@ZynxBTC @LowCountryLovin Libertarians are just out-of-power-leftists.
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MssrChamplain
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@LowCountryLovin It's also ironic because Bitcoin is a free network.
They are hypocrites by trying to dictate what is correct or incorrect use of the network.
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It always amuses me when Bitcoiners get upset about whatever Saylor is saying or doing.
So what if he calls it digital capital. So what if he says STRC "is money."
Bitcoin means something different to everyone and that is precisely the point. It is a freedom network. People can do with it what they like.
The characterisation of him embracing DeFi as "shitcoining" is equally baffling.
I am a Bitcoin maxi and none of that stuff interests me personally, but if it channels capital into the Bitcoin network that would have otherwise found its way into "crypto" projects, that is a good thing. Full stop.
You could count on one hand the people who have done more for Bitcoin than this man. He has put Bitcoin on the balance sheets of corporations, into the hands of retail investors through STRC and onto the front pages of every major financial publication in the world.
Maybe spend less time critiquing the guy engineering a $1,000,000 Bitcoin and more time being grateful he is on our side.
Starting to think a lot of it is jealousy if I am being honest.
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@Mregypt They won’t do it but you can do it with other deposit lenders. It’s a good play.
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An interesting evolution of the Bitcoin → $STRC flywheel could be Bitcoin holders lending BTC directly into the system instead of selling it.
Instead of triggering a taxable sale:
• deposit BTC
• $MSTR/STRC deploys it into their strategy
• holder earns yield denominated in dollars or BTC
Basically turning Bitcoin into productive collateral without forcing holders to exit their position.
Thoughts?
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Starting in 2026, the "exit" from Bitcoin isn't Dollars.
It's Digital Credit.
Wealthy holders rotate BTC → digital credit → spend the yield → issuers buy more BTC.
Selling pressure becomes buying pressure. This may be the most bullish setup in Bitcoin's history.
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@OnrampBitcoin Wow, retarded take. Your cycle breaks easily. Not gonna be listening to your shit ever with poor analysis like this.
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“The moment Strategy sells its first Bitcoin, the structural cascade triggers. The ‘Strategy never sells’ thesis that underwrote the entire preferred stack has just been broken … a BTC sale, in other words, is not a recovery event. It is a regime-change event.“
Tree News@TreeNewsFeed
[🌲] SAYLOR: WE WILL PROBABLY SELL SOME BITCOIN TO PAY A DIVIDEND JUST TO INOCULATE THE MARKET JUST TO SEND THE MESSAGE THAT WE DID IT
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@btc_overflow I'm feeling pretty happy to sell some mstr gains to mtplf at 3pm today. exit before earnings?
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The AI-driven semiconductor bull run has been spectacular and fun to watch, but it still feels like slow motion compared to a bitcoin and bitcoin treasuries bull run.
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@boomer_btc @FurkanGozukara just because she’s too stupid to see the math in her world doesn’t mean its not there.
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@FurkanGozukara She is right to compare the two. I use Algebra everyday and nothing in this world could have been built without it. The world won’t work properly without a fair and uncensored monetary system either hence we have Bitcoin.
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Famous author Fran Lebowitz brilliantly compares Bitcoin to high school Algebra. She hilariously exposes how both are completely incomprehensible and utterly useless for everyday adult life. A perfect takedown of the crypto obsession!
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$MTPLF $MPJPY feels like it's just waiting for MARS listing approval to move. It's been lagging moves in bitcoin, but once Metaplanet has clarity on prefs it's game on.
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@ZynxBTC less than a mortgage? will be expensive for the government. at least real estate doesn’t emmigrate like the uni grads will. this reeks of desperation.
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You must read between the lines here.
The Government are expecting rampant inflation and are going to print a ton of money.
Buy Bitcoin to protect yourself.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 BREAKING: The Government has announced that interest rates on plan 2 and 3 student loans will be capped at 6% from September 1st
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@ZynxBTC yeah and its still seasoning. hasn’t held par much if any.
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Oh boy, another player has joined Saylor!
Expecting this number to grow over time but 113 Bitcoin is nothing to sniff at... especially when funded primarily through $SATA.
This is going to get seriously fun very soon.
₿ullish.
Matt Cole@ColeMacro
Strive has acquired 113 BTC for $7.75 million at an average cost of ~$68,577 per bitcoin. As of 4/2/2026 we hodl 13,741 $BTC. $ASST $SATA
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We are back.
I saw some people gloat that Strategy didn't buy any Bitcoin last week and that it was all over, but what they missed is, it was because it was the end of Q1.
Now we start Q2 with more Bitcoin.
₿ullish.
