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BTC Cassidy and the Satoshi Kid 🍊

BTC Cassidy and the Satoshi Kid 🍊

@BTC_Cassidy

Bitcoin collector 🔸🔑

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BTC Cassidy and the Satoshi Kid 🍊
BTC Cassidy and the Satoshi Kid 🍊@BTC_Cassidy·
Bitcoin is like a white blood cell to the FIAT system. Just as white blood cells protect our bodies from infection, Bitcoin protects our wealth from inflation and manipulation. With the ETF’s we are now circulating in the blood healing the inflammatory fiat infection #Bitcoin
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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️
Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️@RonSwanonson·
I feel like this coffee guy is either not going to post his side of the video at all or he’s going to put an intro where he talks and defends himself first I haven’t seen a cyber beating like that in a long time 😂
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Alex 👽
Alex 👽@AlexesNakamoto·
“I don’t get it...” (watch till the end)
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Jeff Walton
Jeff Walton@PunterJeff·
Sat down with @coffeebreak_YT today on Bitcoin and Digital Credit. His edit will drop soon. Posting the full raw hour for anyone who wants the unfiltered version. Enjoy
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Robert ₿reedlove
Robert ₿reedlove@Breedlove22·
This is the stack I used to heal Leaky Gut: • BPC157 1mg 2x per day • TB500 1mg 2x per day • KPV 0.5mg 2x per day • GHK-Cu 1mg 2x per day Ran this 5 days on, 2 days off and had 99% relief from carb intolerance after 12 weeks. PS. Full disclosure: I was also working with a functional medicine practitioner at the same time on a gut microbiome rehab protocol, which also contributed to resolving my leaky gut symptoms. However, it was early into that protocol, and the practitioner agrees peptides helped my healing significantly. (If you want more information on who my medical practitioner was, send me a private message)
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Nofeartoday
Nofeartoday@nofeartodai·
@Breedlove22 If you have a carb intolerance you have an overgrowth. Leaky gut is a symptom of overgrowth. Your peptides at most will treat a symptom, the moment you stop the symptoms comes back. Treat the overgrowth.
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Sam Cavalieri
Sam Cavalieri@TheRealSCav·
@JustinMacmahan About 100+ years of history where women weren’t allowed to do anything.
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Justin Macmahan
Justin Macmahan@JustinMacmahan·
I know so little about horse racing. Can someone please explain how the biggest underdog in the race (+8000) could gain this much ground in the final stretch? I remember thinking it made no sense at the time and I still don’t get it
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Adam Livingston
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv·
SATA is dramatically more successful than STRC in terms of volume as % of BTC NAV. This tells me that SATA will compound Bitcoin per share faster for ASST shareholders than STRC will for MSTR shareholders. Check it out:
Adam Livingston@AdamBLiv

Let's talk about STRC vs. SATA and digital credit adoption, because people are UNDERRATING the success of SATA. I think a good way to frame the comparison is VELOCITY of ADOPTION per UNIT OF BITCOIN BACKING! So first, let's compare SATA vs STRC with the same number of trading days since IPO. Same playbook. Wildly different adoption curves. 172 trading days in: STRC: 106.4M cumulative shares traded SATA: 16.4M cumulative shares traded STRC has done 6.5× SATA's volume on a normalized launch basis. The narrative from the SATA skeptics is that Strive just can't compete. WRONG! Everyone's looking at SATA vs STRC raw volumes and concluding STRC is "winning" 6.5×. That comparison is broken. Here's why. MSTR holds 818,334 BTC. Strive holds 14,556 BTC. MSTR's hoard is 56× larger. Of course its preferred trades more volume. The right question isn't "which trades more shares" - it's "which trades more aggressively per dollar of BTC backing." Once you normalize: Last 30 days: SATA averages 1.65% of Strive's BTC NAV traded daily. STRC averages 0.57% of MSTR's. SATA is being adopted ~2.9× FASTER per unit of underlying. Cumulative since SATA's Nov 2025 launch: SATA's total dollar volume = 138% of Strive's current BTC NAV. The entire hoard has effectively churned through SATA more than once. STRC's same-period cumulative = 33% of MSTR's NAV. This isn't STRC being weak. STRC is the deep-liquidity, institutional-allocation instrument. The Strategy preferred stack is built for size. SATA is a different beast. Novelty premium for an income wrapper in a market that doesn't have the depth yet. It's a VELOCITY ENGINE. Check the second graph. It seems like SATA might be compounding Bitcoin per share faster for ASST shareholders... Next couple days are gonna be FUN.

