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I don't sell my Bitcoin. I borrow against it at 0% interest. 0% interest? I use a stablecoin called YLDS and the yield offsets the loan cost entirely. Borrow dollars. Pay back in pennies. Keep the BTC. Never trigger a taxable event. This account is the strategy documented in real time.

@Scavacini777 That's called winning

My family cleaning business will be buying another 2 million sats next week.

@alexelorenzo Meanwhile 40 trillion in debt will come calling soon.

The lie: crypto is too risky for regular people. The truth: the same banks that lost your parents' retirement in 2008 are now lobbying for the right to trade it with your deposits

@Rajatsoni Soon 120k will be a bargain as well 😆

Buying Bitcoin during bear markets is like traveling in time When Bitcoin was at $126K, everybody wished they could go back to 2024 when it was under $70K Today, it's like we're back in 2024 Most people aren't taking advantage because the goal posts always move They got what they wanted, but now they demand even more

@AdamBLiv It's truly insane that any of that is the acceptable default system.

YOU ARE A SLAVE. In six years, they printed +45.9% more money, piled on +65.7% more debt claims, and gave workers a majestic +3.9% in real weekly earnings. That is the entire fiat operating system in one chart. Your future labor gets pre-sold to bankers, governments, and asset holders, then they call your shrinking purchasing power “economic growth.” Bitcoin fixes the moral accounting. Own the asset they can’t print while they auction off everyone else’s life by the trillion.

@danheld Infinite paper Bitcoin.

Morgan Stanley's spot Bitcoin ETF is expected to begin trading as early as tomorrow🔥 Why is this so important? - 16,000 financial advisors can now recommend Bitcoin - $7.4T in assets - The first spot Bitcoin ETF issued directly by a major U.S. bank - Lowest fee at 0.14%

@SatoshiBagger Together 🤝

@StackdFinance Together 👌🏾

I need more bitcoin...

Most market days are noise with retrofitted headlines. Someone always has a reason why it moved. Stretch the time horizon out far enough and all that noise fades into background static.

@APompliano Every geopolitical crisis is a live stress test. Bitcoin keeps passing. Critics keep moving the goalpost.

Bitcoin critics are in shambles because the digital currency has been one of the big winners of the geopolitical conflict. While investors have been dumping other assets, bitcoin continues have a positive return.

@BitcoinRachy Set up some kind of dynamic system where you DCA more when fear/greed index is low, less when it is high. You'll make more vs lump sum or static DCA 100%

Let’s say you inherit $70,000. Would you lump sum 1 Bitcoin or DCA? If DCA, over what time frame?

The US is striking Iran. Defense budget just went from $850B to a $1.5T request. The strait of hormuz is closed. The debt is getting worse. Where does the money come from? Same place it always comes from. The printer.

@River On the way there :

If you're stacking bitcoin. And you don't own 1 BTC yet. We believe in you.

@BitcoinRachy Daily. Anything extra.

Do you DCA Bitcoin daily, weekly, or monthly? I’ll go first: Hourly 😉

@Figure It's a solid product. I'm currently earning 8.9% on my YLDS and that offsets the 8.8% I'm being charged on my margin loan. It's a beautiful setup

@RonSwanonson These prices are a gift.

Buying bitcoin here 🔐 Then doing nothing

@MatthewRyanCase Fiat was never meant to be held. Bitcoin is forever indeed.

Fiat is fleeting. Bitcoin is forever. Choose wisely.

@bramk The worst part is most people don't even realize the runway is shrinking. They just feel the pressure and blame themselves for not moving fast enough.

The real crime of fiat money debasement isn’t just higher prices, it’s stolen optionality. It makes trying something big (for which you need time and space) feel like a double loss when you fail at your attempt, because your runway devalues too.

@BTC_broo Visa settles your coffee in 3 days. Bitcoin settles a house in minutes. Same game, different century!

Most people misunderstand the “Visa v Bitcoin” comparison. Visa is a payments network. It settles through banks, clearing houses, and central banks and final settlement can take days. Bitcoin is final settlement. One transaction moves value globally with no counterparty risk and no reversal. Speed at the UI layer is irrelevant if settlement is delayed. Bitcoin is competing with the entire financial stack, not just the swipe of a card.

@bramk Fiat = lies Bitcoin = truth

Fiat money = words Bitcoin = work