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Brian Cubellis
@BackslashBTC
Chief Strategy Officer @OnrampBitcoin \\\\\\\\ Partner @Early_Riders
Katılım Mart 2011
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shoulda just bought some corn @Meta

Polymarket@Polymarket
JUST IN: Meta announces they'll be shutting down the Metaverse, after pouring $80,000,000,000.00 into the project.
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@denverbitcoin @OnrampBitcoin That’s a fair point. But id say the similarity is that those megacap names are tech network effect stories, and so is bitcoin.
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@OnrampBitcoin Gold is a fair comparison, as it’s a commodity as well.
Companies leveraging public markets aren’t appropriate comparisons for a host of reasons/differences.
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Stablecoins settled $33 trillion in transaction volume in 2025, which is over double what Visa's transaction volume was during the period. Outstanding supply hit nearly $307 billion, which is up 49% in a single year.
We outline how stablecoins are the future of digital payments in our latest report:
"How Stablecoins Are Changing Fintech Infrastructure"

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@BorisJohnson Wow
I’ve long suspected Boris Johnson is a genius and now I’m hearing tales that he’s cooked up a paywalled dailymail blog that makes me fear I’m right.
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I've long suspected Bitcoin is a giant Ponzi scheme and now I'm hearing tales of woe that make me fear I'm right.
mol.im/a/15643681
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Gold was money for thousands of years across every civilization on earth for one simple reason: hardness.
It was hard to produce, difficult to counterfeit, and its supply grew slowly and predictably.
But here's what nobody could solve for decades: hardness could not exist in the digital world.
Every file, every image, every piece of digital information can be copied infinitely at zero cost.
Digital scarcity was a contradiction.
It was considered impossible.
Until bitcoin.
Through proof-of-work and the difficulty adjustment, Satoshi solved a problem that computer scientists had been wrestling with since the dawn of the internet.
He engineered absolute digital scarcity.
Bitcoin demands massive real-world energy expenditure to mine new coins. And no matter how much mining power joins the network, the difficulty adjustment recalibrates so the issuance schedule never accelerates.
You could throw the entire energy output of the planet at bitcoin mining tomorrow and it would still produce the same number of coins on the same schedule.
The supply is completely inelastic to demand.
That's what makes it harder than gold. When gold prices rise, miners dig more, explore more, produce more. Gold's supply bends to incentives. Bitcoin's does not. It just gets harder to mine.
Bitcoin's total supply asymptotically approaches 21 million. As of the 4th halving in April 2024, bitcoin's annual supply inflation rate (~0.85%) has crossed below gold's (~1.6%). Bitcoin is now harder money than gold. Harder than any other asset on earth.
20 million BTC have already been mined. Fewer than 1 million remain, and they'll take over 114 years to issue.
There are over 60 million millionaires on earth.
They can't all own a single bitcoin.
The hardest money ever created is already here.

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@sf_hodl @LeveredUSTs Yea I mean it’d be crazy if they weren’t thinking about BTC at all but I’m just not surprised it’s not on this infographic
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@BackslashBTC @LeveredUSTs Maybe they'll use their exchange partners for BTC. But overall, ew. Do better Mastercard.
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If you are AI maxxing / Vibe maxxing, reach out to droid extraordinaire @macrojack21 - the hours are long, but the mission is priceless.
Jackson@macrojack21
we are looking for the same here at @OnrampBitcoin reach out to me if you are vibe coding extrodinaire and can do a little bit of “agentmaxxing.”
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Most bitcoin investors don't talk about this.
When you have a family, custody stops being a tech problem and becomes a protection/legacy problem.
You're not optimizing for convenience anymore.
You're thinking about whether your grandchildren are going to be ok.
One of our clients called his custody solution "home"
Not a product. Not a platform. Home.
@OnrampBitcoin is the place where bitcoiners finally feel at home.
Home for their bitcoin, home for their wife to manage inheritance, home for their family to sleep well at night.
We will get the full videos up on Youtube shortly, but for now, schedule a time via the link in the comments to feel at home.
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