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Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️
Ron Sovereignty Swanson⚡️🗝️@RonSwanonson·
A low interest mortgage is a gift for the financial gods Paying it off early is sacrificing higher net worth for peace of mind, which is fine if that’s what you want I want higher net worth and easier retirement though Holding extra income in hard assets returns FAR more than the interest saved by paying a mortgage early Not to mention, the longer the mortgage drags out, the weaker the dollar is and the less you have to pay in buying power 20 years from now, your mortgage takes ~50% less buying power to service it and the assets you bought instead of paying the mortgage are up magnitudes more than money saved by paying the mortgage early
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Dan Hillery
Dan Hillery@hillery_dan·
You probably have as much Bitcoin as you will ever own.
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Hermes Lux
Hermes Lux@HermesLux·
Dysrationalia & Bitcoin Some brilliant minds confidently reject Bitcoin while it quietly compounds for those who embrace it. This is not ignorance. It is dysrationalia, the quiet and devastating condition where high intelligence fails to produce rational behavior. Psychologist Keith Stanovich coined the term to capture this exact paradox. Individuals with exceptional cognitive ability still succumb to biases, motivated reasoning, and outdated mental models. High IQ propels you to the top on logic puzzles and exams, yet it grants surprisingly little immunity when real-world decisions involve identity, long-term consequences, and paradigm shifts. Dysrationalia reveals itself vividly with Bitcoin. Sharp professionals—engineers, analysts, doctors, academics—wield their formidable intellects to erect elegant intellectual fortresses. They declare it has no intrinsic value, that it is a speculative bubble, or an environmental catastrophe. These are not casual dismissals but sophisticated constructs. Stanovich’s research explains how smarter people often excel at defending their initial intuitions, even when evidence mounts against them. These people unwittingly use their intelligence as a tool for self-deception rather than honest self-correction. 2300 years ago, Aristotle discussed this very issue in his caution: raw sophia, mere cleverness, without phronesis, practical wisdom, becomes perilous. You internalize the old monetary map so completely that revising it registers as intellectual treason. Layer on affective forecasting bias and the trap closes. You diligently optimize for stable fiat careers and diversified 401(k)s, certain they promise security, while tremendously underestimating the relentless erosion of purchasing power. The frog never notices the water boiling. It simply grows dysrationally comfortable. The tragic humor lands sharply. These same acute minds would have ridiculed heliocentrism in 1600 or sneered at the internet as a passing fad in 1995—not for lack of data, but because superior pattern recognition had locked them into the prevailing status quo. Loss aversion strikes with special force when you lack generational wealth. The current system functions just well enough within your salary bracket, rendering Bitcoin an unnecessary departure from the cave rather than the asymmetric path to freedom. Non-wealthy smart individuals endure this affliction most acutely. Without a financial buffer, perceived risks loom larger. Legacy-trained advisors reinforce the dysrational cycle. All the while, Bitcoin steadily rewards those possessing the epistemic humility to transcend their own sophisticated blind spots. At its core, dysrationalia illuminates why raw intelligence so frequently misses the greatest wealth transfer of our lifetime. Bitcoin does not merely probe your economic understanding. It reveals whether your intellect serves relentless truth-seeking or subtle ego preservation. The wise break free through genuine curiosity and skin in the game. The dysrational remain brilliantly equipped—yet stranded on the wrong side of history.
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John Dawson
John Dawson@winthewestback·
@SteaknShake Definitely not because of Bitcoin. It’s because Steak ‘n Shake is making an effort to use better ingredients.
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Steak 'n Shake@SteaknShake·
Can you guess what the main reason was for our 10% same-store sales increase last year? Success has many parents, but in this case Bitcoin is the answer to a lot of questions. 🚀
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BitcoinTreasuries.NET
BitcoinTreasuries.NET@BTCtreasuries·
JUST IN: Strategy $MSTR CEO Phong Le just said, "We’re providing a loan to #Bitcoin for 30%, and we’re giving a portion back to $STRC holders at 11.5%." "Banks earn 5-30% yields on loans, then share a portion with depositors." "That is how the digital credit ecosystem works" 👀🔥
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Ewan McGrath
Ewan McGrath@makemoneymoney6·
@BTCtreasuries We're watching a blow up in real time under the guise of: "this is how the digital credit ecosystem works" 1. there's no cash flows in either vehicle 2. you're providiing a loan to bitcoin for 30%? 30%? you say?? tic toc until this blows up..
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Graham Stephan
Graham Stephan@GrahamStephan·
Last week's post about selling my entire real estate portfolio went viral with over 3M views. But a lot of people asked me: “If you’re exiting real estate, where is that money actually going?” It’s a fair question. For over a decade, my identity as an investor was tied to real estate and rental properties. But this mindset that built my initial wealth isn't serving me in 2026. Between insurance costs doubling and the legal landscape becoming a nightmare, the math no longer works. So, here is the mindset I’m using for the Great Rotation: I am prioritizing simplicity over prestige and complexity. Stocks have always been the most consistent part of my portfolio. Now I'm doubling down on them. This is puzzling to some people who are building dry powder – after all, valuations in 2026 could be distorted due to AI hype. But from past experience, every time I’ve tried to be cautious and wait for a dip, I’ve regretted it. Consistency has always beaten timing, and trying to time the market has never worked. I'm also changing the mix of stocks I hold. I’m allocating more into international and emerging markets as a hedge. I think these are undervalued given how much room there is for productivity gains and smartphone adoption as AI scales globally. Over the last year, my international stocks have outperformed the S&P500 and I think there's potentially more asymmetric upside there. This wasn't an easy pivot to make, but this was a necessary course correction. I had to be honest with myself about what was actually working versus what I was familiar with. I’ve just posted the complete, line-by-line breakdown of my new 2026 portfolio on Substack. I’m covering exactly how I’m allocating the real estate proceeds, my increased Bitcoin position, and even the collectibles that are keeping pace with the S&P 500. I'll drop the link in the comments.
Graham Stephan@GrahamStephan

