Infinte Entropy

@TFTC21 @MartyBent Bingo. There are those photos of Saylor hanging out with the Trump family 3-6 months ago.

"I'm not saying I believe it, I think it's plausible, but that Strategy is the strategic reserve." @MartyBent on whether Strategy is the US government's shadow Bitcoin accumulation play.

@MrHodl I will abide by the results of this poll.

Just a reminder... Elon didn't just accept Bitcoin, he did it the right way. Real addresses. Self custody. Used his own node. His team even helped patch bugs in BTCPay Server. He used Bitcoin as actual money. He was a true economic node in the network. That single move did more for real Bitcoin adoption than anything else. And lets not forget that SpaceX still holds real Bitcoin on their balance sheet to this day. We know they actually have it. Meanwhile Saylor is still just stacking IOUs and shilling corporate digital credit bullshit. Elon, if you're reading this, bring Bitcoin payments back to Tesla. Were waiting.

@Dikardo3 @natbrunell I’m not whining. Just helping guide folks. There are some ideas that are so important that go beyond the number of zeros in a bank account. As of right now, Bitcoin is the best shot we have at sound money for humanity until we’re in a post scarcity society.

@EntropicWaves @natbrunell 83 cents??? You shouldn't even be on your phone in the trenches on x whining about this then my guy. You should be retired and not giving AF cyber hornet.

One thing I don’t understand about Bitcoin X right now is why so many personal attacks are happening between people who actually know each other, sometimes very well. They’ve shared meals, have each other’s phone numbers, and in some cases know each other’s families. Why not pick up the phone? Or sit down over dinner and talk through the disagreement? If both people want the discussion to be public, host an X Space where tone, nuance, and real conversation are possible. Maybe those conversations are happening behind the scenes and we just don’t see them. But from the outside, the endless back-and-forth posts often strip away tone and context, reducing complex disagreements to something much more superficial. More often than not, they seem to create more division than understanding. Maybe I’m alone on this, but if someone has an issue with me, I’d much rather they call me. I’d rather hear their voice, understand where they’re coming from, and let them hear mine.

@Dikardo3 @natbrunell You’d better believe it. I’ve been in the space since slashdot. I was late at 83 cent Bitcoin.

@EntropicWaves @natbrunell Lmao. "Cyber hornets". You people bought the whole psyop hook, line and sinker. Are you a cyber hornet too bud?

@cykros @worshipbitcoin That’s the cool part about Bitcoin. You can believe that and it’s fine and Michael can believe what he’s doing is right and that’s fine. Tick tock next block.

@EntropicWaves @worshipbitcoin Accelerate is right. He's got a high time preference if nothing else and is almost as much of a Bitcoiner as Vitalik.

To me this is the most significant pivot I've seen from Saylor yet👇 What happened to $21M per BTC in 21 years? "To go from $100,000 right now where we are, to a million dollars a coin, we need capital. And that means credit. And we either need digital credit that companies like Strategy and Strive create, or you need bank credit,which gets created by Morgan Stanley and Citigroup and JP Morgan. If they don't enter the market, then Bitcoin stagnates amongst the fundamentalist.And if it stagnates, at best, it becomes 0.1% of the world's capital structure."

@real_vijay thedailystory.com/future-news/20…

The Fix? Deleveraging. The cleanest way out is to sell a chunk of BTC now to secure years of dividend runway. Yes, it hurts the "never sell" narrative and pressures the current BTC price, but deleveraging is the most direct way to restore long-term market confidence. I don't like this solution but I also don't like the amount of financial engineering involved. Over the long course of financial history, financial engineering rarely works out well.

The 4 Levels of MSTR’s Financial Engineering, how we got here, and why the market is flashing warning signs today. 🧵

@NearlyCooked @Dude__Duderson And the Rivian will be in the shop all the time. I thought about switching to one a few years ago, but their support network is garbage.

@Dude__Duderson Get an R2. Way better looking.

I'm really feeling like this might need to be a thing.

I’ve been doing stuff like this with Opus. Excited to test it with Fable…when it comes back.

Soon…

@AnthropicAI Marketing stunt 101. Love it.

The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees. The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance. Access to all other Claude models is not affected. We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible. Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…

@peter_szilagyi I think open local models will prevail at some point.

The scary part about Anthorpic's Fable nerf is not that it refuses to answer biology or cryptography. It's that it foreshadows what's coming. A world where a couple companies decide what you can and cannot do. They're building a new ruling class and you're not in it...

@saylor and @Strategy are going to sell more Bitcoin, and that’s okay. thedailystory.com/future-news/20…

@katyXBT Buy

This $59k dip has me questioning everything. You selling or buying more?

@stats_feed August 2026: $148k

Bitcoin price Oct 2021: $62k Jun 2026: $62k

It’s funny because then attempting that will just drive local model innovation. Which the tech industry will need. Chip/Memory producers are looking at this all wrong. Yes, data center needs will be sky high for this tech, but it’s basically going to be winner takes all….so that means There will be a data center implosion. At the same time, local AI will be so transformative that it will likely create a 100x demand for new personal computers. The current data center race assumes those locations will remote the compute so you won’t need new sophisticated personal devices, but that’s not going to happen. Reality and the market will land somewhere in between. People that fully lean into AI will be able to drastically outcompete and outperform those that don’t. Interesting times ahead…

🚨: Sam altman says people may soon have to pay metered bills for ai just like electricity and water

@DaveShapi My question is how that plays into people getting wasted usage on their accounts or perhaps more importantly their API spend. That’s basically stealing money. I burned through $100 of overage usage spending in an hour without doing any heavy tasks. Something seems off…

We freaking knew it. We called it.

@XHabib I would sell my model x to grab one of these for sure

If Tesla released a classic SUV it would probably outpace the Model Y in sales Would you want this?