Jason

@madaomoshiroi He was a musical genius. Beautiful.

ベートーヴェンがどうやってこの曲を思いついたのか想像つかない

@JoshMandell6 @TimKotzman Thanks Tim 🙏🏻

Have you said thank you once to @TimKotzman for going all in and dedicating his life to Bitcoin?

@JoshMandell6 Correct

Dr. Who: Knock-Knock Who's there

@ryQuant 4,000 from me. 👍

5,000 votes 'For' the change to semi-monthly $STRC dividends.

@JoshMandell6 @Mitch_BTC21 Exactly how I felt. 😂

LMAO

@w_s_bitcoin If it makes you happy. 😃

Is it worth spending 200k sats a month to keep building new dashboards for my site? Here's the latest one I just added. Unit of Account dashboard that lets you compare any two currencies and even animate the historical exchange rate.

@ericson4smith Facts. I've had Pad Thai once just to say I had it.. Meh.. I've had countless pad kra paos. DELICIOUS. Aroi Mak Mak

Pad Krawpow so much greater better and tastier than Pad Thai And it’s not even close. I’ll fight if you say otherwise. And I’d win.

@nocontextmemes 4

@Judianna A sponge. An animal that can't move.

I’m thinking snail. 🐌

@BellaBaddie__ $400 they took no risk and doubled their money. More than fair.

A friend lends you $200 to gamble and you win $200M, how much are you giving your friend?

Sell in May and go away...

@dinosaurs1969 36

@saylor A lot more than I bought this week. 😜

Strategy has acquired 535 BTC for ~$43.0 million at ~$80,340 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 9.4% YTD 2026. As of 5/10/2026, we hodl 818,869 $BTC acquired for ~$61.86 billion at ~$75,540 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

@washghost1 Don't feed it after midnight.

Where does one acquire a mouse lemur

@TheBTCTherapist Nice starter portfolio.

A good portfolio should at least have: 3-5 BTC in cold storage 10 BTC in brokerage account 1,000 shares of MSTR 10,000 shares of STRC Am I missing anything?

@hillery_dan Higher 👆

explain this chart to me like I am 4

@saylor @Strategy We’re going to need bigger dots.

Back to work. $BTC

@saylor @WorldDefi Take me to the moon 🌙

₿ook your flight.

$STRC is a passenger jet. $BTC is a fighter jet. $MSTR is a rocket ship.

@Jhonffonseca x.com/AmyShiraTeitel…

Este es el audio que el mundo esperó 61 años para escuchar. 1965. Misión Gemini VII. Dos astronautas, Frank Borman y Jim Lovell, solos en órbita terrestre, a cientos de kilómetros sobre un planeta que aún no había pisado la Luna. Y entonces, en la oscuridad absoluta del espacio, rompen el silencio: “Houston… tenemos un bogey a las 10 en punto, alto.” Un “bogey”. Término militar para objeto no identificado. No era uno. Los astronautas reportaron varios objetos moviéndose de forma extraña alrededor de su cápsula. Describieron “partículas brillantes” flotando contra el fondo negro del vacío, objetos que parecían seguirlos, aparecer y desaparecer, desafiando cualquier explicación sencilla. Durante 61 años este audio permaneció clasificado. Casi seis décadas de silencio oficial. Ahora, por primera vez, puedes escuchar las voces reales de dos hombres que vieron algo que la NASA nunca terminó de explicar. ¿Debris? ¿Fenómeno óptico? ¿O… algo más? Escucha con atención. En el vacío del espacio, hasta el susurro más breve puede cambiar la historia.

“I don’t get it...” (watch till the end)