InNumerisVeritas

CLARITY Act "We're So Close" Timeline. Oct 2025: "Across the finish line by end of this year" Jan 2026: Markup Jan 15 - "so close we can't give up" Feb 2026: 80-90% chance by end of April Mar 2026: "Agreement in principle" and "we are so close this time" Apr 1 2026: "Very close to a deal" - markup in weeks Apr 13-14 2026: "Very close to closing them out" 🇺🇸 PASS THE CLARITY ACT. @SenLummis @SenatorTimScott @realDonaldTrump @brian_armstrong

@excelsusX @Mayer Zero chance of being kidnapped in the US? You're a clueless fool.

Right but if an American moves his million+ cash to a Panama bank and assets…there a strong possibly of being kidnapped. That’s the problem. There is zero chance of this for a millionaire in the US. Zero. Panama would be great but it would be stupid to domicile assets there unless you’re super wealthy and can buy security and pay bribes.

Dear Millionaires/Billionaires, come to Panama 🇵🇦 - 0% tax on foreign income - No inheritance tax - $300K investment gets you residency - USD economy, stable banking. - Pro investment capitalist policy We reward capital, not chase it out.

@robert65968 Yeah but, but American exceptionalism! The land of the free!

One last video from Japan. Now I return to the USA. The land of $1700 / month insurance premiums. The land of $14,000 deductibles. No tests or treatments for me. MAHA is not real. If I make an appt 8 weeks out they will check my cholesterol and put me on meds for life.

BIP-361 wants to freeze Satoshi's coins to protect against quantum computers. This might be the most dangerous idea in Bitcoin's history. And the threat it's solving isn't even real. Shor's algorithm theoretically breaks elliptic curve cryptography. Theoretically. The machines that could actually do this don't exist. We need millions of stable, error-corrected qubits. Today's best hardware has thousands and isn't close. We're decades away. Maybe more. But even if quantum computers eventually cracked old P2PK addresses, so what? Coins re-entering circulation isn't a crisis. It's a Gold Rush. People race to recover forgotten wallets. Supply hits the market. Prices adjust. Holders who care migrate to quantum-resistant addresses. The market absorbs it. That's not a bug. That's Bitcoin working exactly as designed. "But Satoshi's coins..." What about them? Satoshi never gave anyone authority over those coins. Not Jameson Lopp. Not the developers. Not the community. The whole point of Bitcoin is that nobody freezes your coins. Nobody. Not even with good intentions. Here's the precedent that should terrify you: once you establish that coins can be frozen for their own protection, you've introduced permissioned holding into a permissionless system. The Bitcoin that can freeze lost coins to protect us from hypothetical quantum threats is the same Bitcoin that can freeze your coins to protect us from hypothetical criminals. The logic is identical. The door, once opened, doesn't close. Solve quantum resistance the Bitcoin way. Better address standards, user education, voluntary migration. That's how every legitimate upgrade happens. Bitcoin's immutability isn't a bug to patch when it gets inconvenient. It's the whole product.

@thepowerfulHRV Socialism always fails, because sooner or later they run out of other people's money to spend.

NYC is cooked.

@SAT_SIGNAL_ @bramk Ofc but then it wouldn't matter. And that's why we should just leave those wallets alone.

@InNumerisSat @bramk Could it be drip sold tho?

Satoshi’s coins hacked by a quantum computer and dumped on the market will give you a generational buying opportunity.

@Bangershell11 @BuySellBA Im assuimg oil and gas are in there. Milei obviously has no control over the Middle East.

@BuySellBA Still the lowest it's been in 8 years and several institutions expect it to drop as the year continues. We will see

Inflation is actually even worse. Using the new basket of goods that they were supposed to use in Argentina it would have been 3.7% for March. Terrible.

France has excellent police, they stopped the crime and arrested the criminals. The problem is that France does not swiftly imprison/deport violent criminals because of Marxist judges. France needs a Bukele.

@weeklyshowpod @ben_mckenzie "Bitcoin is used by criminals" Source: criminals Total fraud penalties for banks since 2000: $387,559,149,283.

@thepowerfulHRV Any botcoiner voting for these clowns needs to surrender their btc. No exceptions.

If Democrats win in 2028 taxes on unrealized gains will be back on the table. Legalized theft.

@drkirkmoore @KennyCarmody How much? Im sure in the US it would be 10x that. Us Healthcare is legalized robbery.

@KennyCarmody Thank you, Kenny. I looked it up, as well. Seems life-changing for the few that have been able to be treated. Seems cost-prohibitive for many, tho, esp spending 3-6wks away from home, in a foreign country. Wish we had an FDA amenable to authorizing it here in the US!

DFPP is Double Filtration Plasmapheresis (aka dual filtration plasma apheresis), a blood purification method developed in Japan in the 1980s. It draws blood, separates plasma, and uses two filters to remove large harmful substances like amyloids, cytokines, autoantibodies, or inflammatory proteins, then returns cleaned blood to the body. The Japanese treatment (at Edogawa Hospital) pairs DFPP with stem cell growth factor infusions. It's used for vaccine-injured patients to clear spike-related damage and promote recovery. The patient (@robert65968, their 12th case) calls it "life-changing", he went from non-functional to hiking mountains and feeling normal after 4 weeks. Dr. Mary Bowden has referred patients there. @KevinMcCairnPhD @MaryBowdenMD @HouseLyndseyRN

@thepowerfulHRV By eoy we might be averaging 1 billion per day. I would love to see that.

This is by far my favorite $STRC chart. Volume, a proxy for adoption, has gone absolutely parabolic.

@Eric_BIGfund The high earners and ultra wealthy often vote for the libtards. Look at Silicon Valley and Hollyweird.

This is an economically illiterate slogan. Most high earners already shoulder a wildly disproportionate share of the federal tax burden. Punishing the people who build, invest, create jobs, and allocate capital is not fairness, it is a tax on productivity. A country founded on opportunity should not treat success like a crime.

@saifedean Still down a lot.

Prices in Argentina keep rising because the money supply keeps rising, and the money supply matters much more than anti-inflation speeches. 3.4% monthly price inflation, 49% annualized. buenosairesherald.com/economics/arge…

PASS THE DAMN CLARITY ACT. END THE TORTURE.

@OffshoreHODL It's worth several hundred trillions. But it's priced at fire sale prices.

Hard to believe Bitcoin is worth only $1.4 trillion.

@thepowerfulHRV P/E is still obscenly high. Still priced to absolute perfection. Not a value. Im sticking to btc.

$TSLA +8% for absolutely no reason at all?