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@jackmallers is going extremely deep here. This hit hard and was a great reminder of WHY we bitcoin. Bitcoin is hope for a generation that has been left behind. Sending love to everyone. ❤️

⚡️The middle class is where the system hides its extraction because the middle class still believes obedience will be rewarded. The poor are visibly dependent. The rich are structurally insulated. The middle class is trapped inside the moral contract of responsibility. Work hard. Pay taxes. Buy insurance. Save for retirement. Don’t cheat. Don’t default. Don’t complain. Don’t take too much. Don’t fall behind. Keep your credit clean. Keep your kids on track. Keep your career moving. Keep the mortgage paid. Keep smiling. Then the system taxes that obedience. The middle class is easy to extract from because its income is visible, its behavior is predictable, and its fear of falling is powerful. W-2 income can be captured before it ever reaches the bank account. Property taxes attach to shelter. Healthcare attaches to employment. College aid disappears once income crosses thresholds. Tax credits phase out. Professional licensing, insurance, childcare, commuting, housing, and retirement all become toll booths. The rich escape through structure. The poor survive through assistance. The middle pays retail. That is why it feels like the most expensive place to live. It is the zone where you make enough to be denied help and not enough to buy freedom. You are too “successful” for sympathy and too exposed for security. This is also why the middle-class anger is going to grow. These people are the stabilizing class. They follow rules, raise kids, pay bills, fund municipalities, staff companies, buy homes, carry insurance pools, and keep institutions functioning. When they start realizing the bargain no longer compounds, political trust breaks hard. The deepest betrayal is that income stopped being the path to safety. Asset ownership became the path to safety. The middle class earns income to buy assets, but asset prices keep moving away because monetary policy, debt, housing restriction, financialization, and investor demand pushed the ladder higher. So the worker runs faster while the asset-owner floats. That is the hidden class split. The middle class is not poor enough to receive the system’s mercy and not rich enough to command its architecture. It is the payer class. The compliance class. The full-price class. Bottom line: The middle class is expensive because it is where responsibility gets monetized. The system extracts most efficiently from people who still believe playing by the rules will save them.

Nobody "reached in Iran's wallets" and seized Bitcoin, contrary to what Scott Bessant might claim. USDT, sure. Which is why stablecoins can't actually become world money. Nobody trusts the issuers.

@chrismartenson They can seize crypto. They can't seize bitcoin. Understand the difference!

@mikealfred bitcoin:native needs its moment

Everything is going to rip so the only question you’re going to ask is “should I have bought more?” and the answer is “yes” so don’t mind the doomers as they are all broke and yes this is probably a run on sentence but I don’t really care because it’s time to make money let’s go

Dear Senator Hawley, You have betrayed us…… We thought for sure you were going to help us drain the swamp and carry out the mandates we brought forth when electing Trump. On Memorial Day 2026, while the rest of America paused to honor the fallen who died defending our freedoms, you chose to gavel in a meaningless pro forma Senate session and then gavel it right back out. A 30 second ritual that accomplished exactly nothing except one thing: deliberately blocking President Trump from making a single recess appointment. You personally stood in the way of the American people’s mandate. We voted. We won. We gave President Trump the White House, we gave Republicans the Senate, and we sent a clear message……drain the swamp, confirm the loyalists, and move at warp speed to repair what the last four years destroyed. Instead, you and the rest of the Senate club decided the dusty old rulebook matters more than the will of the voters who handed you the majority. By keeping the Senate “technically in session” through sham pro forma meetings, you stripped the President of a constitutional tool specifically designed to bypass obstruction like this. Do you understand what that means, Senator? It means qualified America First nominees, judges, ambassadors, agency heads, and military leaders remain stuck in limbo while the same entrenched bureaucrats who sabotaged Trump the first time continue holding power. It means the deep state gets more time to resist, delay, leak, obstruct, and laugh at the voters who believed change was finally coming. It means Americans are once again being told their landslide victory was meaningless because the Senate has “traditions.” You ran on fighting the swamp. You wrote books about it. You raised your fist outside the Capitol with the rest of us. Now you’re the one holding the gavel that keeps the swamp alive. We are not disappointed, Senator Hawley. We are furious. You didn’t have to take that presiding slot. You didn’t have to participate in the ritual protecting the establishment from the very change Americans demanded. But you did. Every day those positions remain unfilled is another day the agenda Americans voted for is delayed. This is not “procedure.” This is betrayal dressed up in a suit and tie. The swamp does not drain itself. It requires leaders willing to confront a broken system instead of protecting it under the banner of “tradition.” Right now, you are choosing the institution over the people who elected you. We expected better from you. We still want to believe you are not just another suit who talks tough on Fox News and then folds the moment Senate leadership whispers “tradition.” Prove us wrong. Demand these pro forma charades end immediately. Demand recess appointments be allowed so President Trump can govern at the speed this moment requires. Stand in that chamber and publicly call out the hypocrisy. Because if you don’t, the answer to the question “What did Josh Hawley do on Memorial Day 2026?” will be simple: He helped keep the swamp alive. We’re watching. We’re angry. And we will remember. Sincerely, We the Disappointed, Disgusted, and Determined Trump Voters The American Majority You Were Elected to Serve

