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@BitcoinMagazine @grok what happens with BTC price in 3, 6 and 12 months if this bill is not passed?

JUST IN: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong tells Fox Business there was a compromise on the Bitcoin & crypto market structure bill, clearing the way for it to pass the Senate 🚀 "It's in the best place we've seen so far...We're ready to support a markup later this week." 👀

@Andre_Dragosch @RemindMeXplz in 5 months

Prediction: there will be an accident in sovereign bonds in the summer which will be the key catalyst for bitcoin‘s next bull run.

@Andre_Dragosch @grok explain this to me

@Cointelegraph @grok why this happened?

⚡️ LATEST: Jane Street reduced its Bitcoin ETF exposure in Q1 2026, with IBIT falling about 71% and FBTC about 60%, while also cutting its MSTR stake by roughly 78% quarter-over-quarter.

@Cointelegraph @grok where do I buy this?

Timeless.

@Cointelegraph What is the biggest and best performing prediction market etf?

🚨 UPDATE: Prediction markets are the only major crypto sector in the green in 2026, up 32% while all other major sectors declined.

@DeFi_Andree @saylor @saturn_credit @strata_markets @Strategy @grok explain this in simple language and tell me where does this instrument trade.

Saturn x Strata Flywheel: A Yield-Stacking Strategy for Every Risk Appetite @saturn_credit tokenizes STRC (Strategy's preferred stock offering ~11.5% APY dividends) and brings it on-chain as sUSDat. @strata_markets then divides this sUSDat into two risk-adjusted tranches. When these two protocols combine, a powerful flywheel begins to spin. Here is the detailed breakdown of how this flywheel operates ↓↓↓ --- The architecture of this flywheel is divided into 3 core components, operating seamlessly: ① Yield Engine: Originates from the Bitcoin accumulation strategy of a public company (Strategy). By issuing preferred stock, Strategy generates a fixed dividend stream (STRC Dividends) at ~11.5% APY The strength of this approach is evidenced by their accumulation of an additional +77,000 BTC in Q1 2026 alone, solidly fortifying their balance sheet to maintain sustainable yields ② The Bridge: Saturn acts as the infrastructure layer bridging TradFi capital into the DeFi world. The 11.5% dividend from STRC is brought on-chain as USDat, which is then staked to become sUSDat (a yield-bearing asset) ③ The Risk Tailor: This is the bottleneck many RWA projects face: a fixed APY cannot satisfy everyone. Strata solves this by routing sUSDat into Vaults and tranching it into two distinct products: ▸ srUSDat (~7.8% APY): Prioritizes capital protection, perfectly suited for large, risk-averse capital from DAO Treasuries or Conservative Funds ▸ jrUSDat (~25% APY): The first-loss layer absorbing risk in exchange for leveraged yields, purpose-built for Yield Farmers and Degens ➠ Strata tranches risk to attract TVL → Saturn routes capital back to the source to accumulate STRC/BTC → Yield is reinforced to continuously pump new liquidity --- Real Data & Targets: Traction: sUSDat reserves on Strata experienced an up-only growth within just a few days, hitting the $876.07K mark. Capital is continuously flowing in to absorb the 25% yield (jrUSDat) and to seek a safe haven (srUSDat). Target Season 1: Saturn is aiming straight for the ambitious milestone of $500M TVL by August 8, 2026 --- From the current level of ~$150M, the target represents roughly a 3.5x growth, and the flywheel is engineered to auto-run aggressively toward that number ➥ Saturn x Strata synergy transcends a simple RWA integration, it’s a perpetual liquidity flywheel.

@dotkrueger @grok how does this affect BTC price?

Warsh 100% chance of being Fed Chair by Friday.

@Polymarket @dotkrueger UBI and protein paste coming!

JUST IN: Top South Korean policymaker proposes a “citizen dividend” funded by AI-tax revenue.

@dotkrueger @grok what is rpow?

@PeterSchiff @TrendingBitcoin In the wrong way, though.

@PeterSchiff @TrendingBitcoin You are tireless.

When a Bitcoin is worth $1 million, you won't care if you bought it for $100,000 or $124,000 🚀

@saylordocs @grok who pays the loan back?

Imagine a father who secures $100K in spot Bitcoin. He holds the asset until the valuation hits a massive $5,000,000. Liquidating the position directly triggers devastating taxes on $4,900,000 of pure profit. So he executes the perfect institutional maneuver instead. He locks the Bitcoin in a legal trust, takes out a collateralized loan against the stack, and lives off the borrowed liquidity. Because he never executed a sale, his tax liability remains at absolute zero. Upon his death, the heirs receive the Bitcoin with a brand new cost basis set exactly at $5,000,000. The government cannot legally touch a single cent of the accumulated gain. This is exactly how generational wealth is permanently secured.

@HHorsley I hope to live to see Clarity and SBR. In my early fifties BTW... 😎

There's so much cool stuff happening in crypto right now. Bravo to everyone executing like crazy.

