the duke

@Ledger Beware of @ledger…lost my holdings after being unable to connect the device and following all “fix problems”…my mistake was that I lost the seed phrase and relied on the device

Ledger Wallet ✅ Ledger signer ✅ Black coffee ✅ Gm ✅

@radiolared @pviloutaoficial El motor del pro

Fernando De Andreis , Diputado Nacional por el PRO , pasó por #Vilouta910 con @pviloutaoficial y habló sobre el rol del PRO en la actualidad. 🎧 AM 910 📱 APP: La Red 🖥️ lared.am ▶️ YouTube: Radio La Red

People are starting to figure it out… Bitcoin is the Strait of Hormuz for Freedom Money 75k 🔥

@mikealfred You are trying to hard to be cool!!

@saylor Imagine if all this accumulation and buying would have been without a name…that would generate frenzie. The fact that is under Saylor name does not have the same effect!

Still stacking. $BTC

bitcoin day

@stackhodler @stackhodler it seems that “idiocracy” is getting more real and closer than we think!

You look at the United States today and of course you don't believe they put a man on the moon in 1969 But go watch the Apollo 11 documentary on Amazon What you'll see is an entirely different country full of people that basically no longer exist today A serious, focused, rational, and united people with a common goal They had a pack of tin foil and less computing power than a microwave oven... But they understood physics They knew how to build things And most of all, they had belief Why wouldn't they? They were from the country that invented flight itself If two bike mechanics from the midwest could accomplish something that even the great da Vinci only dreamed of... Why couldn't a team of the brightest minds in the most powerful country in the world come together to put a man on the moon? As time goes on, fewer people believe that the scientists and engineers of the 60's actually put a man on the moon But that says more about our own time than theirs Go tour the Mont Saint-Michel in France and you'll realize that progress isn't always linear They built that place 500+ years ago, but no one could imagine us building it today Yet no one denies it's there. It sits there as a high watermark in architectural history, reminding us what we are no longer capable of. The moon landing is a lot easier to deny. You can't see it with your own eyes. And what you do see with your own eyes makes it hard to believe it was possible.

it’s so tiring

Satoshi Nakamoto in 2010 on quantum computers: "If it happens gradually, we can still transition to something stronger."

@BitcoinMagazine There, problem solved…NOW let’s accommodate the best asset of the history of mind kind where it deserves….1M

$20,000 invested in the S&P 500 (1979–2022): - Stayed invested → $2,112,152 - Missed best 5 days → $1,309,562 - Missed best 10 days → $943,249 - Missed best 20 days → $547,851 - Missed best 30 days → $341,899 - Missed best 60 days → $103,561 8 of the 10 worst days happened within 1 week of the best days. You won’t time it. Stay invested.

@GrantCardone Give it 8 months

Bitcoin should be $280,000

The Market Still Thinks Bitcoin Needs Easy Money. It Doesn’t. Bitcoin is around $74K while oil is above $100, inflation is still 2.4%, unemployment is 4.4%, and the Fed is widely expected to hold rates steady this week. This is not just a money-printing trade. The biggest driver right now is real spot absorption. $56.3B of net ETF inflows since launch. 22,337 BTC bought by Strategy this week. New supply still does not respond. What the market is missing: Bitcoin is being repriced as scarce collateral, not just a high-beta tech trade. Bitcoin does not need easier policy as much as people think. It needs sustained buyers against fixed supply.

Bitcoin Is Separating From Traditional Assets Under Geopolitical Stress

Bitcoin is the $300 trillion global debt off ramp

@nntaleb And I thought you were smart…who wrote the book BS?!? Must have been a pen for hire

This is much much smarter than bitcoin. Private currencies must compete with one another.

The Bitcoin adoption / price relationship most people miss: Bitcoin’s supply is basically fixed. So the key variable is adoption. In most markets: higher demand creates more supply. In Bitcoin: higher demand mostly creates a higher price. That changes everything. Over long periods: adoption CAGR ≈ market cap CAGR ≈ price CAGR. When supply is fixed, adoption becomes the price engine. That means once you know the adoption rate, you largely know Bitcoin’s long-term CAGR. Bitcoin is not just scarcity. It is adoption constrained by fixed supply.

KRAKEN BECOMES FIRST CRYPTO FIRM TO WIN ACCESS TO FED’S CORE PAYMENTS SYSTEM-WSJ

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