Michael Saylor@saylor
₿ack to Work.
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🚨 Be careful #Bitcoin might do this soon.
- Quantum threat to $BTC might dump the value very soon.
- Iran can mine BTC for 1300 USD and dump it on the market.
- Blackrock clients now knows Bitcoin is useless and might shift from buying to selling.
- Bitcoin uses dirty unsustainable energy to be mined. Not environmental.
- Bitcoin can be minted and forked into endless new type of Bitcoins.
Happy 1st April 😂🤢
I tried to fool my wife today said that Bitcoin dumped 50%. She checked her account with a bored face and said I have been with you for 25 years I know you won't react like this if it happens. I did the 😲 face btw.
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A rudimentary understanding of Bitcoin can lead you to posting very embarrassing things on the internet.
Bitcoin is a work of art. Truly.
If mining becomes unprofitable, Bitcoin's difficulty adjustment automatically reduces difficulty, restoring miner profitability.
It's one of the most powerful economic feedback loops ever created. It's what keeps the network stable regardless of price, mining costs, or hash power.
AI is complementary to Bitcoin, not adversarial.
Ran Neuner@cryptomanran
AI has killed Bitcoin forever. It became Bitcoin mining’s biggest competitor. Not another crypto. AI. Because both industries compete for the same thing: electricity. And right now, AI is willing to pay much more for it. Bitcoin mining revenue per MW: $57 – $129 AI data center revenue per MW: $200 – $500 Same electricity. But up to 8x more profitable. That’s why miners are starting to pivot. Core Scientific signed a massive AI hosting deal. Hut 8 signed a $7B AI infrastructure agreement. Cipher Mining cut its hashrate 51% to focus on AI compute. So a new question is emerging: If AI becomes the highest bidder for electricity, what happens to Bitcoin? In my new video, I break down: • Why miners are switching • What it means for hash rate • And the two scenarios that could play out for Bitcoin [link in comments]
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@DrCrypticX not all plan administrators unlock brokerlink, so there’s that. but good for you.
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I swear that I am the only person on X that talks about Fidelity Brokerlink 401k’s ability to buy $BTCFX
99% of people will tell you they can’t buy Bitcoin exposure in their 401k
Almost all 401k Brokerlink plans allow any mutual fund. No mutual funds hold spot BTC, but $BTCFX tracks spot BTC price using futures
Is that great? No. Fees are higher and it’s inefficient.
Is it better than all other mutual funds? Yes.
Do I take my 10% employer match and plow it into $BTCFX? Yes.
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@WalkDog1984 @saylor but governments have other options if they need cash, not just liquidating gold
they’re diversified
strategy has only bitcoin. btc doesn’t need to go to zero. if it stops going up for a sustained period of time, the cracks will start to show
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A Simple Theory of Digital Credit:
1. Acquire a large pool of appreciating capital ($BTC).
2. Issue credit ($STRC) against that capital, overcollateralized by the equity base.
3. Monetize a portion of the appreciation—directly or via derivatives ($MSTR)—to fund the dividend.
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@ZynxBTC its not rising near as fast as its purchases. a coiled spring
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On February 5th, Bitcoin had just crashed to $73k and $MSTR was trading below $112.
Buying when the market is in extreme fear has always paid off for me.
What many people miss is that $MSTR's NAV floor is constantly rising.
All you really have to do is give it time.
Bullish.
Zynx@ZynxBTC
I'm buying big today. I didn't think I'd get the opportunity to buy $MSTR under $112 again but here we are. The FUD is manufactured and Strategy are structurally sound. Could go lower but I'm very satisfied with this entry. Will keep buying on the way down. Ignore the noise.
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Is BTC/STRC the new 60/40?
If I do a Kelly analysis of a two-asset portfolio of Bitcoin and cash, should I:
(A) use T-bills or STRC for the ‘risk-free’ rate?
(B) use the Gambler’s Kelly or Continuous Kelly [(return - risk free rate)/ variance] version
Tune in to Physics of Bitcoin show 7 PM PDT
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@BTC_for_Freedom why would pbd invite someone who knows? he’s been shilling xrp for a few years now.
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He is saying bitcoin can be «wiped out with the push of a button». China tried to ban it. They failed. 🤷🏼
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@BTCBreadMan that dude can’t math. he’ll sell his STRC when the cc comes due and uncle sam will eat all his 1.1% with their 15% LTCG tax.
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@btc_overflow gotta wait for wall street to wake up this evening.
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I'm amazed to see bitcoin hold up as well as it has over the weekend despite significant escalation in Iran.
Have to think markets have not fully priced in the reality of extended disruption. You can't flick blown up infrastructure back on with a switch.
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