Caffe' Satoshi

$500,000,000 Minted in USDC mint.

This time it feels like Bitcoin is back

@thePitOfGravel @CJKonstantinos Exactly my point.

@CaffeSatoshi @CJKonstantinos All these schemes are stealing the money of gullible people.

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@OSUFanBigTime Ok. Good for you. Now go away. You missed the point completely.

@CaffeSatoshi The rising price of bitcoin due to electrical costs is inflation. It’s no different than the rising costs to transport goods due to the rising costs of gasoline. It’s all inflationary

📣 Hear me out: Electricity prices going up all around the world (due to an energy shock brought by Iran war), will mean that Bitcoin miners incur more expenses to mine 1 Bitcoin. Thus, the Bitcoin price will have to go up as it never went below the average Mining price

@OSUFanBigTime I said what I said. Did not mention inflation.

@CaffeSatoshi Are you talking about the Bitcoin price or the mining price? If the price of mining goes up then the Bitcoin price will go up. Don’t tell anyone of this dilemma as Bitcoin is supposed to be immune to inflation

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@OSUFanBigTime What's your point?!!!!

@CaffeSatoshi You said, “the Bitcoin price will have to go up”

@CJKonstantinos Anyone going into debt thinking it's going to end well is crazy. Debt is worse than gambling.

There is a balance between debt and equity. To maximize efficiency you need both. Imagine a company that couldnt pull forward revenues to expand supply and service demand. My favorite power of bitcoin equity is that it maintains its value (1 btc = 1 btc) while the debt held against it is diluted in real terms. This creates a massive advantage for the borrower versus only securing debt with your promise of expended time & energy.

@OSUFanBigTime I am talking about mining price!!!!!

@CaffeSatoshi What? That’s inflation and Bitcoin is immune to inflation

@CJKonstantinos Fo not get into debt

@CaffeSatoshi The same way you pay a regular mortgage, with your cash flow. No such thing as a free lunch. If dont earn money to service a debt, you shouldn't take out a debt. Finance 101.

@manvsgolf2 @Kimahri_x 🙏

@Kimahri_x @CaffeSatoshi Hes not wrong

I now believe this is the REAL reason the US is attacking Iran 👇 The first Bitcoin war. What if all this stuff with Trump threatening to bomb Iran’s power grid… isn’t really about nukes or “sending a message”? What if it’s about killing their Bitcoin mining? Because Iran has figured out how to print money that sanctions can’t touch. Like, they’ve got around 700,000 mining rigs running on state-subsidized electricity so cheap, they can mine a Bitcoin for like $1,000. Think about that. The IRGC is basically running a $7.8 billion shadow economy off of crypto. Last time the U.S. took a swing at their grid, the global hashrate dropped 15% overnight. Overnight. Now Trump’s out here talking about a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. His own son launches a massive U.S. mining operation. And publicly he’s yelling “America will be the crypto capital of the world.” But you don’t become #1 by competing with a rogue state that mines cheaper than everyone on Earth. You bomb their cheap electricity back to the Stone Age. Seriously, think about it. While everyone’s obsessing over centrifuges and news headlines, the real fight is over Bitcoin dominance. Iran’s grid goes dark, their rigs go dark, and suddenly U.S. miners, plus the Trump family’s own operation, have zero competition at scale. Makes you wonder

@Kimahri_x Please teach us. LOL

@CaffeSatoshi Do you know how bitcoin works? Lol

Was I right?

Cooler-than-expected inflation Kevin Warsh can cut rates now

🚨 US June CPI just dropped: 3.5% YoY (beat expectations of 3.8%) and core at 2.6%! Cooler-than-expected inflation = less pressure on the Fed to hike. This is fuel for Bitcoin and risk-on environment incoming as rate cut hopes rise. $BTC to the moon? 🌕

Billionaires already leaving California, most setting up in San Francisco to avoid the new "California Billionaire Tax"

Softer inflation expected. (official data to be released in less than 30 minutes)

@blackwidowbtc by dangerous, i meant they give newbies a false sense of security

@CaffeSatoshi Can't help but notice that myself Wouldn't call these dangerous, but they are largely useless They don't really show more than what we can already see with the candles

John Bollinger, the inventor of the Bollinger bands, said he went long on Bitcoin on the 6th May 2026, just before Bitcoin crashed further towards 60k-65k. Presumably John Bollinger should have been using his tools (bollinger bands) to the best, since he invented them! This continues to confirm what I have been saying for a long time: how useless (and actually dangerous!) the Bollinger bands are. Cannot tag John B. since he banned me for pointing this out. 🤷

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@CaffeSatoshi Adam is done. Epstein visitor. End of debate

It's interesting that Adam Back opposes BIP-110, because his own work helped shape one of Bitcoin's core ideas. Long before Bitcoin existed, Adam Back invented Hashcash, a proof-of-work system designed to combat email spam. The concept was simple but elegant: don't ban spam, make it economically expensive. Legitimate users barely notice the cost, while mass spammers suddenly face a significant financial burden. Satoshi Nakamoto considered Hashcash so important that it became one of the foundational building blocks referenced in the Bitcoin whitepaper. In fact, Adam Back was the first person Satoshi contacted before publishing Bitcoin, specifically to verify the Hashcash citation. This is why Adam Back's opposition to BIP-110 is philosophically consistent. Hashcash never tried to decide which emails were "good" or "bad." It didn't censor content. It simply used economic incentives to make abuse expensive. Likewise, Bitcoin's blockspace is already protected by a market. If someone wants to fill blocks with arbitrary data, they must compete by paying transaction fees. Those fees are earned by miners and ultimately strengthen Bitcoin's security budget. The market, not protocol-level content filtering, determines what gets included. Adam Back has argued that BIP-110 attempts to solve a problem by introducing consensus restrictions where fee economics already provide an incentive-based mechanism. He has also warned that making protocol changes without broad consensus risks harming Bitcoin's credibility and setting an undesirable precedent. @adam3us