I’ve spent a decade telling people to do what I do: "Buy and Hold." Now I've decided to list my entire real estate portfolio for sale and walk away. It started slow. The bills, the maintenance, the tax increases... but the final straw was when I tried to develop an ADU to do exactly what the city of LA claims it wants investors like me to do: Create more housing. You'd think they'd make it easier, but after two delayed inspections, a sewer pipe replacement that needed 75 days advance notice, and a city-owned tree that became my responsibility, I'd had enough. The identity of being a real-estate guy is very hard to walk away from, trust me. For a long time, I stayed just because real estate was my "thing." It’s how I started. It’s what I’m known for. It led to every good thing in my life. But that blinded me to the fact that just because something served me in the past, it doesn't mean things haven't changed in the present. The reality of 2026 finally stripped the emotion away. My LA rentals are netting about 4-5% after the constant background noise of taxes, insurance spikes, and repairs. Meanwhile, a risk-free Treasury pays 5%. The trade-off just doesn't make sense any more. I’m reallocating to a liquid portfolio that actually lets me focus on the work I love. I published a deep dive on my Substack about the ADU nightmare that broke my patience, the exact numbers behind the exit, and where I’m moving the money next to buy back my sanity. I'll drop the link here in a bit.

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BitcoinSapiens ⚡️
BitcoinSapiens ⚡️@BitcoinSapiens·
BULLISH: New academic research shows Bitcoin hitting $1M by early 2027 and $5M by 2031 if current demand levels continue. 🚀
BitcoinSapiens ⚡️ tweet media
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the dude
the dude@Tom_Bombadil_·
@newstart_2024 Its called TRT+Tren. Dude did not gain 50 lbs of muscle on creatine. Lol
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Camus
Camus@newstart_2024·
Bradley Cooper made creatine sound like a legit daily upgrade on Joe Rogan. He naturally bulked from 84 kg to 108 kg (185 to 238 lbs) for a role, then restarted creatine while joining a push-up challenge with other dads at his kids’ school: 150 push-ups a day (or pay $10 into the pot). Hit 800 total and the winnings fund a Chinatown meal. Creatine kicked his strength and consistency into high gear. Joe added that it’s incredible for the brain too — and science backs it: studies show creatine monohydrate can improve muscle strength, speed up recovery, and even support memory and cognitive processing speed. Bradley joked he can’t tell the brain difference because of all the Zyns he chews, but the gains speak for themselves. Cheap, safe, and effective — no wonder it’s quietly becoming a staple again. Who else is taking creatine right now — and have you noticed real differences in strength, recovery, energy, or mental sharpness?
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