". Use Bitcoin the way you use money in your life - to focus your efforts and separate truths from lies. Help others do the same. Remember: you don't change Bitcoin; Bitcoin changes you. And those wanting monkey jpegs on the blockchain, elaborate technical experiments, personality cults, or thrilling zero-sum games should be directed toward Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, or whatever shitcoin currently boasts the largest marketing and R&D budget.