Dear @LeaderJohnThune, You’re next. Believe it! Sincerely, America

@ScottPresler Short term pain for long term again? As these rinos get voted out of office we are losing the majority; they are sabotaging everything on the way out.

RATTLED: When asked if he will suffer the same fate as Senator Cassidy in Louisiana, Senator Cornyn looks noticeably rattled. The interviewer even quotes President Trump who called Senator Cornyn “disloyal.” Tomorrow is Election Day. ✅ Ken Paxton

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@mikealfred @C_Angermayer @enhanced_games Very cool event!

@saylor @Strategy More converts being retired or is that still the same $1.5bn announcement we had seen?

This week we bought bonds, not bitcoin. The ₿itVac is charging.

@Shine_on_2012 @SpecialReport Right. The cases you are describing also have no legal basis for a permanent residency

@LibertyStier @SpecialReport Nonimmigrants, like students, temp workers, or people on tourist visas, come to the U.S. for a short time and for a specific purpose. Our system is designed for them to leave when their visit is over. Their visit should not function as the first step in the Green Card process.

🚨BREAKING TONIGHT: A massive change in U.S. immigration policy. The Trump administration has announced that any noncitizens in the country who have applied for a green card must leave the United States indefinitely.

@finch216 @SpecialReport Appreciate the response and understand. I was not aware of this enforcement being focused on visa overstays

Most of them are NOT here on legal visas. Green card approval typically takes years. They come in on a tourist or other visa and apply for a change in status and a green card; meanwhile their visa expires. Thats why they are being nabbed at their court appearances. Previous administrations treated you like you were legal just because you had an application pending (and the media plays this game too - claiming these people were “doing everything right”.

@CourageHabit @SpecialReport Ok, that makes sense.

No, it means that if your visa is still valid it's fine but if your visa has expired, you can't hang out here waiting for your green card. Some people are "waiting" for 20 years, being an illegal. That would be like if you got a 12 month contract at Apple as an engineer with the promise to convert you to full time. Then at month 11, they told you that there is a hiring freeze but you're on the list for them to bring back once they can hire again. Well after month 12, you can't come into Apple anymore. Your badge is expired the minute your 12 month contract is over. You can't just hang out at Apple like nothing's changed waiting for your full time offer to come in.

@GrantCardone Buying every day

When is BTC a buy for you?

@bscholl Agreed

I understand why we don’t want people to come to the US to be criminals, mooch on welfare, open learing centers and otherwise undermine the country. But I don’t understand why we make it harder for motivated, ambitious, hardworking people to come to the land of opportunity.

Well, that was not the question. Logically, I am asking if/why that would make sense. The whole point of a permanent residency is that you satisfied some requirement that allows you to go from a short term visa to a permanent status which also implies you established certain roots.

@LibertyStier @SpecialReport This is nothing new. It is the law and is being enforced.

This is a war on aspiration. Lead by the @ausgov. All Australian must fight back. The new ‘investment ladder’, @AlboMP at the top, @JEChalmers pulling the rungs out. Young Australians looking up at the Australian Dream being dismantled before their eyes. @JEChalmers destroying ambition, one budget at a time.

Australian Monopoly - you start a business in Australia and it succeeds then the @AlboMP Government takes 47% in tax when it’s sold. The highest tax in the developed world.

The Australian government just put forward sweeping changes to the capital gains tax system. They pitched it under the guise of helping young people access afforable housing. I ran the numbers, and undeniably, the policy harms, not helps young Aussies. newsletter.checkonchain.com/p/when-the-gov…