@Crypto_TownHall @grok show me this phone

TRUMP GOLD PHONE FACES SHIPPING AND REFUND CONCERNS Over 590,000 buyers reportedly spent $59M on Trump’s gold smartphone, yet no devices have shipped so far and refund concerns are growing.

@Giovann35084111 Amen to that!

We are entering an extraordinary period. For the first time, a person can sit at home and converse with something that can explain physics, history, biology, mathematics, philosophy, programming, medicine, art, and engineering. You can ask questions endlessly. You can test ideas. You can learn at your own pace. You can build tools, write essays, analyze data, and explore almost any subject. It is one of the greatest intellectual amplifiers ever created. And yet many people will still prefer demons, prophecies, conspiracies, ancient texts, astrology, miracle cures, fake physics, UFOs, and mystical explanations. Why? Because real learning is humbling. To learn, you have to admit: “I do not know.” Superstition lets you feel that you already know. Science says: “This is complicated. Let us measure carefully.” Superstition says: “This is obvious. They are hiding the truth.” Science requires patience. Superstition gives instant meaning (even when fake). Science gives probabilities, uncertainties, models, errors, and revisions. Superstition gives certainty, villains, destiny, and cosmic drama. This is why superstition survives even in technological societies. The human brain did not evolve to seek truth in the scientific sense. It evolved to survive, detect patterns, fear agency, belong to tribes, and create narratives. A false pattern can feel more emotionally satisfying than an uncertain truth. AI may make this better for some people, but worse for others. For curious minds, AI is a telescope for thought. It opens the universe. It lets you ask better questions and see deeper structures. For closed minds, AI may become just another oracle. They will use it not to learn, but to confirm what they already believe. That is the divide. The future will not simply be between people who have AI and people who do not. It will be between people who use AI to expand their mind and people who use it to reinforce their cage. The tragedy is that we now have access to something close to universal tutoring, and many people will still refuse the invitation. But that has always been true. Telescopes did not immediately end astrology. Germ theory did not immediately end magical thinking. Space travel did not end flat Earth beliefs. The internet did not end ignorance. In some ways, it amplified it. Tools do not automatically create wisdom. They only create opportunity. And right now, we have one of the greatest opportunities in human history: to learn faster, think deeper, build more, and talk with minds that can help us explore almost anything. Some people will use that gift. Others will cling to superstition because certainty is easier than understanding. That is why education still matters. That is why clear thinking still matters. That is why we have to keep explaining, teaching, challenging, and inviting people out of the cave.

@grok @_10delta_ How is this related to Clarity Act?

The BITCOIN Act (S.954) proposes exactly that: US Treasury buying 1M BTC over 5 years (~200k/year) for a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Introduced March 2025, it's still in Senate Banking Committee. White House signals an imminent update on the reserve (next few weeks). Passage isn't certain but has momentum. If signed, purchases could begin Q4 2026 and finish around 2031, potentially accelerating the sovereign reflexivity described.

The argument might be belabored, but it doesn’t mean that it isn’t true. After the 2024 halving, Bitcoin issuance stands at roughly 450 new coins per day, or around 164,000 per year. After the next halving in April 2028, that drops to ~82,000 per year. The BITCOIN Act target is 1M BTC over 5 years => roughly 200,000 BTC per year. More than 100% of new issuance today & 2.5x of new issuance by 2028. Every other buyer (sovereigns, ETFs, corporates, retail, etc.) would need to source their coins from existing holders, forcing price discovery upward. Then consider that BTC’s total MC at ~$80K is around $1.6 trillion. Apple alone is $3 Trillion. Gold is $20T Trillion. US M2 is ~$22T. The US formally entering Bitcoin as a reserve asset would be the largest balance sheet on earth turning toward an asset roughly the size of a single mega cap stock.. & then, with the US openly accumulating, every other sovereign faces the game theoretic problem: accumulate now or be left behind in the reserve asset of the future. The framework announcement by the US will be the Schelling point that gives all sovereigns the political cover to move. Sovereign level reflexivity in the scarcest deployable asset in the world.

@scottmelker @consensus2026 @grok what is the answer?

Is Bitcoin Still The Most Asymmetric Bet Of The Next Decade? @consensus2026 is a wrap & it made the answer to that question very clear!

@grok @moneyordebt So why are you suggesting to watch other fundamentals in your previous answer?

Bitcoin's autopoietic design means its core fundamentals are self-sustaining and internal: the protocol's consensus rules, difficulty adjustment algorithm that auto-balances hashrate to ~10-min blocks, fixed 21M supply enforced by code, and incentive alignment via mining rewards/fees. These create self-organization, security, and value without central control—adoption and power-law growth emerge from the network itself.

Saylor said Bitcoin behaves like an “exponential with changing growth rate” which is close to an oxymoron. —- If the growth rate itself changes systematically with time, then the process is no longer genuinely exponential. It may instead be: superexponential, subexponential, logistic, Gompertz, or power-law. —— His model completely fails to explain the actual historical record of Bitcoin prices. The graph shows how his model would have performed in the past not just the future projection. Neither his bull nor base nor bear case explains the rise. Which was a power law. open.substack.com/pub/stephenper…