Marissa

Finally back to feeling like a winner🥇

$MSTY investors in 2030 watching one weekly dividend payment cover their mortgage.

"Just 0.4 to go to my goal 🥹"

ADAM BACK: "Buy Bitcoin every month, never short."

JUST IN: BILLIONAIRE MIKE NOVOGRATZ JUST SAID MICHAEL SAYLOR IS BUYING SO MUCH #BITCOIN HE'S ABOUT TO TRIGGER A SUPPLY SHOCK HE IS BUYING MULTIPLE "BILLIONS PER WEEK" "THERE IS NOT ENOUGH SUPPLY" YOU'VE BEEN WARNED 🚀

You could buy 0.00918963 BTC (918,963 Sats) for $151.67 in November 2022 Today, the same amount of Bitcoin costs $712.19

Bitcoin looks risky until you study fiat money.

The Signal Remains

There's a difference between being broke and being poor. Broke is temporary. It's a cash flow problem. Poor is a mindset. It's believing the situation is permanent. Every wealthy person you've ever read about was probably broke at some point. None of them stayed poor in their mind first.

You can’t verify that the ETF’s aren’t creating paper bitcoin you have to trust the most corrupt institutions on the planet not to do it this goes against Satoshi’s vision: don’t trust, verify

Send this to people who think it's too late to buy bitcoin.

"Milestone of 0.5 BTC" 🫡

@WatcherGuru Strategy holds 815,061 BTC ~ $64 billion

Where the internet ends, true ownership begins.🔐

GM☕ The coffee cup was one of the first motifs I started using because I love coffee.🙌 I also love the sun and hiking the mountains in Norway.🗻🌞 So that's why so many of my images are with coffee cups, and often times in sunny mountain settings.😉✌

By the way, there is a deep irony here that most people miss. Gold is rare for a very fundamental reason. In the normal life cycle of a star, elements can only be fused up to iron. Beyond iron, fusion no longer releases energy. It consumes energy. That breaks the delicate balance inside the star between gravity pulling inward and radiation pressure pushing outward. As long as fusion produces energy, the star can sustain itself. But once it builds up iron in its core, that process stops. The star can no longer support itself, gravity takes over, and the core collapses. What follows is a catastrophic event: a supernova. Depending on the original mass, what remains is a neutron star or a black hole. In that violent collapse and explosion, extreme conditions emerge. Temperatures and pressures become so high that heavy elements like gold can finally be formed. It is not a gentle, continuous process. It is explosive, rare, and energetically expensive. Gold is born in a brief, chaotic “soup” of radiation and nuclear reactions during these events. This is, in a very real sense, nature’s proof of work. An enormous amount of energy must be expended to create something that is intrinsically scarce and difficult to produce. That is precisely why gold has value. Its rarity is not arbitrary. It is physically enforced by the laws of nuclear physics and stellar evolution. Bitcoin follows an analogous principle. It forces the expenditure of real-world energy to create new units. This is not waste. It is the mechanism that anchors scarcity in reality. So when @PeterSchiff claims that using energy to secure a monetary system is pointless, they are ignoring the fundamental fact that the value of gold itself is rooted in the same principle. The energy cost is not a flaw. It is the foundation.

🚨Former Pentagon Advisor Jim Rickards on Strait of Hormuz Crisis: 'MASS STARVATION & INDUSTRIAL COLLAPSE Are Next.' 'The Strait of Hormuz has been closed for 56 days. That's 20% of the world's oil and energy, and a high percentage of the world's liquid natural gas. When the war started on February 28th, there were oil tankers already headed for South Korea, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and India. I call it a floating pipeline. That pipeline has now gone to zero. Nine weeks in, we're going to start seeing refineries and industrial plants shut down. And this is not like throwing a switch you can turn back on. Even if the Persian Gulf opened tomorrow, which it will not, it could take weeks or months to get refineries going again. For the Global South, the crisis runs deeper. They're heavily dependent on nitrates from the Persian Gulf for fertiliser. This is the planting season. If you can't fertilise the fields, you can't plant your crops. We're looking at potential mass starvation on top of industrial collapse.' — Former Pentagon Advisor and Guest Lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, James Rickards, on the latest episode of New Order Watch the full interview in the quoted post below 👇

HUGE recovery: Bitcoin is just 0.5% away from its best April in 5 years.

MARCO RUBIO: "We won't have to talk about sanctions in five years because there will be so many countries transacting in currencies other than the Dollar that we won't have the ability to sanction them."

The Orange Pilgrim 🌅 #Bitcoin $BTC