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Brett Hagmann
@BrettHagmann
Follower of and believer in Jesus Christ. Family man. Weightlifter. Outdoors man. BTC bull
Katılım Kasım 2023
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OG unloading. Imagine all the coins from 2009-2020 purchased from $0-$10k. Over 3/4 BTC supply was mined and put into circulation during this time. What we are experiencing is an asset being transitioned to new buyers at $75-$80k from sellers at $0-10k. It’s just going to take time for big buyers to absorb that energy before it can be harnessed.
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@JoeSquawk @saylor Wish I was tuned in to bitcoin then. I wasn’t aware of the problem it solved until 2023 and I have been saving in it ever since. Looking forward to the OG selling to run out and bitcoin can start to realize its true value.
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@BrettHagmann @saylor Misspoke. Like it mattered to the discussion. Sue me. You buy at 5k after I said this in 2019? cryptonews.net/news/bitcoin/1…
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This morning on CNBC, I discussed the case for Digital Credit $STRC, its impact on $MSTR, and my long-term $BTC forecast with @JoeSquawk.
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@dotkrueger Cuban endorsed Kamala…. How serious can we possibly take his opinions?
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Just in: a mathematical system has "lost the plot".
Neil Jacobs@NeilJacobs
NEW ‼️ - BILLIONAIRE MARK CUBAN: I SOLD MOST OF MY BITCOIN. IT’S LOST THE PLOT.
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@wlauten07 @TheBTCTherapist I think you are exactly right and the OG‘s are selling in a controlled manner and that’s why the continuous buying by strategy and others isn’t moving the price up right now. But we know this will change when the OG coins run out.
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The believe the only good answer is sell pressure from long-term holders. While institutions have been massive buyers, a large amount of Bitcoin has simultaneously come out of cold storage from OG holders, early miners, and long-term investors taking profits.
In other words: institutions have been buying aggressively, but a lot of that buying has been absorbed by individuals selling, not by new issuance.
This is why price has lagged the obvious supply/demand imbalance. The real game-changing moment will come when that OG sell pressure finally dries up.
When long-term holders stop selling into institutional demand, the math gets bullish very quickly. Higher.
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The belief is powered by the solution that BTC is, which is a technology that makes money honest and true. An engineered money as Saylor says. A checks and balances monetary network that is designed to preserve our physical energy, time, and effort. Whether it is used for money in the future or whether it is the backing for it, its purpose is served. Once we can get past the point of it being traded, we will see its true value.
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"Bitcoin has no intrinsic value."
Let me translate that.
Nike shoes cost $8 to make. They sell for $180.
The difference?
A swoosh. A story. Collective belief.
A Picasso is paint on canvas.
A Rolex is just a clock.
A Louis Vuitton bag is stitched fabric.
You have never once demanded intrinsic value from anything you paid a premium for.
"Intrinsic value" is a phrase people reach for when they haven't thought about where value actually comes from.
It comes from belief. Always has.
Bitcoin's believers are just the ones who wrote it into unbreakable math.
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Rory has the worst soundbites of all time.
Remember when he got paid $2m to go play the Aus Open and was like “this isn’t even the best course in the city!!”
Default response is always “don’t you want honesty?? he owes us nothing”
Doesn’t mean I can’t call him a twat 🤷♂️
Dan Rapaport@Daniel_Rapaport
Rory McIlroy: "I think a bunched leaderboard like this, I think it's a sign of a not-great setup...it hasn't really enabled anyone to separate themselves. It's easy to make a ton of pars...it feels like bogey's the worst score you're going to shoot on any one hole."
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The combination of gusting winds, consequential shots and tough greens is making for a proper US Open style test out there at Aronimink, but these guys have got to play faster. 5 and a half to 6 hour rounds are just unacceptable.
As Brooks said: “start stroking guys.”
Flushing It@flushingitgolf
PGA Championship leader Alex Smalley’s group teed off at 8:51am. They’ve been out there for more than 3 and a half hours and are currently on their 11th hole. The pace of play out there is brutal.
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🚨🗣️⛳️ #TAKING ISSUE — Rory McIlroy is not pleased with the course setup at Aronimink: “I think a bunched leaderboard like this, I think it's a sign of a not-great setup... it hasn't really enabled anyone to separate themselves. It's easy to make a ton of pars...it feels like bogey's the worst score you're going to shoot on any one hole.”
Do you agree with Rory? @TrackingRory

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Scottie Scheffler called Friday's pin locations at the PGA Championship "kind of absurd."
"This is the hardest set of pin locations that I've seen since I've been on Tour, and that includes U.S. Opens, that includes Oakmont. I did ask, I asked Fooch, who caddies for Justin Rose. He's been around a long time -- and I asked Teddy too -- have you seen anything like this before? They said maybe Shinnecock is the only place they have seen that has pins that could compare to this."
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@Top100Rick Agreed! It’s all bc of money - fedex cup. When money becomes the end all be all it ends up ruining things. Look at LIV….
Majors are too crammed. I loved April Masters, June US Open, July British Open, and August PGA
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@realMaalouf Bc his voters weren’t born yet or still in diapers at the time
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@CarsleyGolf Give me a break. You can “take care of your family” for less than $500 million dollars
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