GuidedByM00nLigHt
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GuidedByM00nLigHt
@AwashInEchoes
Seeker of Truth. Searcher of Soul. Wanderer. Investor. Dream a little dream with me.
The City of Wind Bergabung Temmuz 2017
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Everyone loves to cry about how they would’ve been a multi-millionaire by now if they had just bought Facebook, Google or Airbnb in the mid 2000s.
Cool.
Crypto is literally giving you that exact same chance right now. A new financial system being built from the ground up. Most assets-90% below highs. Fundamentals stronger than ever. Institutions racing on who can adopt it the fastest.
And what are you doing?
Sitting on the sidelines doing the exact same thing people did when Facebook was “a website for college kids” and Airbnb was “strangers on air mattresses.”
Doubting and waiting for confirmation. That’s not going to happen though, or it will be too late.
It never felt safe to buy. Not Facebook at IPO. Not Amazon after the dot-com crash. Not Bitcoin at $200.
The best entries always felt wrong. That’s what made them the best entries.
This window won’t stay open forever. And in 10 years you’ll either be glad you acted or you’ll be telling the next generation “if only I had bought crypto back in 2026.”
Your call.
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People will call Bitcoin a Ponzi before they ever spend 10 minutes trying to understand it.
I told a colleague yesterday morning that my entire life savings is in Bitcoin and I just DCA every two weeks.
He laughed.
Said I’ll “learn the hard way.”
Funny how people reject something that threatens everything they believe.
Question….
Do you think we are still early to bitcoin?
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@dmweisberger Ain't nobody buying digital numbers and letters for 100k bruh
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Who else thinks Quantum risk is already "priced in" with Bitcoin in the $60s?
As a thought experiment, ask yourself what the price would be if there had been no Quantum risk narrative circulating after 10/10.
NEXT, ask yourselves if you think the largest Bitcoin holders wont have the incentive to PAY core developers to build an agreed upon roadmap towards quantum resistance...
If the "ONLY" Bitcoin risk becomes the Satoshi era coins in old wallets, that is NOT existential.
It could even be BULLISH for those coins to enter circulation as it would remove the risk and enhance investability, which is NEEDED, for Bitcoin to become globally accepted as money.
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The Quantum Bitcoin panic is a manufactured Wall Street psyop designed to scare you out of self-custody. Here is the mathematical reality of the 2026 quantum landscape:
1. The Hash Shield: If you never reuse a Bitcoin address, your public key is a hashed secret. A quantum computer cannot crack what it cannot see. Your unspent coins are safe at rest.
2. The Bottleneck: Even if legacy P2PK wallets are compromised, the protocol will bottleneck the exit door to a trickle. Attackers will be forced into a multi-decade mempool bidding war, bleeding the stolen fiat value directly to the miners as fees. There will be no macroeconomic supply shock.
3. The Opt-In Vault: Developers are already scaffolding the solution (BIP-360 / bc1z). When ready, this will be an opt-in, post-quantum vault. You will simply migrate your funds using your existing seed phrase so they are safe in motion.
Wall Street wants you to surrender your keys to an ETF for "safety." Do not fall for the fiat Trojan Horse.
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@HeartBreakCorb Guaranteed this kid is a broccoli-haired broke scrawny chump fuck..wouldn't bust a grape in a food fight with those breadstick biceps
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@WatcherGuru And the crypto bros will try to spin this as positive lolol
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@LavaThunderbolt Oh THAT ONE lmao
Was not looking that big
It's not, not there
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Why are so many people unable to see the trajectory of Bitcoin’s inevitable adoption? Do I have a special talent, or is everyone else just stupid?
You’re whining about fake quantum risk. It’s a simple upgrade. Zero issue for the protocol.
Meanwhile, @Square is making Bitcoin transactions seamless across millions of merchants. No more credit card fees. No middlemen.
It costs $80 to fill up my gas tank. We are at war. The Clarity Act isn’t clear.
Saylor is stacking. @Strategy is challenging the Mag 7.
You’re worried about NGU, when every signal points to Bitcoin solving every problem on the planet.
The number you’re complaining about is obviously lower than it should be. And yet, you’re jumping ship.
Stop being an idiot and stack Bitcoin.
Harder.
River@River
Square just omega-candled the merchant bitcoin adoption chart.
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@GeorgeFitzallen @saylor You’re gonna really hate the future, Georgie boy
You should be measuring from the bear markets like a smart person
The you’ll see MSTR was $15 last bear market
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If Michael Saylor does not fail, it will be by far the greatest success story in financial history
For him to fail, Bitcoin would have to fail
For Bitcoin to fail, governments would need to balance their budgets, reverse the debt rapidly, and end all corruption in money creation…
From a transitive viewpoint, he has a pretty damn good chance of succeeding
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“Crypto” as an asset class topped in 2021 and has been in a post-dotcom style depression ever since with bear market rallies centered around on chain memes and vapor.
What’s actually about to happen post US legislation is a tsunami of liquidity coming on chain over the coming years and the real builders/good projects will put in generational runs à la Amazon/Google/Facebook in the 2004-2014 era
glug@golfwangsnorlax
Think crypto as an asset class probably topped for the next decade or 2 as we go into an economic depression soon
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@ggvaultone1 @hedgedhog7 Mr Hog is lucky I didn't take the 100k
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